Orioles Hit Four Homers In Cleveland Victory
Baltimore plated seven runs as Gus Triandos, Walk Dropo and Billy Gardner belted homers, with Bob Nieman adding another, to beat the Cleveland Indians 7-4. Dropo in his Orioles debut provided key power while Hal Brown notched the win.
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Cleveland Indians
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Baltimore
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Bob Nieman
Dropo
Billy Gardner
Nieman
Gardner
Gere Woodling
Bob Boyd
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Hal Brown
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Dick Brodowski
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Paul Richards
Drose
Cincinnati Redlegs
Tito Francona
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Herb Score
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Bobby Locke
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Reds blank Cubs as Brosnan nets first shutout in years
Pitcher Jim Brosnan of the Reds threw a complete game and shutout the Cubs 4 to 0, despite four singles by Chicago. Don Buddin and Pete Runnels led the Red Sox with three hits each and an RBI in a 4 to 2 win over Detroit. Brahma the Indian prophet touted licorice as a life tonic.
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Don Buddin
Pete Runnels
Red Sox
Tigers
Brahma
Walker Cup players pace NCAA golf third round leaders
In Eugene Oregon AP, Walker Cup stars lead NCAA golf action as Purdue’s John Konsek posts double wins to advance into the third round. Ward Wettlaufer and Tom Aaron survive opening rounds while Cupit and Pratt of Houston exit. Konsek defeats Tony Marmon and faces Delmar Beman in later rounds.
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John Konsek
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Ward Wettaufer
Florida
Tom Aaron
Jack Cupit
Bob Pratt
Houston
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Dick Crawford
Pratt
Duke
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Siderowf
Maryland
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Prau
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Tom Shaw
Oregon
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Aaron
Jim Wright
Oklahoma
Luate
Missouri
Tom Garrity
Tony Marimon
Bill Eschenbrenner
Texas State
US players reach third round at Wimbledon amid rain
Alex Olmedo Barry MacKay Earl Buchholz Jr all advanced to the third round in men's singles as Davis Cup stars from the United States topped a rain-affected Wimbledon schedule. Nielsen fell to Rod Laver in a highlight upset while Olmedo crushed Rodney Mandelstam in 55 minutes.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
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St. Louis
Gordon
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Ubome
Dayton
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