Tigers Fall Twice as Twins Rally Past Detroit
In a Sunday doubleheader, the Minnesota Twins defeated Detroit 7-5 in the opener and 13-1 in the nightcap. Joe Foy belted a grand slam for Boston, while Harmon Killebrew drew a bases loaded walk for Detroit. Jim Perry pitched the second game for Minnesota, holding Detroit to three hits.
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Rotary Rolls Shell in Ruth League 14-0
Petey Cooper dominated on the mound and at the plate for Rotary, allowing only a single hit by Glen Staley while contributing three hits including a triple and driving in two runs. Daryl Hall Sterling Herbert and Bobby Stockman each had two RBIs, as Rotary cruised to a 14-0 victory over Shell in Babe Ruth League play.
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National League standings and results recap
National League leaders San Francisco 45 47 625 Pittsburgh 39 29 574. Los Angeles 40 30 . Houston 39 32 . Philadelphia 37 34 . Cincinnati 34 35 . St. Louis 33 36 . Atlanta 33 8 41 . New York 29 38 . Chicago 21 48. Yesterday Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 2 0 and Los Angeles won 2 1 at Atlanta. San Francisco crushed Cincinnati 10 0. Houston beat St. Louis 6 3. Chicago defeated New York 7 2. Today Houston at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Atlanta, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, San Francisco at St. Louis, and other listed games.
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Scott Key Routs Westminster Legion in 19-1 District clash
Francis Scott Key Post of Frederick routs Westminster 19 to 1 as Au die Murphy earns five hit support and a 22 total safeties attack. Frederick jumps on top after Westminster’s 1-0 lead, with Terry Boyer triple scoring on a sacrifice fly, then Orem drives in runs and Wildasin helps with back-to-back triples. Frederick improves to 6-1 in league play, next facing Germantown and Cheverly Legion posts.
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Orem
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McCurdy Field
Cheverly Legion Post
Southern Maryland
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Frame
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Keller
Big Ten baseball title goes to Ohio State in six game sweep
Ohio State clinched the Big Ten crown by winning all six conference games while weather canceled nine others. The Buckeyes defeated teams in a rain shortened season, finishing with a flawless six and zero record in league play.
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