Ganders Battle Jones In Narrow 13 12 Win
Baytown Ganders edge Jones 13 12 as Denson scores late after a four quarter drive. Sooy and Rincon propel the drive with key rushes, while Brown’s late fourth quarter rhythm elevates Jones but Ganders clamp down. Tiner and Rover anchor tough defense as Plato leads late stand.
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Maris Lifts Yankees With 9th Inning Home Run
Roger Maris belted a solo shot in the ninth off Jim Hannan to lift the New York Yankees to a 6-5 win over the Washington Senators and extend their winning streak to 10. The shot followed Joe Pepitone's 26th homer and came as New York edged closer to clinching the American League pennant. Maris, heating up since Aug. 22, boosted his average to .288 for the period with seven homers and 21 RBIs.
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LA Dodgers Top .45s On Three Hitter In 7-2 Win
Houston Colt Stadium hosted the final major league daylight game as the Dodgers defeated the .45s 7-2. Dick Farrell lasted four innings for Houston, while Ron Perranoski closed for Los Angeles. Maury Wills, Ron Fairly, and Tommie Davis led the Dodgers with key hits and runs, and Hal Woodeshields relieved to finish the game.
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