Braves Rally Past Cubs In Eight Inning Victory
Milwaukee wins 5-4 as Humberto Robinson earns first win in relief. Johnny Logan singles and Del Crandall drives in the decisive run in the eighth. Moe Drabowsky takes the loss after starting for Chicago.
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Orioles Rally For Win With 13 Hits Over Indians
Boston AP report notes Orioles erupt for 13 hits to defeat the Indians, driving early season momentum. The buttoned down offense and solid pitching lift Baltimore past Cleveland as the game unfolds with key hits and timely runs.
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Fall Johnson Battle Again At Sun Valley
A star-filled field leads the U S Open first round at Sun Valley with Tommy Bolt Julius Boros and Dick Metz tied atop a chaotic scoring day. amid 95 degree heat and gusty winds the event featured veterans and young drivers in a whirlwind of golf and racing chatter.
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Yankees split with KC as How ard's 12th-inning winner sinks Cardinals
New York pitcher Elston Howard drove in the winning run with a 12th-inning single to give the Yankees a 3-2 victory and a split with Kansas City in the day-night doubleheader. The Athletics dropped to third after a 4-1 loss in the opener.
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Coaches Take 18 Stroke Lead In Civic Men’s Golf League
The Dewntown Coaches Club stands 18 strokes ahead with a two week total of 264 over Grand View course, led by Dick Roberts with a 31. Kiwanis is second at 282 after week two. Rotary, Exchange, Lions, Optimist, Mounds Kiwanis and Jaycees follow with mixed scores and top players named.
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Royer Takes Lead In Indianapolis District Golf Tourney
Ron Royer of Crawfordsville shot two under par 69 at Speedway to regain the lead from Dale Morey in the Indianapolis District tournament. Royer stands 210 after 54 holes, while Morey, the 36-hole leader at 149, parred 71 for 211. Defending champion Tom Marey and Don Essig tied for third at 214, with Pete Dye fifth at 215.
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Kansas City New York Split Doubleheader
St. Louis fell as Brooks The Bull Lawrence shut out on six hits. Cincinnati Regem teammates backed by 10 hit support to secure a 5-0 win over the Cardinals in a Thursday game noted in AP dispatch.
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Little Invites Ike To Lunch Oct 22
Washington AP reports Iau Little former Columbia University football coach invited President Eisenhower to a New York sports dinner on October 22. The White House said Eisenhower thanked Little but did not decide on attendance. Both were at Columbia in the late 1940s. Detroit Tiger batters hit 22 home runs against New York Yankees pitching in 1957.
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