White Sox Ace Blanks Yanks With Two-Hitter
Ray Herbert, 33, pitched his fourth straight shutout as the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 2-0, extending a 27 hitless inning string. Ron Hansen’s two-run double provided all the offense, while Ed Brinkman’s earlier three-run homer powered Washington past Cleveland. In other games, Stenhouse and the Senators stopped Grant, Baltimore beat Boston, and San Francisco led Milwaukee in the NL.
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Giants Sweep Braves as O'Dell Wins 4th Straight
The San Francisco Giants beat the Milwaukee Braves 8-2 as Billy O'Dell earned his fourth win without a defeat. San Francisco’s pitching dominated in a nine-game road spell, extending Milwaukee’s losing streak to six. Manager Alvin Dark praised O'Dell’s outing and noted the rotation planned for a three-game series at Los Angeles with Sanford Marichal and Fisher set to start.
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Bill Martin Leads Williamsport Past Claas Spring in 4-1 Win
Bill Martin powered Williamsport High to a 4-1 Bi-State League victory over Claas Spring, belting two home runs and a line drive single to finish 3 for 3. Donnie Hart pitched well, allowing four singles in his fourth win, while Gi Marfin opened the first with a homer and Hanna added a second inning homer for the winners.
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Danzer Nips Motor Truck in 8-7 Rally
Danzer edged Motor Truck 8-7 after six runs late in the game as Danzer’s hitters chased starter Craig Noll, who pitched a four hitter but supported by rough fielding in early innings. Joe Bowman homered for Danzer, Tom Don McKinley drove in runs, and the team moved to 22-9 on the nine game slate with eight games left.
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Nicklaus Poised to Be Greatest Golfer Says U S Golf Chief
In New York AP report, U S Golf Association executive predictions place Jack Nicklaus as the potential greatest golfer of all time. Despite acknowledged need to surpass Bob Jones and Ben Hogan, Nicklaus shows power, exceptional putting, and rare poise, as 2,410 players sign up for the 63rd Open at Brookline.
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Shenandoah Downs Race Entries and Results
Robinson drives in seven as Reds pound Astros 13 3. Cincinnati's Frank Robinson homers twice and adds two singles on a wet night, boosting his RBI total to six in a dominant showing. The Dodgers and Cubs win big elsewhere as MLB action features strong hitting and pitching highlights across the league.
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Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Clinelnnat
Houston
Tossers Victory Sparked by Grand Slam in Fifth
White hit a grand slam off Dodger reliever Dick Stolt as the Cards erupted for seven runs in the fifth inning. Rene Oliver and Charlie James also homered for St Louis. Felipe Alou drove in three, hit his seventh homer and two doubles, scoring four in the Giants win at Milwaukee.
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Staley's Team Triumphs In Williamsport League Action
Staley's and Kaplan's clash marked by late three-run bursts as Staley's edged Kaplan to clinch a 54 run in Williamsport Community League play. The noisy track included a 7th inning surge and scattered hits from Carter Ingram and Line Turner, while Smothers struggled with four walks and two errors aiding the visitors.
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Jack Forsythe
Smothers
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National League results and Relays share page chaos
杂 National League day features multiple game results including Dodgers and Cubs action and a Coliseum Relays report. Notable events: Beatty and Snell in track, Ellsworth in relief for Cubs, Klippstein wild pitch ending game, Peters and O'Dell contributions listed amid scattered team matchups and performances.
Motor Truck 416 2007 4 2 Denser 0 VHB 7S Hammond
Tracy Hammond and Noli Ar mel and Heagy are listed among participants in a 2007 motor truck event with denser 0 and VHB 7S designation.
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Armel
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Blazers blanked as Moore and Elwood power no-hitter bid
In a lopsided BiState game the Blazers saved by strong defense and a flurry of hits. Kim Kell led with seven safeties aided by Dennis Selhamer four hits while Fryer added three, and Don Beard plus Dedus Wilcher contributed three apiece. Bay OSE and Wea. struck out multiple batters as Bay OSE held off late rallies.
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Maryland Terps Favored In ACC Track Meet
CHAPEL HILL N C AP The rapid Terrapins of Maryland were the team to beat today as time trials and qualifications began for the 11th annual Atlantic Coast Conference track and field championships. Of the last 10 conference championship meets Maryland has won nine. Last year the Terrapins scored 774 points with runner-up North Carolina at 48 and Duke at 34.
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