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By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Washington 102 010 121-813 0 Chicago 000 012 000-3 6 0

Stobbs, Clevenger (7) and Fitz- gerald: Pierce, Shaw (4), Arias (6), Lown (8), Rayjond (9) and Lollar. W-Stobbs. L-Pierce. HRs: Wsh- (7), Allison (3), Kil- lebrew (8); Chi-Lollar (4). Baltimore 000.000 100-1 4 4 Cleveland 500 004 00x--9 12 1

Harshman, Brown (1), Porto- earrero (6) and Triandos, Gins- berg -(7}; Ferrarese and R. Brown. L-Harshmar. HR: Bit— Nieman (2).

Boston 002 001 000— 3 6 1 Detroit 100.500 20x— 8 9 1

Casale, Moford (4), Bowsfield (5), Kiely (7) and White; Bun- ning and Berberet. L — Casale. HR: Bos—Malzone (4), Det—Os- borne (2), Lepcio (1), Groth”(1).

National League Chicago 030 001 002-6 1 1 Pittsburgh 000 120 000-3 6 0

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S. Jones, Miller (7) and Schmidt; Newcombe and Bailey. L-S. Jones. HRs: SF-Kirkland (4), Cin-Robinson (7).

International Toronto 302 000 001-6 9 0 Montreal 200 000 000-2 10 2

Chakales and Thompson, Han- nah (3); Harris, Rakow (3), Var- gas (5) and Teed. L-Harris. Undtd add bb scores INTL: - Buffalo 000 000 180—9 13 0 Rochester 300 000 200-5 7 0

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