Braves Clip 3-0 Over Colts Behind Poh Shutout
Milwaukee right-hander Poh scattered eight hits for his third shutout of the season as the Braves beat the Houston Colts 3-0. The Braves forged runs in the third on two walks and a pair of hits, with Joe Adcock delivering a 19th homer in the fifth. The game featured a wild bat tossing incident by Norm Larker after his eighth inning ejection by umpire Augie Donatelli, as Al Spangler also was tossed following a single.
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Unearned Runs Give Indians 5-4 Eleven Inning Win
The Indianapolis team, aided by four unearned ninth inning runs, beat Louisville 5-4 in 11 innings after a close game. Jim Koranda hit a leadoff homer to start a late rally, and Jim Barbieri's pinch single sparked an eighth inning three-run burst. Other scores included Omaha 6-4 over Denver, and Dallas-Fort Worth edging Oklahoma City.
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Pancho Gonzales Key to U S Davis Cup Bid in Mexico
In Mexico City Pancho Gonzales is lauded as the ace in the hole for the United States Davis Cup challenge against Mexico. Coach and tactician Gonzales, praised by captain Bob Kelleher for motivating players and providing rare on court practice, will help the U S in the best of five match series at Chapultepec Sports Center.
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Monbouquette Hurls Near-Perfect Game for Red Sox
Boston’s right-hander Billy Monbouquette pitched near perfection, no-hitting the Chicago White Sox through nine, with only two miscues and one baserunner. He struck out 22 in a 10-0 victory, extending Boston’s good spell despite recent struggles.
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Wednesday results highlight tight MLB action across leagues
Baseball results from Wednesday show the National League games with the Giants beating the Cubs in extra innings, Philadelphia defeating New York, and Milwaukee topping Houston. In the American League, New York and Washington had a 11-inning nightcap, while Los Angeles swept Cleveland in a twi night doubleheader. Additional scores from the minors and other circuits are listed in brief.
Oilers Dukes edge rivals in one-run Texas League games
In Texas League action Tulsa Oilers beat Sun Kings 2-1 in El Paso while Albuquerque Dukes defeated Austin Senators 12-11 in 10 innings. San Antonio Missions routed Amarillo 14-6. Key plays included back-to-back doubles by Kolb and Patterson for Tulsa and a ninth-inning rally by El Paso as Bloomfield scored the winning run. White led the Missions with a triple and two singles.
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Ernie Davis Out For Season With Blood Disorder
Davis, 22, 212 pounds, hospital tests in Evanston after missing Browns training due to a blood disorder. Art Modell said doctors will supervise extensive treatment and rest, and Davis’s season is in doubt. Davis was a 1961 Heisman winner and part of Cleveland’s backfield plans with Brown.
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Junior Texas Oklahoma Golf Opens In Wichita Falls
In Wichita Falls 474 boys ages 10 to 18 began the sixth annual Junior Texas Oklahoma Golf Tournament with 23 flights. At the top championship flight threesome were Jeff Voss of Dallas defending titlist Steve LaCrone of Amarillo and Danny Nichols of Conroe. LaCrone and Nichols shot 5 under par 66 to take medal honors. Wass did not need to qualify. The event runs through Saturday.
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Braves Deny They Plan New Move
Milwaukee Braves president and general manager John McHale issued a statement denying reports the team is considering a move to Boston or elsewhere. He said the rumors are unfounded and unfair to Wisconsin fans. The club moved from Boston to Milwaukee in 1953 and has drawn 446,210 fans this season for 44 home dates, 239,832 fewer than last year.
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