Azcue sparks Indians past Tigers with clutch eighth inning
Cleveland catcher Joe Azcue, off the bench, lined a two run single in the eighth to lift the Indians to a 7 6 victory over Detroit. Sonny Siebert earned his sixth win as Ralph Terry failed to reach 100 career wins. The Indians rallied after early Detroit leads with Tony Gonzalez homering and miscues by the Tigers, then Azcue delivered again for the decisive margin.
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Alvis
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Freehan
Don Wert
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Dick Howser
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Mathews Comeback Spurs Braves in NL Pennant Bid
Eddie Mathews in his 1965 resurgence belts his 12th homer with two on in the ninth to lift Milwaukee 5-2 over the Dodgers. The milestone blast, part of a .272 season and clutch hits, keeps the Braves four back in the NL race as Blasingame cruises to his sixth win.
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Standings and results in the American and National Leagues
Standings rounded to games back with teams listed by wins and losses. Friday results include Chicago 2 New York 0 in 15 innings and Cleveland 7 Detroit 6. Sunday schedule shows several interleague and league games across both leagues.
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Boros Seeks Buck Open Repeat Title At Buick Event
Julius Boros, 45, sharpened by 17 years on tour, shot 70 on Warwick Hills to reach 139 after 26 holes at the Buick Open. He leads a crowded field, with Gary Player, George Archer and Jacky Cupit at 68 that day, while several veterans trail by two strokes or more.
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Mason Rudolph
Howie Johnson
Doug Sanders
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Bert Weaver
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Jack Montgomery
Archer
Cupit
Gene Littler
Bob Zimmerman
Miller Barber
Johnson
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Wright Garrett
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Tommy Bolt
Tommy Jacobs
Bill Collins
Jay Hebert
Doug Ford
Two Games Won By 10 Run Rule In High School League
Three high school boys softball games were played Friday evening with two decided by the ten run rule. Road Building beat Gilberts 10-9 in seven innings, Huron County Bank topped Card Shop 12-1 in three innings, and Suhr's led 16-6 against Roderick's when the third game was called in six innings.
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Weekend TV sports schedule highlights major events
Televised sports coverage includes White Sox versus Yankees on channel 11 at 12 45 today and Sunday at 12 on channel 11. Dodgers versus Braves on channel 13 at 1 pm. Belmont Stakes and Charlotte 600 plus Boston Marathon on channel 3 at 2 pm. Buick Open on channels 13 and 5 at 4 pm. World Pocket Billiards Championship and auto race on channel 13 at 5 pm. Tigers versus Indians at 6 30 pm on channel 13. Skateboarding and parachuting on channel 5 at 2 30 pm Sunday with soccer on channel 5 at 3 pm and Buick Open on channels 5 and 13 at 4 pm.
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Buckeyes Headed to College World Series in Omaha
Ohio State ζη Buckeyes travel to Omaha for the 14th College World Series. Coach Marty Karow guides 22 players, including star Steve Arlin on the mound, to face Florida State as the Big Ten champions aim to defend their title amid strong Seminoles and Buckeye hitters Arnie Chenko and Arlin Arch.
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