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Shamrocks Wiln Doubleheader

The 13.1.5. Shamrocks moved ’ to within striking distance of a fourth play-off spot over the weekend by sweeping a double header from the Air Force in Surmmerside. In the first game Joe Thistle clipped the wings of the Flyers with a brilliant three: hit effort for a 114) shutout. In pitching his shutout Thistle struck out three and walked none. The Shamrocks scored once in the second inning, twice in the sixth on a combination of five walks and scored eight times in the seventh with the aid of two walks, two doubles. twu base hits and two errors to send the Air Force down to defeat. Plate SawaItski,-the losing pitcher gave up seven walks ' and two hits. Paul Dobson. w‘ho relieved him in the sixth gave up four walks and was touched for four hits including two doubles. one by Harold “Cuker” Pineau and - a pinch-hit double by Keith Dal; ziel. Wildness on the part of the

out one and walked five.

ing’ hurler gave up ten

control was lacking. . The Shamrocks scored once

Irish came in the

rocks and came up with a credit- able six-hit performance to beat the Air Force 7~5 in ’an abbrevia-

bases.

ted six inning game which was halted on account of a combina- tion sand and rain storm. Dal- ziel in gaining his victory struck Wild- ness again told the story for the Airmen when Dobson the start- walks and Sawatski, who relieved 1n the sixth, gave up two. Dobson was touched for only four hits but his

in the second, third and fourth in n-ings and scored four times in the sixth inning on a combina- tion of five walks and two errors. The big blow of the game for the top of the seventh inning when Joe Revel] hit a triple off Pete Sawatski and later scored on a fielder’s choice. The Air Force scored once in the second on a combination of three hits, once in the third and three times in the fourth inning with the help of. a walk. a triple by Little and. a home run off the bat

game was handled by Donnie MacLean with. Bill Farm on the

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Using a dazzling assortment of breaking stuff. Detroit Tiger ace Jim Bunning pitched a brilliant 3-0 no-hit win over Boston Red Sox Sunday.

The righthander struck out 12 men in the first game of a doubleheader. Ike ~Delock salv- aged 3 5-2 nightcap win for 800' ton. It was unbeaten Delock’s tenth victory.

Bunning did it, the hard way. winding up the ninth inning by striking out Gene Stephens and Ted Lepcio and getting the Boson magnificent veteran 'Ted’ Wil— liams on a long ﬂy to right field.

The somber gum~chewing Ken- tucIkian survived a nerve-ting‘ing first inning in his mound master~ piece. It was the first no-hitter in the major leagues since Bob Keegan of Chicago White Sox de- feated Washington 60 last Aug. 20. Running gave up two walks and hit. a batter.

Air Force hurlers contributed of third baseman Davis. ., .

greatly to their downfall. The Umpire for the first I e ’bg’wl’hef; almpthbmke “l’ the In the second game Keith Dal- was Bill Fenn with Kevin ow- B" is 9 “‘5‘; all”. m We

zie‘l toed the slab for the Sham- ling on the bases. The second “n’nmg 1‘“ the ﬁr“ mnmg- Gene

tagged a towering drive to night but All Kaline backed up against the low fence to haul it in.

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AIDDS T0 SUSPENSE

Pete Runnels added to the sus‘ pense in the first when. entering the game 'as the league's top batsman, he nearly got am infield single. Second baseman Ossie Virgil had to knock the ball down, chase it. and gun his throw to first.

Detroit collected all its runs off loser Frank Sullivan in the filth.

In other American League ac— tion Sunday; Baltimore edged Cleveland 32 in 10 innings, Wash- ington split with Chicago, losing the first 4-2 and winning the sec and 5-4 while New York swept both games from Kansas City 3-1 and 8-0. ‘

All games Sunday in the Na- tional League were single con» tests. San Francisco whipped Pittsburgh 7 - 3. Los Angeles blanked. the Phillies 60 Mil- waukee took Chicago Cubs 4-2 and St. Louis topped Cincinnati 3-1.

At Baltimore Sunday, foe Gins- berg's bases-loaded single in the 10th drove in the winning run for the Orioles. ,

Ginsberg mined Cleveland man ager Joe Gordon’s strategy. He had ordered Gene Woodling and Bob Nieman walked intentionally after Bob Boydopened the tenth with a triple off loser Hoyt Wil- helm. ,'

FORD EARNS SIHUTOUT

At New York, it wasWhitey Ford who blanked the Athletics on five hits in the second game of their twin-bill. Yogi Berra.’s two run homer won the opener. Jerry Lumrpe. homered with two on in the third inning of the Ford whitewash effort to make the task a little easier. ’

At Washington, IRoy Sievers ninth inning homer off reliever Early Wy'nn gave the Senators their 5-4 night-cap win.

ing killed' the Senators in the opener. '

In the National League. the d e f e n din g would champion Braves broke loose with two runs in the ninth inning to take the Cubs 4~2. Ace lefty Warren Spahn got the win through a five- hit effort.

The Cardinals relied on the pin- point control of Sad Sam Jones to smother the Reds with a seven hitter. Jones chipped in With a singlein the fourth inning helping the Cards pick up an early» lead and protected it from the mound the rest of the way.

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Routing ace righthander Bob Friend with five hits in the first inning, the Giants -coasted to their win and retained their half-' game hold on first place.

,Meanwhile at the other end of the heap, the Dodgers vaulted out

of the cellar by their win over -

the Phillies. The victory came on the fourahit pitching of John Podres. ‘

Wins Britain’s Richest. Race f ascor. England (APP—Bally-

moss, owned by John McShain of Philadelphia, won the King

,George VI and Queen Elizabeth

Stokes Saturday. It is England‘s richest horse race with l-first-

Dick Donovan's five-hit pitch- place purse of $66,197.‘

Tigers ShutoutRed Sox; Yankees Grab Twin Bill

Saturday lnthe American League, Baltimore nudged Cleve. land 3-2. Kansas City topped New York 6-4, Boston downed Detroit 7—6 and Chic-ago took Washington rby the same score, 7-6. ‘

In the National League Satur- day, the Phillies whipped the Dodgers 6-2. St. Louis, defeated the Reds 10 on Ken Boyer’s homer in the 10th. the Giants stopped the Pirates 5-4 and Mil- waukee edged the Cubs 3-2

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