Orioles slump on three straight losses despite win by Indians
Orioles drop to three-game skid as Cleveland Indians top Baltimore 10-4 while Detroit and Chicago win. Tigers beat Chicago 6-2. California edges New York 2-1. Washington 6-5 in 11 innings. Kansas City takes both games of a two-night doubleheader. Key players include Joe Azcue and Rocky Colavito for Cleveland. Boog Powell and Ed Kirkpatrick notable for their home runs.
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Cokes Wins WBA Welter Title In New Orleans Bout
Curtis Cokes outpointed Manuel Gonzalez in New Orleans to win the WBA welterweight title. The New Orleans card featured Cokes earning a 15 round decision as he retained his status and defeated Gonzalez. The match marked a significant victory for Cokes in the welterweight division.
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