Nats Edge Tribe In Tight 5-4 Tilt
Washington tops Cleveland 5-4 as Ted Williams era era? No, actual: Sievers homers, Portocarrero limits Tribe to three hits. Gary Bell loses after two runs in first. Triandos and Geiger contribute for Baltimore. Ballgame ends 12 innings with Orioles rally?
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Tigers Rally Past Yankees 12-5 in Sweltering Sale
Frank Lary outduelled the Yankees for most of the game, lifting Detroit to a 12-5 victory as Hank Aguirre finished the relief. Mantle hit his 24th homer for New York, but the Tigers pulled away early, scoring six in two innings and adding three more late. Gail Harris drove in four, Kaline and Blaxwell each had three RBIs.
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Excelsior Dairy Beats Shell Oil In Babe Ruth Action
Excelsior Dairy won 5 to 2 over Shell Oil in Babe Ruth League play. The decisive rally came in the second inning with three runs after a first inning tally. McDonough led Shell with two hits in three trips. total hits were seven. The game was a rescheduled rainout from June 13, and Excelsior is set to face Price in another rescheduled match tonight.
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Oxco Teams Wins Ties Little Loop Standing
The Oxco team edged Tall Cedars 7 to 6 as Grove doubled and Kline homered to pace the victory. Kline struck out nine, keeping Oxco within a 72 record tied with the Amvets for first-half honors. A playoff vs Amvets is set for today at 6 pm for second-half title unless Oxco wins. if Amvets win, they claim both halves.
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Durelle Defends Title Against Holt In Montreal
Yvon Durelle from New Brunswick defends his British Empire light heavyweight title Wednesday night at the Forum in Montreal against Mike Holt of South Africa. The 28-year-old Durelle is a 5 to 1 favorite in a 12 round match telecast starting at 9 p.m. EST. Holt’s 31-6 record includes 21 knockouts. Durelle is 73-2-0 with 37 KOs.
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Jensen's 27th homer powers Red Sox past Athletics 25-2
Boston built a first inning burst as Jackie Jensen slammed his 27th homer with two aboard to spark a 25-2 rout of Kansas City. Jensen also doubled and scored while Frank Sullivan earned his eighth win aided by Leo Kiely.
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Lopez predicts Yankees could lose pennant in season
Manager Al Lopez of the Chicago White Sox argues the New York Yankees may drop the American League title. He notes that anything can happen in baseball as NY trails by about 15 games, citing past momentum shifts such as the Dodgers' late lead blow.
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Braves Triumph 4-1 Over Cardinals in Tough Tilt
Milwaukee's Eddie Mathews wins praise and blame in a 4-1 loss to St Louis as Joey Jay shines with four strikeouts in five innings. The piece notes fatigue among players, home life impacts on performance, and refereces a report on Eddie Mathews and Aaron.
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League Leaders APA American and National League Batting
American League leaders feature Power Cleveland .331 Fox Chicago Kuenn Detroit 240 runs Mantle New York Cerv Kansas City 57 Jensen Boston 79 HR Jensen Boston 27 Mantle New York 24 Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago Rivera Chicago Landis Chicago Minoso Cleveland 9 Pitching Delock Boston 8-0 200 Turner New York 133 Sullivan Boston 52 Win 0 0 Strikeouts Turley New York Ford New York 91 Wynn Chicago 89 National League leaders show Musial St Louis .362 Mays San Francisco .349 Dark Chicago .333 Runs Banks Chicago 67 Mays San Francisco 65 Aaron Milwaukee 61 Runs batted in Thames Pittsburgh 72 Banks Chicago 67 Cepeda San Francisco 57 Doubles Hoak Cincinnati 23 Thomson Chicago 21 Great Pittsburgh 19 Triples Virdon Pittsburgh 9 Banks Chicago Mars San Francisco Blasingame St. Louis 8 Home runs Thomas Pittsburgh Duren 25 Banks Chicago Walls Chicago 20 Stolen bases Ashburn Philadelphia Mays San Francisco 14 Blasingame St. Louis 13 Pitching McCormick San Francisco 72 8 75 Phillips Chicago 62 1750 Farrell Philadelphia 062 Strikeouts Jones St. Louis 108 Fodres Los Angeles 80 Droft Chicago Antonelli San Francisco 78
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Baseball Scores From Tuesday Through Thursday
Detroit defeated New York 12 to 5 while Boston beat Kansas City 5 to 2 and Washington won 5 to 4 against Cleveland. Chicago edged Baltimore 4 to 3 in another listed result with Detroit and New York again on the schedule and Cleveland noted in the incomplete recap.
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Pen-Mar League Scores Tie Ups and Upcoming Games
In Sunday play Casatown defeated Fairfield 42 while Emmitsburg upset Littlestown 53. Blue Ridge Summit beat Union Bridge 41 and Taneytown defeated Hanover 2. Upcoming Sunday Emmitsburg hosts Hanover at Willow Beach. Blue Ridge Summit visits Cashtown. Littlestown goes to Taneytown. Union Bridge travels to Fairfield. Standings show Fairfield leading with 3 wins and 8 losses, Blue Ridge Summit 8 65, Taneytown 8 6 15, Littlestown 7 3 5 38, Cashtown 6 4 62, Union Bridge 4 0 7 23, Emmitsburg 4 8 3 33, Hanover 2 0 1 82.
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Minor Leagues Roundup From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
In Pacific Coast action Sacramento Spokane Portland Seattle Salt Lake City San Diego Vancouver Phoenix posted scores while Vancouver tied. In International League Toronto Montreal and Rochester plus Miami won games as Toronto sent pitcher Don Johnson to San Francisco for three players. Johnson has had mixed results while Leaf president Jack Kent Cooke announced two acquisitions with Ernie Borglio and Jim King plus an unnamed player. In the NFL, John Olszewski was traded from the Chicago Cardinals to the Washington Redskins for Ben Preston and a high draft pick.
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Baker Geis Surgery Trims Pirates Infielder’s Knee
Gene Baker Pirates infielder underwent knee surgery after a Sunday injury in St. Louis. Surgeons say the operation was successful and Baker should be able to play next season. He'll be hospitalized about 10 days and return to Chicago to convalesce with his knee in a cast until September.
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Opposed To Curbing Broadcasts Of Sports
Washington AP report on opposition to a bill curbing radio and TV broadcasts of sports. Justice and related agencies argue the measure could cause a near total blackout. testimony cites impact on major and minor leagues and broadcast rights amid antitrust concerns. Also notes Chatham Canadian Legion game no hitter by Eddie Wright but loss due to walks and errors.
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Clay Courts crown seized by MacKay in second round
No. 2 seed MacKay overwhelmed Bobby Siska 63 64 in a second round at the 48th annual tournament on River Forest courts. Former Michigan star beat Gay Messick by the same score. Other seeds advanced. top woman Dorothy Head Knode had a first round bye awaiting Wednesday. Bernard Bartzen, undaunted, moved to third round with 60 60 wins and others posted easy fourth round results. Karol Fageros led women with a 60 60 win.
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Hitting Homers Lift Braves in Victory Over Cardinals
Yesterday's baseball notes confirm Aaron drove in three runs with two homers and a sacrifice in a 41 win over St Louis as McCormick pitched for the Giants and Clevenger delivered seven strikeouts in relief to a 54 win over the Indians. Injured crop duster Jones, 37, from Monroe, La, was hurt when his plane struck a power pole near Epps.
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Fight Results From Ottawa Heavyweight Draw
In Ottawa, Ontario, Art Sneiden of Pittsburgh and Bert Whitehurst of Baltimore battled to a ten round draw in the heavyweight division.
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