Yanks Sweep Chisox as Tresh Hits Three Homers
Tom Tresh a three homer day for the Yankees in a 6 1 victory over Chicago White Sox. He added a single and a run scored while guiding New York to a doubleheader sweep as Minnesota widened its lead in the American League. Baseball roundup across the majors follows with Zim merman's first major league homer for Minnesota and other key results.
Yankees blast White Sox twice to sweep doubleheader
Tom Tresh and the Yankees hammered three homers and a single driving in five in a 12-0 win in game two against Chicago after a 6-1 victory in game one. Al Downing allowed three hits in the nightcap as New York shut out Chicago.
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Nininger Wins 50-Lap Modified Spring Championship at Winchester
Nininger known as the Flying Red Head from Jefferson Maryland won the 50 lap modified Spring Championship at Winchester Speedway driving the Lee Stultz 327 Chevy. Beeler of Winchester claimed the 35 lap Spring Championship, while Rodeffer failed coming to the finish in the semi late feature won by Shanholtz of Capon Bridge.
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Lema Wins Buick Open in 280 for $20,000 Prize
Tony Lema pocketed $20,000 and a new car for five years after shooting an eight under par 280 to win the Buick Open at Warwick Hills. Johnny Pott took second with 282 and $12,000, Julius Boros was third with 283 and $6,800, while Jack Nicklaus faded on the final hole. Lema, defending champion, moves on to Cleveland Open.
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Buckley Lages Upend Mobil Homes in Softball Duel
Buckley Lages rallied for three in the seventh to beat unbeaten Mobil Homes 3-1 in Winchester Softball League action. Eddie Bromley's leadoff single sparked a seventh inning rally, aided by Adkins sacrifice and key hits from Unger Orndorff and Duvall. Adkins pitched a complete game for Buckley.
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Health Center lanes host tight bowling matches and titles
In Winchester the Health Center league featured high scoring games as Bucky Whitacre led Dodson Whitacre to a 3 0 win over Keyton Fuller with 402 total. Aaron Zuckerman and Matt Zuckerman sparked a 2 1 victory for their team over Luttrell before Galladay Building Supply edged Vir ginia Gentleman 2733 2724 to claim the Ladies Duckpin Team Championship. June Tusing and Louise Armstrong led Galladay while LaRue Sanderlin delivered crucial late spares.
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Major League Standings and Daily Results Summary
American League standings show Minnesota leading with 31 wins and .674. Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, Detroit, Los Angeles, Boston, New York, Washington, Kansas City follow with varying records. Saturday results include New York 4 Chicago 3 in 10, Baltimore 7 Los Angeles 0, Cleveland 2 Detroit 1, Boston 5 Kansas City 3 in 11. Sunday scores: Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 0, Cleveland 10 Detroit 1, Minnesota 11 Washington 2, Boston 9 Kansas City 4 in 11, New York 6 12 Chicago 1 0. Tuesday schedules feature Baltimore at Washington, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Houston, Pittsburgh at New York, San Francisco at Cincinnati.
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