Phillies Clout Braves 6-1 as Short wins 14th
National League action saw the Philadelphia Phillies pound Milwaukee with four home runs led by Gus Triandos Ruben Amaro and Tony Gonzalez powering past the Braves 6-1. Chris Short earned his 14th victory as Philadelphia salvaged the final game of the three game set and extended Milwaukee’s skid after two lopsided losses.
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Indians rally past Orioles for 3 2 victory
Cleveland used an eighth inning surge to erase a 3 1 deficit and beat Baltimore 3 2 for their third straight win over the Orioles this season. Salomon, Snyder and Held drove in runs as Cleveland improved to 10 5 against Baltimore in the series.
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Stallard and Mets topple Reds 3-1 in five-hitter
Tracy Stallard pitched five innings of no more than five hits, leading the New York Mets to a 3-1 victory over Cincinnati. Ed Kranepool drove in two runs, including a fourth-inning RBI, as New York extended a stretch of strong play with an eighth win in 10 games.
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Narum Shuts Down Yanks In Five-Hitter Victory
Washington pitcher Narum delivered a two run, five hit shutout over the New York Yankees as the Senators won 2-0. Right-hander Mel Stottlemyre yielded four Senator hits but was outdueled, with two key hits by Mike Brumley and Don Zimmer and a dropped catch helping spark the decisive fifth inning. The win marks Narum’s first in over two months and keeps Washington rolling against the league leaders.
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Women's Golf Semifinals Highlight Stockbridge Tourney
Two former champions and two teen stars reach the Northeastern Women's Golf Association semifinals at Stockbridge Country Club as several matches produce close finishes. Margaret Cramer and Gail Sykes advance in the top division while Diane Wilde, 17, and Sylvia Mohawk fall in upsets. Mauryey and Burris vie in other flights with Wilde facing Sykes in the semifinals.
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Clocker's Choices At Spa Raceway
A list of horse names and bettors appears for Spa Raceway races. BEST BET Billy Laird in the sixth race and LONGSHOT CHANCE Major Royal in the seventh race are highlighted among numerous horse pairings and riders.
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Chief Maynard
Maynard Gratten
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Erick
Bucky
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Nina Mia
Lone
Cheri Eden
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Runnymede
June
My Bay Lady
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Knight Breeze
Major Royal
Saratoga Springs Nurse Division Trot Wins Third
John M. Strong captain of the NY Sire Stakes field at Saratoga Raceway drives the 3-year-old in the Nurses Division Trot finishing first with a 2 08 clocking. Bill Fleming steers the gelding Yankee Hanover offspring to a straight win despite late stretch challenge from Clever Sal. Nevelo Yankee and Rod Oakie stumble and finish lower as favorites drop back in the mile event with purses up to 3500 dollars.
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Yankee Hanover
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Clever Sal
Nevelo Yankee
Rod ‘Oakie Binke
Dodgers Edge Giants in Ninth Inning Rally
Dodgership Giants 2 1 Los Angeles. Banks and Santo homer in ninth, lifting Chicago over Houston as Cal leading Philadelphia. Camilli blooped a run producing single for Dodgers. late surge stops Giants’ bid.
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City Softball Title Game Slated Tonight
Mickey's Northerd Tavern faces Northenders in the city softball championship at 112th St Field at 6 pm. Mickey's has won all four regular season games, seeking to end a two year jinx against the Northenders who finished first in the North End standings while Mickey's topped the regular season.
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