Cleveland Opens Yankee Series After Five-Game Win Streak
The Cleveland Indians ride a five game win streak into Yankee Stadium to start a four game series with the New York Yankees. Cleveland leads the American League by one game and swept Boston 3 2. Baltimore's Baby Birds faltered, losing a doubleheader to Detroit and dropping six of eight. The Yankees, three and a half games back, beat Chicago 5 2 to move within 0 5 games of Detroit.
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Giants Face Week Of Worries As Slump Deepens
The Giants, in second place behind Pittsburgh, face a four game set with the Pirates after a string of losses. The Yankees swept the White Sox as Mantle homered, while the Indians beat Boston and Cleveland built a lead in the standings. Detroit swept Baltimore, and the Braves rallied to top the Dodgers as Drysdale faded. Pirates beat the Cubs as Lanks homered for the Pirates.
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Sugar Ray Favored To Beat Pender In Antietam Event
In television scrap Sugar Ray is the 8-5 favorite to defeat Paul Pender tonight in a meet of the Antietam Quarter Midget Club set for Sunday at 5 p.m. Local racing fans anticipate a close duel as both drivers bring strong records to the track.
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Police Smash Goodwill 25-5 in American Little League game
The Police defeated Goodwill 25-5 in an American Little League contest last night. Police led by six runs in the second inning and added six more in the fifth as both teams showed offense.
Bulls Rout Packets 28-12 in West End Little League clash
Forty runs tallied as the Bulls beat the Packets 28 to 12 before darkness halted play after five innings in West End. Steve Keedy swung a grand slam, Relue and Henry went 3-for-4, while Sacks and Crawford homered for the Packers. Randy Wolfensberger went 4-for-4. Tonight the Butlers face the Stags at the Reservoir diamond.
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Caller's Downs Beats Fairchild in Halfway Little League
Jim Mace earned the win for Caller's Downs with a 2-for-3 day and five strikeouts as Ronnie Olson went 2-for-2 with a double. Chuck Beachley and Steve Kirkpatrick added two hits each. Fairchild's John West and Randy Schnurr contributed two singles. A makeup game with Shafer's is slated at City Park, weather permitting.
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Scoring Rule Intro for Round Point System
A point system governs rounds where the winner earns 10 points and the loser receives nine or fewer. Even rounds are scored 1 to 10.
Hancock Softball Team Defeats Security 18 4 Record 7 7
Hancock beats Security Belts 18 to 4 in Washington County Softball League action. Bud Wetzel and Roger Plume each collected three hits, Eyler Baten hit a homer, and Butch Keefer and Dack Corbett added two hits apiece. Fret Dayhoff earned the win.
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Rohrersville Triumph Over Burkittsville 20 9
Rohrersville overwhelmed Burkittsville 20 to 9 in the Southern Division of the Raritan Junior loop. Palmer and Mullendere pitched for the winners, with Roland catching. Ingram led with multiple hits and a home run, while Juffer Norris belted two homers. Craw went 5 for 6, Roland 4 for 6. Kidwell Smith Brown started for Burkittsville, Dante did catching duties.
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Parrots Win Second Straight In Hub City Softball
Tortuga defeated Rosen's 16 to 10 to claim its second consecutive win in the Hub City Girls Softball League. Tat Kuan, Jean Henson, and Terry Michael led with strong at bats, each recording four hits. Dixie Wolford, Sheila Wiegand, and Walkard contributed two hits apiece in a losing effort for Rosen's.
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