Yastrzemski's 2-Run Triple Lifts Red Sox Past Yankees
Carl Yastrzemski delivered a two-run triple in the third inning fueling Boston to a 5-2 win over New York. Earl Wilson earned his fifth straight victory, Dick Radatz secured his ninth save, while Bobby Richardson and Dick Stuart provided support with key hits. Mantle was idle in his return, and New York’s sole runs came on Maris and a late homer by Richardon.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
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Earl Wilson
Yankees
Dick Radatz
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Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
New York
al Downing
Red Sox
Stuart
Bobby Richardson
Roger Maris
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Mickey Mantle
Radatz
Leon Wagner
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Tigers pound Twins 16 to 1 behind McLain gem
Detroit roared to 16 runs led by Don Demeter with two homers and five RBIs. Al Kaline added three hits and the rookie Denny McLain worked seven innings allowing seven hits as Minnesota errors fueled early unearned runs. Harmon Killebrew connected for his 17th homer for the Twins.
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Detroit Tigers
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Denny McLain
Don Demeter
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al Kaline
Kaline
Twins
Jim Kaat
Demeter
Bill Freehan
Bill Pless
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Harmon Killebrew
McLain
Syracuse
Minnesota
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Bruton
Geet Kaat
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Rey & Wer
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Senators Triumph in Twilight Doubleheader Sweep
Washington swept a twilight doubleheader with Kansas City Athletics, winning 8-4 in the opener and 5-1 in the nightcap. Tom Cheney pitched the second game, Jim King hit his 4th home run in two nights, and Mike Brumley’s bases loaded triple broke the late margin. Chuck Hinton collected three hits in both games, boosting his average to .350. Buster Narum earned his first Washington win, the club’s first six-win pitcher this season.
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Washington Senators
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Brumley
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Baltimore
Rockets Sign Miller Former Badger Great
Charleston Rockets coach Perry Moss touts a potent quarterback staff for the fall as Ron Miller joins Jim Traficant and Woody Moore on the roster. Miller set 16 Wisconsin school records as a quarterback.
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Perry Moss
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Double Play Single By Tom Tresh Of Yankees
The Associated Press reports Tom Tresh of the New York Yankees singled into a double play against the Los Angeles Angels. With runners on first and third in the third, Whitey Ford scored from third, Richardson was doubled up on the rundown, and Tresh was doubled off while attempting to reach second.
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Bobby Richardson
Richardson
Coach Signs Pact With Maple Leafs To Three Years
Montreal AP report says Punch Imlach signed a three year contract as coach and general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday.
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Newman Tosses 6-Hitter As Angels Whip Tribe 5-1
Fred Newman pitched six innings to earn a 5-1 victory for the Los Angeles Angels over the Cleveland Indians. Newman improved to 4-2 while Max Alvis homered for Cleveland for their lone run in the second. Perry homered and drove in two as Los Angeles built a three run fourth inning and added two more on Ed Kirkpatrick and Lou Clinton in the fifth. Joe Adcock and Bob Rodgers contributed key RBI for the Angels.
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Bob Perry
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Max Alvis
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Grant
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White Sox Beat Orioles 9 5 in Five Run Fourth
Chicago White Sox take over first place in the American League by defeating the Baltimore Orioles 9 to 5. Juan Pizarro earned his seventh win with a five-run fourth inning highlighted by his bases loaded single driving in two as six straight hits broke a 1 1 tie. Siebern hit a homer for Baltimore.
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Slammer Qualifies For National Open
The final Open qualifying rounds weeded out three former champions Cary Middlecoff Tommy Bolt and Lew Worsham as 150 contenders earned spots for the National Open to be staged in Washington D C Tommy Bolt left Detroit in a huff after a 77 first round while Middlecoff at Woodmere N Y and Worsham at Pittsburgh failed to advance Julius Boros Palmer and Nicklaus among exempt players plus two West Virginians Bill Campbell and Adolph Popp earned berths at Washington locally.
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National League Results From Last Night
Baseball scores list last nights NL results with matchups St Louis at San Francisco New York Dodgers Milwaukee at Houston Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Los Angeles.
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Mountaineers Extend Historic Conference Streaks
West Virginia University headlines a seven year football conference win streak a six year basketball title run and a current four year hold atop the Southern Conference standings highlighting sustained dominance by the Mountaineers.
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Mountaineers
Woman Applies For NASCAR License
Red haired Mary Skipper Allen seeks to become the first woman grand national driver after paying a $20 competitor fee to NASCAR. The Charlotte resident has two car offers and plans to race against top competitors, stating she has three years of sports car experience and confidence in her strength and driving ability.
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Pirates And Phillies Tie In Doubleheader Split
Pittsburgh pitcher Steve Blass blanked Philadelphia in a 4-0 win to split the twin bill as Richie Allen homered for the Phillies in the opener, while Bob Bailey and Jerry Lynch supported Blass with key hits. Ed Roebuck closed the second game for the Phillies.
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John Callison
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Tony Taylor
Colts Sweep Braves in Doubleheader Victory Tale
Houston Colts swept Milwaukee in a two night doubleheader winning 6-5 and 4-1. Dick Farrell earned his ninth win in the opener and Don Nottebart claimed his first of the season in the nightcap. Bob Aspromonte homered in both games and the eighth inning rally sealed the second victory.
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Bob Aspromonte
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Baseball Tripleheader and Standings From 1963 Season
The article lists night and day doubleheaders across the American League with matchups including Baltimore at Chicago Boston at New York and Los Angeles at Cleveland. It notes pitchers and player records such as Roberts 4 2 Peter s 6 2 and Williams 00 while reporting Bill Shoemaker leading jockeys in 1963 with earnings of 2 562 925.
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Burdette Guards Cubs In Nightcap Victory Over Mets
Veteran pitcher Lou Burdette debuted for Chicago and beat New York 5-2 in the second game of a twin bill after the Mets took the opener 6-5 in 12 innings on Jesse Gonder’s bases loaded single. Burdette escaped a bases loaded jam in the sixth and Ed Kranepool’s force at second ended the threat. Banks and Amalfitano contributed for Chicago, while Billy Williams extended his hitting streak in the loss.
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Tight Games Mark Angels Early Struggles
The Los Angeles Angels have played 50 games this season with 20 decided by one run, prompting Manager Bill Rigney to note that the last easy game was at least four years ago, aligning with the team entering the American League four seasons ago.
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