Cubs complete doubleheader sweep with 5 4 win and comeback
Chicago Cubs sweep a San Francisco Giants doubleheader 5 to 4 and 8 to 4 to pull within one game of the NL lead. Ernie Banks homered twice in the opener as Don Elston wins. Lou Brock triples and scores in the nightcap for Chicago.
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Michigan Shooters lead national pistol clashes at IU
In Bloomington, Michigan marksmen led the first of five National Pistol Championships matches. Lt. John R. Burton scored 237 of 240 in Match 11, while Inspector John C Forman won Match 2 with 179 of 180 on a 25 yard course.
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Mantle Hurt Foot as Yankees edged by Brewers
Mickey Mantle suffered a foot fracture after colliding with a ball in center field during a game in Baltimore. Denis Menke and Lee Maye powered Milwaukee to a 7-3 win over New York, while Mantle was taken to Union Memorial Hospital for X rays.
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Crimson Satan wins Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs
Crimson Satan led into the stretch to win the $59,300 Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs by 245 lengths. The 4-year-old son of Spy Song paid 6.20 3.60 2.80 as 24,755 in attendance watched Herb Hinojosa ride to a 2:15 victory over Admiral's Voyage and Sunrise County Endymion. The victory boosted earnings to over 700,000 with the race prize at 98,545.
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