Niagara Falls Manager Walks Off Field Forfeits Game
Niagara Falls manager Leo Martel led his team off the field after Niagara Falls was upset by Maryland champions Marva AllStars in a Pare League game at McCurdy Field. Umpire Roscoe Shook ejected Niagara Falls shortstop Oscar Colvin for riding the umpire, prompting Martel to declare the team would return home at 8:30 p.m. with police escort.
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Mike Gearinger
Charley D’alvisio
Rich Sider
Rich Sermak
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Greg Englar
Billy Norwood
Gary O'Bryan
Ronnie Rice
D’aloisio
Cox
Don Culbert
Gearinger
Doyle
Marva Lesh
Phota
J Rolfe Castleman
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues Today
Major league games listed with results from Philadelphia to Milwaukee and the National League slate including Chicago at Boston and Minnesota at Cleveland. Also notes one fiction claim about Daniel Defoe and Crusoe.
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Orioles Rally to Edge Red Sox 5-3 for Split
The Baltimore Orioles erased a 3-0 deficit with a four run seventh inning, highlighted by John Orsino’s two run single. Frank Malzone drove in all Boston runs with a two homer and another RBI, while Brooks Robinson sparked the rally with a single and later scored. Jim McNally earned the win for Baltimore as Dave Morehead took the loss.
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Arnold Earley
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Rookie Merritt Guides Twins past Yankees 8 2 in New York
Rookie Jim Merritt scattered 10 hits as Minnesota pounded New York 8 to 2 behind a 14 hit attack. Don Mincher homered, Frank Quilici drove in two with a triple, and Rich Rollins had three hits as the Twins built an early lead and cruised.
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AFL Chief Opposes Canada Expansion to Three Cities
Joe Foss, AFL commissioner, said he would oppose expanding the league to Toronto Montreal or Vancouver. He noted the AFL had been approached by groups in those cities but would not risk professional football’s future in the Canadian League. Whitey Ford has defeated the Washington Senators more times than any other club. He opened with a 36-6 record against them.
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Grant Accepts Chance To Face Laguna In Panama Title Bout
Kingston Jamaica AP reports Bunny Grant's manager says the British Empire champion accepted an offer to meet world lightweight champ Ismael Laguna in Panama next month. No date yet.
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U S Track Men Beat West Germany In Dual Meet
U S track stars Mills and Cawley led a strong showing at Rosenau Stadium as the United States defeated West Germany 142 91 in a two day meet ending the American tour with eight of eleven final night events won. Mills set a new American record in the 10 000 meters while the 1 600 meter relay also posted a season best. The U S women meet Germany next in Munich.
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