Jay Tosses Sharp Five-Hitter To Beat Phillies 1 0
Cincinnati Righty Joey Jay endured the heat at Connie Mack Stadium and pitched a five-hitter to edge Philadelphia 1-0. Leo Cardenas provided the only run with an eighth inning single, and Davenport's clutch double propelled San Francisco past Houston 3-1 in the night games.
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Baseball scores and cited hits from multiple games
Cards 4 Pirates 2 Orioles 8 4 Senators 7 2 DP Washington 3 Baltimore 1. LOB Washington 7 Baltimore 7. 2B D Johnson Hamlin F Robinson Carreon. 3B Howard Valentine HR Valen tine Snyder Lock. SF McMullen egui Lines Casanova McNally S Miller Etchebarren. W McNally 5 2 L Segui 2 5. HR Washington Nen 3 Baltimore Powell 10. Pitching Joey Jay Cincinnati Reds shut out Philadelphia 10 on five hitter for sixth win in two losses.
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Buick Open First Round Delayed By Rain In Grand Blanc
Tony Lema shows form as he leads a crowded field in the Buick Open after rains halted play at Warwick Hills. The 72 hole event, worth 100000, will resume Sunday with 11 threesomes delayed on the 7280 yard course. Lema seeks a third straight Buick Open title after recent strong results.
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Scot Lead British Golf Scot in 1966 Amateur Final
Scotland heads toward the British Amateur final with seven Scots in the round of 16, including Hunter McDonald born in Scotland but resident in the United States. McDonald advances with three straight wins to 5 and 4 likely favoring an America Scotland contention. Weather fog disrupted play leading to a shift to 18 hole finals on Saturday.
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Hunter McDonald
Southfield
Mich
U. S
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America
Detroit
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England
Pirates' Mota Bunting Less As He Plays Half the Field
Manny Mota, Pirates outfielder, says bunting is not the key to his high batting average. He discusses working on bunting to avoid trouble, credits manager Harry Walker with helping his swing, and notes he has embraced hitting as he leads in NL averages while going 0-for-3 in a 4-2 loss to St. Louis.
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Associated Press
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Manny Mota
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Jerry Buchek
Phil Galiano
Woody Fryman
Harry Walker
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Hogan Returns To Site Of Loss In 1955 Open
Ben Hogan revisits the Olympic Club ahead of the Open noting his 1955 near victory and the long odds he faced. Jack Fleck, the surprise winner that year, is back to challenge again as Hogan competes on a special invite.
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