Teer Wins and Mantle No. 39 Highlight Busy Night
Sports summary notes Mickey Mantle hitting his 39th, Braves and Orioles winning to tighten races, pitchers including Sheppard and Hand each contributing. The night features multiple MLB outcomes with Yankees, Cubs, Pirates, and Tigers noted, plus Detroit’s Lary win and a high-scoring Twins win over Washington.
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Jack Band
Braves
Associated Press
Mark
Sheppard
Lso
Yankees
Jimmy Ammons
Orioles
Cubs
Fred Hand
Larry Sanders
New York
Chicago
Sanders
Blanchard
Pirates
Ralph Kiner
Jerry Linder Jed
Mickey Mantle
Stor
Roger Maris
John Rus
Babe Ruth
Bucs
Clete Boyer
Cross Insurance
Detroit
Gels
Los Angeles Infour
Frank Lary
Detroit Orioles
Wayne Corbett
Rocky Colavito
al Haline
Baltimore
Boston
Wayne Sheppard
West
Stock
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jack Fisher
Woody Held
Jimmy Piersall
Cleveland
Kansas City
Gary Bell
Norm Bass
Jim Archer
Minnesota
Washington
Ray Moore
Twins
Dagoberto Cueto
Dave Sisler
Ellington Field Star Jacky Lee Chooses Houston Club
The young quarterback Jacky Lee announces he will join Houston's fledgling AFL team over the St. Louis Cardinals. He cites fringe benefits and confidence in his ability after stepping in for George Blanda in 1960. Lee, 6-1, 185 pounds, worked out regularly and plans to prove he can lead.
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Ellington Field
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Jacky Lee
Lee
George Blanda
Blanda
Teeveall
Willard Dewyeall
Chicago Bears
Oilers
City Singles Go To Bussa And Whalen
Top seeds dominated the 18 and 15 year old divisions winning singles titles as Whalen and Bussa led, with Gwen Bussa taking the 1 and under girls singles 9-7 6-0 over Fredna Tillery who upset two old rivals to reach the final.
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Gwen Bussa
Fredna Tillery
Whalen
Mike Bussa
Ssecond
Sherwood Stewart Land Marshall Schubert
Bill Marshall
15 Buff Hits Corral Rangers In Fort Worth
Buffs topple Rangers 46 in a game at Fort Worth as Houston batters spark early offense. Ben Johnson wins on five hit innings, Jim McKnight and Sam Drake homer, Pidge Brown adds three doubles as Buffs pull ahead after fifth. Claude Osteen drives in five for Denver Indians in other action. details incomplete.
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Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Buffs
Ben Johnson
Jim McKnight
Sam Drake
Pidge Brown
Bud Zipfer
Indianapolis
Denver
Louisville
Omaha
Claude Osteen
Indians
Chance
Wiesler
Hannah
Blackburn
Sprout
Rodgers
Johnson
Campbell
Robinson Rescues Reds From Slipping Off Lead
Frank Robinson delivered a crucial two run homer in the eighth and Gus Bell added a pinch homer as Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 3-2 to retain first place, while Norm Larker hit a grand slam to power the Dodgers past Philadelphia 6-1. Bob Friend pitched well for Pittsburgh in a 3-1 win over San Francisco. Bobby Will singled in the 12th giving the Cubs a 7-6 win over the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Gus Bell
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Norm Larker
Don Drysdale
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Drysdale
Frank Sullivan
Jim Owens
Larker
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Bob Friend
Bobby Will
Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Don Nottebart
Reds
Ken Johnson
Toronto
Bell
Johnson
Friend
Dick Lemay
Cubs
Cardinals
Ron Santo
McDaniel
Ernie Banks
Ed Bouchee
Will
Barney Schultz
All-Stars Switch Four AL Hurlers for Boston Game
Baltimore manager Paul Richards reshuffles his American League pitching staff for the second All-Star game in Boston. The July 31 lineup, announced by AL president Joe Cronin, features Luis Arroyo, Barry Latman, Camilo Pasqual, and Don Schwall replacing Mike Fornieles, Frank Lary, Jim Perry, and Billy Pierce.
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Boston
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Hie
Joe Cronin
San Francisco
Richards
Luis Arroyo
New York Yankees
Barry Latman
Cleveland
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Don Schwall
Boston Red Sox
Mike Fornieles
Frank Lary
Detroit
Jim Perry
Billy Pierce
Chicato
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Mexico City Reds
Veracruz
Ay Ss
Ardmore
Katribes
Micheal Sterns
Palm Beach
Florsheim Freeman
Katribe
Bussa
Lou Rymkus
Oiler
Buff
Rangers
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Terry
Decron
Nettleton
Reavis
Orion
Max
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