Twins Rally In Ninth To Beat Orioles 8 5
In 92 degree heat at Baltimore, the Twins rally in the ninth inning to defeat the Orioles 8 to 5. Zoilo Versalles tripled for two RBIs, Oliva hit a three run homer, and Sandy Valdespino delivered a pinch hit to cap the late surge. Orioles starter Harvey Haddix gave way after Versalles’ triple and Oliva’s homer. Norm Siebern had two hits for Baltimore, while Bob Johnson and Brooks Robinson homered for the Orioles earlier.
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Creagerstown Ends Mt. Airy Victory Skein
Creagerstown stunned Mt. Airy 10 to 7 in 11 innings as Donny Neel and Ken Snoots delivered clutch hits. Neel drove in a run in the 11th and Snoots added two RBIs, while Mt. Airy saw Ken Eaves take the loss after relief by Spike Jones.
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Stengel Breaks Hip As Mets Near Birthday
Casey Stengel, manager of the New York Mets, fractured his left hip Sunday morning and will undergo surgery. X-rays at Roosevelt Hospital showed a displaced fracture, with possible injury from twisting in his sleep. He will be hospitalized about three weeks and Wes Westrum will manage in his absence.
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Giants Rally Edges Braves 2 1 for Third Straight Win
San Francisco Giants beat Milwaukee 2-1 as Dick Schofield's two-out eighth inning single drove in Hal Lanier after a sequence of a single by Len Gabrielson and walk to Ken Henderson. Jesus Alou opened the scoring with a run in the second, and Hank Aaron tied it in the fifth with Joe Torre driving in Mack Jones.
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Ashe Says Pressure On Osuna In Davis Cup Play
Arthur Ashe discusses the looming zone finals with Rafael Osuna of Mexico, saying Osuna must defend prestige while Ashe aims to reach his peak. Ashe, No. 2 on the U S Davis Cup squad, seeks two or three years to prove himself internationally, while noting he is the first Negro on the team but focuses on tennis performance over race.
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Indians Split With Yankees 7 4 in second game
Fred Whitfield collected four hits including a three run homer to spark Cleveland to a 7 4 win over New York in the second game after the Yankees won the opener 3 0 behind Mel Stottlemyre four hitt ing pitching Stottlemyre with 11 5. Tresh led off the second inning with his 15th homer and Pepitone also connected. Mantle added a run scoring double in the ninth for New York. Attendance was 56 634, the largest in Cleveland since June 17 1962.
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Frederick’s Ron Hart Earns Hearst All Star Honor
Frederick High senior Ron Hart shortstop was named one of four Hearst All-Stars from Baltimore area after being selected MVP in the Hearst Orioleland All-Star game at Memorial Stadium. Hart, batting .432 for Frederick American Legion, also stars for Middletown in Tri County League and Fran Scott Key Post. He contributed a triple and a single in a 3-2 loss as he joined teammates headed to New York for Aug 21 Yankee Stadium showcase.
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Missing Camp Costly To Colt Stonebreaker
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