Motelet's 14 strikeouts pace Ottawa win over Olathe
Dennis Motelet fired 14 strikeouts leading the Ottawa Elks to a 4 3 victory over visiting Olathe. The standout performance pushed Ottawa to 33 7 in District 2 Northern League play, with Gilges and Mendell contributing two hits each as Ottawa moved into sole possession of first place.
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Angels Sweep Orioles and Rise in AL Standings
Los Angeles Angels win 4-1 and 3-2 to climb from fifth to a higher spot aided by Paul Foytack and Ron McBride, while Nate Navarreto and McBride deliver key relief and a third straight victory. Yankees beat White Sox to retake first as Tresh and Maris power the offense. Allison and Battfeild homer for Minnesota in a 6-1 win over Detroit. Boston tops Cleveland 6-5 with Bressoud belting two homers late. Washington vs Kansas City rained out.
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Mazeroski Golden Glove Myth and Long-Used Fielding Glove
Pittsburgh star Mazeroski earns the nickname Golden Glove for deft defense. The second baseman describes using a battered worn glove since his rookie days, stitched by his wife when needed, and recalls a World Series homer that led to a switch back to his infamous old glove after it vanished from the dugout.
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Cardinals win by dropping strategy in late inning bunt bluff
Johnny Keane said the plan called for a sacrifice bunt but the Cardinals did not bunt. White hit a single to drive in the decisive run as Dick Groat advanced to third and Ken Boyer drew a walk, setting up Charlie James’ deep fly for a 6-5 win over the Giants. The victory keeps the Cardinals in first place by a half game over Los Angeles and extends the lead over San Francisco to one game as they head to Houston for a weekend series with Bob Gibson slated to pitch. Ken Boyer led St Louis with a three run homer and an RBI single as Bobby Shantz earned the final out for his third win. A tip line note offers $5 for the best news tip.
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Big Three Puts Power Behind Twins
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP Power brand baseball keeps the Minnesota Twins in the AL race as the trio of Bob Allison Earl Battey and Harmon Killebrew fuels the surge. After 71 games they have 50 homers and 125 RBIs with Allison leading the league in homers RBI and runs. Battey and Killebrew follow in the homer and RBI race as manager Sam Mele praises the trio's impact.
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Mantle Leaves Cast as Fast Healing Aims for July Return
New York AP Mantle had the cast removed from his left foot. Dr Sidney Gaynor said X rays show surprisingly fast healing of the broken third metatarsal from the June 5 game at Baltimore. Mantle hopes to be able to play again by July 11 for the Yankees.
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Scoreboard Wednesday's Results and Upcoming Games
A series of baseball scores from Wednesday shows New York 8 Chicago 6 in 14 innings, Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 2, Houston 7 Milwaukee 2, St Louis 6 San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 2. Today Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Friday Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh St Louis at Houston Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco Boston 6 Cleveland 5 New York 3 Chicago 2 Minnesota 6 Detroit 1 Washington at Kansas City. Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 1 Today New York at Chicago Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Minnesota Washington at Kansas City Only games. Cleveland at Chicago Kansas City at Baltimore Boston at New York Los Angeles at Detroit Minnesota at Washington
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Wellsville Midgets Triumph Over Bucyrus in Big Win
The Wellsville Midgets defeated Bucyrus 27 to 10 at Bucyrus on Monday evening June 24. Wellsville pitchers were David Holtwick and Tom Bachelor contributing to the decisive victory.
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Gilliam Perranoski lead Dodgers over Reds to sweep
Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-2 to complete a three game sweep. Gilliam delivered key run scoring eighth inning doubles for a second straight night while Perranoski finished two of the last three games. The win keeps the Dodgers a half game behind the Cardinals in the standings.
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Palmer Plays On Familiar Course At Cleveland Open
Arnold Palmer, favored to win the Cleveland Open top prize of 22,000, shot a 67 in the pro am as Jack Nicklaus and Mason Rudolph led with 65. The event at Beechmont Country Club features 146 professionals and four amateurs competing over four days for 110,000 total purse. Palmer, once a Coast Guardsman in nearby Ohio, has a strong track record at Beechmont and remains a top money leader in professional golf.
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Little Giants and A's Win in Mixed Baseball Action
The Little League Giants defeated the Braves 10 to 7 at Forest Park in a National League game. The Athletics edged the Yankees 5 to 4 in an American League matchup. The Orioles and Tigers are slated for an American League game at 5 15 this afternoon.
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