Estrada Shines In Orioles 9 5 Victory Over Yankees
Rookie Chuck Estrada pitched a complete game for Baltimore in his first major league start, leading the Orioles to a 9-5 win over the New York Yankees. A six-run fourth inning turned the game after Baltimore trailed early, with key hits from Bob Bord and Joe Ginsberg. Estrada earned his second win while New York starter John Gabler took the loss as Baltimore completed the series sweep. Al Pilarcik, Gene Woodling and Elston Howard homered in a game that lasted 3 hours 43 minutes.
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Cubs End Losing Streak With 5-4 Victory Over Cardinals
Chicago Cubs halt a four game slide by defeating St. Louis 5 to 4 as Tony Taylor drives in three runs and Don Elston shines in relief. Glen Hobbie notches his second win, while Elston and Schroll help hold the Cardinals.
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Carl Sawatski
al Schroll
Daryl Spencer
Leon Wagner
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Indians sweep Kansas City with two wins in doubleheader
Cleveland rookies Wynn Hawkins and Dick Stigman hurled both games as the Indians beat the Kansas City A’s 6-4 and 3-1. Bubba Phillips delivered a five RBI spree with a pair of homers in the first game, while Ken Johnson’s line drive ended the second game with two out. The A’s nearly rallied in the ninth before Stigman closed out the win.
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Norm Siebern
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White Sox double victory over Tigers tightens AL lead
The Chicago White Sox swept Detroit 6-3 and 5-2 as Gerry Staley and Frank Baumann hurled relief gems. Aparicio broke slump with four RBIs, boosting Chicago to undisputed first place and a five game win streak behind a 29,586 crowd.
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Major League Yesterday's Results Report
Baseball scores recap shows Chicago beating Detroit and Kansas City defeating Baltimore with other results across leagues. Box details include Cleveland 6-3 win over Kansas City and 41-9 for KC over Baltimore, plus rain affecting Washington at Boston. Tonight Chicago at Baltimore and Cleveland at Washington among scheduled games.
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Walkersville and Bolivar coast to early wins in league action
Buckeystown edged Middletown 8 to 7 as Bob Loun homered in the tenth after Don Loun earned his first pitching victory. The Buckeystown rally tied the game in the ninth and Don and Bob combined in a dramatic extra frame to seal the win. Bud Gilroy earned Bolivar’s 17-6 win over Lovellsville with a four inning effort and support from Gilroy and Reeder.
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Broad Run-Creagerstown routs rivals with 23 run blast
Broad Run was overwhelmed as Creagerstown seized control with an 18 hit attack and a 23 run total. Frank Favorite earned the victory in a two to two game. Mike Fyock and Buzz Ecker supplied key hits while Thurmont edged Brunswick 17-16 ending an 18 game Railroaders win streak.
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Germantown Storms Yellow Springs In Big Inning Win
Germantown scored eight runs in the fifth to erase a 43 Yellow Springs lead and crushed the Springs 19 to 3 in Germantown. Jim Linton and Gary Linton homered for Yellow Springs as Wilkie Ricketts earned his first win and Mel Beachley took the loss.
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Doubs Fall as Ramsburg Dominates Nine Inning Game
Ramsburg pitched a complete game nine allowing seven hits and eleven strikeouts to beat Doubs. Tom Dorsey Wayne Swomley and Ron Smith each had three hits for the winners while Buzz Beachley led Doubs with two. Doubs scored in the second and fifth but dropped seven runs.
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Clemente Sparks Pirates Rally to 13 2 Win Over Reds
Roberto Clemente smashed a grand slam and Vern Law pitched well as Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 13 2 to extend their winning streak to nine. Don Newcombe struggled early, and Clemente’s fourth homer of the season capped the early onslaught.
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Smithwick Breaks Maryland Hunt Cup Record With Sixth Victory
Glyndon Maryland AP Mike Smithwick wins the Maryland Hunt Cup aboard Fluctuate for his sixth victory in 13 years, the most by any rider since the race began in 1894 at age 31. He trails the all time record of 18 years to his first five wins set by Jervis Spencer Jr.
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Jervis Spencer Jr
Maryland aims at alumni game with strong scrimmage
Maryland football prepared for the 10th annual alumni game with a sharp dress rehearsal. Seven touchdown passes were logged by quarterbacks in five periods, with Dale Betty throwing four and Dick Novak two. Gary Collins was the primary target, catching six passes and scoring three times including a 70 yard run.
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