Three Homers Turn The Trick Colts Win Finale 3-2
Houston Colt .43s complete a 3-2 win over Milwaukee with Hal Smith Pendleton and Bolling homering. Don McMahon took the loss as Milwaukee missed a late rally. Lew Burdette pitched seven solid innings and Uncle Bud Smith sidelined by illness noted in Houston Beat.
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Mets Sweep Dodgers, Pittsburgh Tops Giants in NL Action
In Brooklyn the Mets won 8-0 as Howie Goss debuted with Cincinnati beating St Louis 16-3, while Pittsburgh swept the Dodgers and Giants, moving atop the standings. Musial fueled St Louis in a 9- operation, yet Cardinals fell to third as Pirates and Giants surged.
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Twins Hit Six as AL Batters Blast 27 Homers Sunday
A Sunday burst of power in the American League saw the Minnesota Twins lead a league wide barrage with six homers in one game and a total of 27 homers by 23 batters as teams lit up the parks in record fashion.
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Baseball Scores From A Busy Saturday Across Leagues
In a packed report, the American League shows New York and Cleveland in tight race dynamics as Detroit and Minnesota deliver offense. Chicago and Boston split, while Washington and Baltimore post prolific sluggers. The National League highlights San Francisco and Los Angeles wins with key multi-run innings, plus milestone notes on Whitey Ford and White Sox veteran White Wynn.
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