Yanks Edge Bosox and Senators Top Tigers
Yankees edge the Red Sox 4-3 as Tom Tresh drives in the winning run in the 12th after Dick Radatz strands a string of strikeouts. Other scores include Cleveland 1 Baltimore 0 and Washington 15 Detroit 9 with Frank Howard’s grand slam highlighting the Nat's win.
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National League standings and Tuesday results brief
National League leaders Los Angeles top with 22 wins, 11 losses. Cincinnati 17 13 and San Francisco 17 15. Tuesday scores include Chicago 7 San Francisco 6 and Milwaukee 4 New York 3 night in San Francisco and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati rained out. Wednesday’s pitchers listed for key matchups with several night games planned.
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Whitey Ford Demoted to Yankees Bullpen
Whitey Ford accepts demotion to the Yankees bullpen after a poor start to the season. The 36 year old veteran, once Cy Young winner, vows to rebound as injuries and shoulder issues have limited his effectiveness. Ford and manager Johnny Keane downplay the move as temporary while backing his goal to return to the rotation.
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Sadecki wins as Cardinals top Phillies 8 2 in NL action
Ray Sadecki pitched a complete game allowing five hits as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8 2 to move barely over .500 and into a four way tie for fourth. Julian Javier had three hits and drove in two runs while Tim McCarver and Bill White each collected two RBI.
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Chiefs Take Twin Bill From Buffalo In IL Play
The International League produced a pitcher friendly doubleheader as Syracuse righties Bill Graham and Bob Dustal each earned a first win of the season in a 2-1 and 4-1 sweep of the Buffalo Bisons. The Chiefs moved to sixth, five games behind fifth-place Toledo. Toledo’s Jim Brenneman earned a 1-0 win over Atlanta with eight hits allowed, while Rochester blanked Toronto 4-0. Columbus beat Jacksonville 3-2 in 10 innings as Ed Hobaugh notched the relief win.
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Night Game Between Boston and New York Ends Tight
Boston scores three late to steal 4 3 victory over New York. Green drives in four with a homer Barker adds a solo shot while Mantilla and Tresh contribute. Morehead loses in relief as Radatz notches the win with Stafford earning the save in a one run game.
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Pitt Reduces Basketball Schedule By Three Games
PITTSBURGH UPS reports the University of Pittsburgh trimmed its 1985-86 basketball schedule to 22 games from 25. The Panthers open December 1 against Carnegie Tech and add new foes VPI St John s Georgia Tech and Cornell while dropping Drake Army Fairfield Wisconsin and Illinois. They will host nine games nine away and participate in two in the Steel Bowl and a Rochester Classic.
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Detroit Officials Hoping For Horton
Detroit Tigers officials hope Willie Horton, a 22 year old left fielder, can be their biggest hitter since Hank Greenberg. Horton leads the American League with a .408 average after 20 hits in 31 trips, adds nine home runs and 23 RBIs. A Detroit native, Horton excites locals and could help revive sagging attendance at Tiger Stadium.
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Tribe Manager Signs New Pact
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts signed a contract extending through the 1965 season with team president Gabe Paul. Tebbetts, who survived a heart attack last spring, said he would have preferred to wait, but Paul sought a 1966 deal, citing a rebuilding program and his long collaboration with Paul.
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Harada Outpoints Jofre For Bantamweight Title
In Nagoya Japan Masahiko Harada ranked 117 percent faced Eder Jofre of Brazil and won on points to claim the bantamweight championship. In Phoenix Jesus Pimentel of Mexico KOed Magico Robles of Los Angeles in five rounds.
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Sacramento boxing bout ends in split decision
Sacramento fighter Joey Olguin aged 135 and 2 pounds defeats Joe Brown of Houston by split decision after a bout in Sacramento. Brown weighed 138 pounds and the match went 10 rounds.
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Major League Leaders Report From United Press International
The compiled baseball rankings cite Mays of the Giants leading in hits and home runs with 14, while Banks of the Cubs and Torre of the Braves share top RBIs in the National League. In the American League Kaline of Detroit and Horton of Detroit pace with 8 homers each and 26 RBIs for Kaline, 23 for Horton. Pitching leaders show Gibson and Maloney atop NL with 7-0 and 4-0 records respectively, and Pascual, Pappas tied 4-0 in the AL.
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