Yankee pitcher Terry shines in 11 innings to beat Indians
Terry Hurls 11 innings for a 3-2 win over Cleveland, lifting the Yankees to first in the AL by .005. It’s his fifth straight win, with eight strikeouts as Blanchard’s pinch hit drives in Cerv for the decisive run. Mantle adds his 19th homer.
Becomes Key Yankee Pitcher 11-Inning Win Over Tribe
In a long afternoon, reliever Frank Funk took the loss as the Yankees edged the Indians 3-2 in 11 innings. Vic Wertz drove in the decisive runs with a grand slam for the Red Sox, while Don Buddin added three hits and Bill Monbouquette earned his sixth win. Jim Bunning suffered his sixth defeat for the Tigers. Al Pilarcik and a Ken Hunt error produced Chicago White Sox runs in the eighth to extend their streak to seven. Bill Pierce notched his third win as Eli Grba fell to 6 losses. Ed Hobaugh pitched a four hitter for the Senators in a 4-0 win over the Orioles, who also saw Marv Throneberry homer for Baltimore. Jack Kralick earned his sixth win for the Twins as Valdivielso delivered Battey for the winning run. Hank Bauer homered for the Athletics. Tommy Davis hit his 11th homer in the 11th to aid the Dodgers over the Giants, with Dick Farrell taking the loss for Dodger. Johnny Jay beat the Pirates at Pittsburgh for his first win against them, while Frank Bolling and Joe Torre homered for Detroit in the Giants game. Stan Musial helped St. Louis and Ray Sadecki defeated Philadelphia as Tim McCarver drove in two for St. Louis. An array of late-inning actions filled the box scores.
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Warren Williams Duncan Catron and Thompson Drug clash
Schedule shows Warren Williams against Duncan Catron and Thompson Drug facing Eppys Drug and Dias Floral. Beckley matches include Bay s Buick, Keatley's, and King Photo with Beckley VI Eastern Tigers versus Indians. Minor Chicks versus Falcons precede Western Giants against Cardinals and Redlegs against Dodgers.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Night Results
W L Pet GB New York 66 58 .533 5.4 Cleveland 38 22 .633 Detroit 32 22 .593 Baltimore 30 30 .500 8 Washington 30 30 .500 8 Boston 28 30 .483 9 Kansas City 25 31 .446 11 Chicago 26 33 .441 11.4 Minnesota 23 36 .390 14.1 Los Angeles 21 41 .339 18 Thursday's results included Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2 and Boston 10 Detroit 1 with Washington 5 Baltimore 2 at night Minnesota 4 Kansas City 3 and New York 3 Cleveland 2. Friday's probable pitchers list several night games. Ralph Kress pitched a no-hit no-run eight and one-third innings for Baltimore against Montreal in the 1945 IL playoffs, losing 1-0 in nine innings.
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Toronto Whips Charleston 2nd Straight Time
Toronto Leafs overpower Charleston Marlins 6-1 for second consecutive win after a 7-6 victory. Tanner homered with one on in the second inning as Cole man earned the win over three Charleston pitchers, Sadowski took the loss. Charleston opens a series with Buffalo in a doubleheader Friday.
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Junior Tennis Prolonged Due To Weather
The West Virginia Junior Tennis Championships in Charleston were wiped out by rain. Charleston Tennis Club pro Bill Lufler said Thursday’s action will resume today with final matches likely moved to Saturday morning and some could extend into next week. Most players remaining are from Charleston. quarter finals and semis remain to be played.
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Jerseys Shave Full Game Off Marlins Lead
Jersey City Jerseys move within four games of first place in the International League after a 4-1 win over Buffalo, while the Marlins lost 6-1 to Toronto. Syracuse crushed Richmond 14-2 as Dave Stenhouse, 27, from Westerly Rhode Island, earned his sixth win for the Jerseys and Dwight Siebler took the loss for Buffalo.
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West Virginia Derby At Wheeling Downs Tonight
The West Virginia Derby a mile and one furlong $4 500 stakes race for three year olds and up was to be run tonight at Wheeling Downs with 20 nominees. If 12 start it would be split into two sections. Nominees include Shoregate Mr Wise ly Little Valley Royal Chase Azabache Hasty Note Count Dave Blue Robe Besteater Cheerful Nancy Elm King.
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IS Marks 2 Records In Summer League
The International Set swept Beckley Hardware and set a league record with a scratch series of 2558 as Dan Martina and teammates posted high scores on night four of the City Summer League. Beckley Cut Flower and Leed's also won, with Harold Mann and Nick Halash among the top individual scorers. Frances Lee and Ruth Shawver led Thursday Ladies Handicap action, while New River Supply Modern Clothing and Mullens Construction led the league standings in the women’s division. Dennis Taylor set two new marks in the Mixed League for high game and high series as the Kiwis paced to the top team game and series.
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