Pappas Homers Twice and Wins in 3-0 Orioles Victory
Milt Pappas delivered two home runs and a two hitter as the Baltimore Orioles shut out the Minnesota Twins 3-0. He struck out 11 to earn his 10th win, part of an 11-7 season edge for Baltimore over Minnesota. Earl Robinson also homered, and Pete Ramos took the loss for his 16th defeat in 25 decisions.
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Maryland Opens Grid Drills On Friday With 67 To Greet Nugent
Maryland coach Tom Nugent invites 67 candidates, including 27 lettermen from 1980, to early fall practice as the Terps prepare for the Cotton Bowl opener versus Southern Methodist University on Sept 23. Nugent asserts 1961 squad depth will exceed prior teams. Key returning players include 16 linemen and 11 backs with Gary Collins and Hank Poniatowski at end and Dick Novak vs Dick Shiner for quarterback.
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Colavito hits four homers as Tigers sweep Senators
Rocky Colavito belted four homers, three in the nightcap, leading Detroit to a 7-4 and a 10-1 doubleheader sweep of Washington. Colavito drove in seven runs, boosting his RBI total to 119 for the season. Paul Foytack earned the second game's win while Dave Sisler took the loss. The Tigers moved within two games of the AL lead as New York beat Kansas City. The Senators dropped their ninth straight.
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Mike Garcia
Bennie Daniels
Paul Foytack
Dick Sisterler
Colts Stomp Redskins 41 7 in Norfolk Exhibition
Baltimore Colts rout Washington Redskins 41-7 in an exhibition game in Norfolk. Unitas connected on a 5-yard TD to Lenny Moore on the opening play, Perry and Mackey scored, Sample and Marchetti key plays, and a Redskins trade sent Gunderman to the Colts for Vince Scott.
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Phils Braves Split Doubleheader In NL Pennant Race
The Milwaukee Braves split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies as they trailed in the NL pennant race. The Braves won 11-10 in 12 innings, while the Phillies won the nightcap 3-0 behind Art Mahaffey. Mahaffey earned a second straight shutout after a long winless stretch.
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Hustlers win slugfest to sweep Mt Airy in State League
Frederick Hustlers beat Mt Airy 3 to 2 in an hour and 40 minutes to sweep the Mary land State League first round. Tom Moss drove in Michael with a bunt single in the eighth for the winning run as Chris Sole pitched a six hitter. Thurmont also wins 10 7 to even playoff series with Brunswick on a late surge led by Leon Anders two run double and Mike Unger three hits.
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Small but Good Field in 36th Hambletonian
A 13 three year old trotting field at Du Quoin for the Hambletonian, the smallest since 1955, features Caleb as favorite after a 1:58 3-5 mile and top contenders Duke Rodney Matastar and others. The purse nears 182,000 with a 77,364 winner share. no pari mutuel betting at the fairgrounds.
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Angels Defeat Red Sox 8-3 In Los Angeles
The Angels racked 13 hits to beat Boston 8-3 at home. Eli Giba pitched a complete game for Los Angeles, improving to 7-8, while Don Schwall took the loss for Boston as the Red Sox dropped their road record to 4-18. Green and Hardy homered for Boston.
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Baseball results and upcoming games in National League and American League
National League games included Baltimore 3 Minnesota 0 Detroit 7-10 Washington 4-1 Chicago 10-9 Cleveland 6-3 New York 8 Kansas City 7 Los Angeles 8 Boston 3. Tonight’s schedule features Pittsburgh 7-5 Chicago 3-6 Cincinnati 6-8 Los Angeles 5-3 St Louis 6 San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 11-0 Philadelphia 10 Boston Monbouquette 9-12 at Kansas City Bass 7-8. Baltimore Brown 9-4 at Los Angeles Bowsfield 9-5 N Detroit Kline 4-7 at Washington McClain 7-14, only games scheduled. Chicago Drott 1-3 at Pittsburgh Francis 2-5 Milwaukee Spahn 15-12 at Philadelphia Ferrarese 2-9 or Roberts 1-9, N.
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Middletown Forfeit Gives Germantown Victory In Playoff
Germantown was awarded a 9 0 forfeit win after Tri County League president Mel Garber ruled Middletown infielder Dick Forest ineligible for playing with a non league team during the playoff opener. Forest had started with Middletown then joined Charles Town, prompting the protest that led to the decision.
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Reds sweep Dodgers 6-5 and 8-3 in doubleheader
Cincinnati Reds rally from deficit in game one with a Gene Freese three run homer and Wally Pignesting double for the decisive blows. Vada Pinson supplies two run shot in game two as Ken Johnson improves to 5-2 in the nightcap in Cincinnati. Dodgers starter Don Drysdale takes loss, reliever Ron Perranoski also allows runs.
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White Sox sweep doubleheader to pad AL hold
Chicago White Sox defeat Cleveland 10 6 in the opener and 9 3 in the nightcap to seize fourth in the AL. Al Smith homered twice including his 23rd, Roy Sievers added his 24th, both off Barry Latman. Juan Pizarro saved the opener. Turk Lown earned the win in relief.
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