Orioles Top Indians In Four To One Victory
Baltimore relished eight hits after five as Wynn Hawkins faltered and Brooks Robinson started the scoring with a leadoff single. Russ Snyder doubled and Jackie Brandt's RBI single drove in two, supporting Milt Pappas as he won his second decision. An eighth inning tally and a late stretch sealed the four to one win over Cleveland.
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Tetris
Cleveland Indians
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Brooks Robinson
Russ Snyder
Jackie Brandt
Milt Pepeas
Panpas
Birds
Ron Hansen
Robinson
Brandi
Mary Throneberry
Gus Triandos
Bobby Locke
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pappas
Wilhelm
Triandos
Locke
Ra Tans
W—Pappas
L—Hawkins
Angels Blank Athletics 3-0 in Kansas City
Lefty Ted Bowsfield pitched a four hit shutout aiding the Angels in a 3-0 win over the Athletics. Earl Averill, Larry Thomas and Steve Bilko sparked a two run first infield and a later tally on Eddie Yost, Leon Wagner, and timely miscues to seal the victory. Bowsfield improved to 3-2 while Shaw took the loss for Kansas City.
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Eliefer Art
Fowler
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Kansas City
Vietary
Los Angeles
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Tae Jus
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Larry Thomas
Steve Bilka
Milton Eddie Yost
Bawsfield
Setanil
Leon Wagner
Donohue
Fowlere
Averill
Shaw
Raken
Pignetano
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L—Shaw
Illinois Drops Football Players Willis and Warren
Champaign June 27 AP Halfbacks Norm Willis and Jin Warren will not return to the University of Illinois football team next fall. The school cites disciplinary action with no further detail. Willis, a reserve last season, carried 22 times for a 3.5 yard average and scored a touchdown. Warren, a top spring newcomer from New Orleans, can apply for reinstatement but cannot play this year.
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New Orleans
O'Dell Shuts Out Cubs as Giants Rally to 9-3 Victory
San Francisco pitcher Bill O'Dell worked the complete game to beat the Chicago Cubs 9-3, lifting the Giants within one game of NL leader Cincinnati. Alou homered for the Giants, while Chicago’s Banks also connected, as the home club used seven strikeouts and one walk to secure the win.
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Bill O'Dell
Culcaga Cubs
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Jack Sanatere
Billy Lees
al Dark
O'Dell
Dell
Jack Gurtis
Polipe Alou
Eric Banks
Chicago
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Droft
Schefferrath
Anderson
Thacker
White Sox Hand Twins 5-1 Setback
Chicago pitcher Juan Pizarro earned his second straight win, aided by Warren Hacker in the seventh as the White Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 5 to 1. Pizarro allowed only two hits through six innings before four singles forced a seventh inning reliever change. The Sox jumped on Jim Kaat early with two first and fifth inning clusters and added a seventh inning run on back-to-back doubles off Chuck Stobbs. Rbi singles by Valdivielso and strong relief from Hacker sealed the win as Pizarro improved to 4-0 on the season. Stobbs took the loss for Minnesota, now 7-4.
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Juan Pizarro
Warren Hacker
Minnesota Twins
White Sox
Aige
Jim Kaat
Relisfer
Chuck Stobbs
Pizarro
Hira
Valdivielso
Minnesota
Raat
Stobbs
Battey
J Pizarro
Hacker
Carreon
Latiny
W—Pizarro
Lejak
Pagliaroni’s two run homer caps Red Sox rally past Senators 6-5
Boston overturns a 5-2 deficit with a decisive sixth inning led by Jim Pagliaroni’s pinch hit two run homer off Joe McClain to beat Washington 6-5. Don Budy singled in the first. Pagliaroni drives in tying and winning runs, lifting Boston to its third straight win.
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Slay
Joe McClain
Don Buddiy
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Katyna
Green
Ciseo
Nichols
Nixon
MeClain
Woodiag
Blocker wins Nassau County Tig award again
Joe Blocker of Hempstead was named Nassau County’s outstanding athlete for the second straight year, becoming the first dual winner in Tig award history. He excelled in flatball, vaiseloll, basketbell, and tear.
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Vaiseloll
Nassau
Cards Sign Bonus Cateher St. Louis Ione 17 APJ Cateher Ray Bond
The 21 year old first baseman Ray Bond from Gklghamaly City and Oktahomal State University was signed by the Lewis Cardinals in St. Louis for a substantial bonus. Terms include Texas League Class AA assignment in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Ione
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Ray Bond
Gklghamaly City
Oktahomal State University
SL. Lewis Cardinals
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Tulsa
Qlda
Pirates Rally Past Cardinals 9-3 Behind Shantz Eight Strong
Pittsburgh southpaw Babbie Shantz earned his fourth win of the season by holding St Louis to nine hits over eight innings, driving in two runs with two hits as Dick Stuart belted a three run homer to spark a nine to three victory. The Pirates jumped on Broglio for six first inning runs, with Shantz allowing two late Cardinals runs in the ninth before Ernie Broglia finished.
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Babbe Shantz
St. Louis
Cardinals
Pirates
Shantz
Ken Boyer
Stan Musial
Dick Stuart
Stuart
Ernie Broglia
Broglia
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Broglio
McDaniel
McDew- Tooth
McCarver
Burgess
W—Shante
Tie
Saturday and Friday baseball results land high scoring games
Baseball scores from Saturday and Friday show Cincinnati Philadelphia and St Louis Pittsburgh open with big wins while Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago and San Francisco post lopsided results. American League standings surface with Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore and Boston competing as night games and day matchups list forthcoming.
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Los Angeles
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Kelso wins Whitney Stakes in Belmont upset
Belmont Park reports Kelso driven by Eddie Arcaro won the $56,000 Whitney Stakes. Our Hope finished second after a long stretch drive as Kelso returned to form at 9 to 1. The victory boosted Kelso's earnings and kept him atop the racing scene with Reinzi and Our Hope following in the money.
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Alburg
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Gallant Man
Belmont Park
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Richard Fuxious
C. DuPont
Tory Foy Kelso
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Anderson
Bonallack Captures British Amateur Golf Championship
Michael Bonallack, a 26 year old Englishman, defeated Jimmy Walker of Scotland 6-4 in a rain soaked final to win the British Amateur Championship. Bonallack led early and never trailed, with Walker showing moments of grit despite a late slump and missed putts. Walker, who beat defending champion Cary and Ralph Morrow en route, praised by his friend Morrow, who offered to caddie. Bonallack becomes only the second English winner since WWII, the first being Belarrell in 1854.
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Jimmy Walker
Scotland
Bonallack
Seok
Walker
Joe Cary
Ralph Morrow
Oklahoma City
Morrow
Bonallack Is Only the Second iEnglish
Jom Belarrell
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