Yankees Use Squeeze Bunts to Blank Tigers 2-0
New York defeats Detroit 2-0 as two successful squeeze bunts drive in both Yankee runs. Ford throws two-hitter through eight, Bridges closes in ninth, Maris rests after 22 innings and Mantle appears in right. Detroit goes scoreless for 25 innings.
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Banks hits 21st homer as Cards top Cubs 6 4
Reliever Lindy McDaniel extends scoreless streak to 23 1 3 innings for St. Louis in a 6 4 win over Chicago. Ernie Banks belts his 21st homer with two aboard after an error by Julio Goray, rallying the Cardinals from a 3 0 deficit. Bill White adds a 12th homer in the seventh as Ray Washburn earns the win with McDaniel closing out the final innings.
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Durable Berra Gets Best After Catching 22 Frames
Yogi Berra, 37, earned a day off after catching 22 innings in a marathon game as the Yankees outlasted the Tigers 9 7 in the longest game in baseball history. Manager Ralph Houk rested Roger Maris and Tom Tresh. Bill McKinley, the plate umpire, worked the entire 7 hour ordeal.
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Tigers Trade Maxwell to White Sox in Waiver Deal
Detroit announces Charlie Maxwell 35 is traded to Chicago White Sox for outfielder-first baseman Bob Farley. Maxwell joined Tigers in 1955. his best season was 1956 with a .326 average and 28 homers. He batted .194 this year after Kaline injury. White Sox also acquire Dean Stone from Houston and Ketmerer sale.
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Local Club Defeats Tazewell's Golfers
Bluefield Country Club edged out Tazewell Country Club 22 to 12 in a rain soaked match at Tazewell. Fred Sanders and George Cartwright each shot 73 to share low score for Bluefield while Harris Hart led Tazewell with 74. Return meeting slated for Bluefield in September.
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Standings and night games across major leagues
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Pirates Dominate Mets 13-3 in Pittsburgh Victory
Smoky Burgess and Roberto Clemente powered a 13-3 Pirates win over the New York Mets in Pittsburgh. Vernon Law earned his fifth victory, going the distance with eight hits allowed and two walks, while Burgess drove in three runs and Clemente added three RBIs in the lopsided game.
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O'Dell Shuts Reds As Giants Stop Reds 3-1
Billy O'Dell pitched a complete game as San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 3-1 for their third straight low-hit win. The lefty allowed five singles, fanned six, and benefited from two Giants runs in the second and Cepeda and Davenport RBIs, with Mays scoring on Cepeda's fly in the third.
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Phillies Rally Past Colts 4 3 on Ninth Inning Single
Tony Taylor lined a one out single in the ninth scoring Bob Wine from second as the Phillies edged the Houston Colts 4 3. Dallas Green earned the win after a six inning relief stint, Hal Woodeshick took the loss. Roman Mejias homered for Houston, while the Phillies tallied runs in the second through fourth frames.
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Howser Out Four to Six Weeks With Broken Left Hand
Kansas City shortstop Dick Howser will miss four to six weeks due to a broken left hand suffered in a game against the Chicago White Sox. He led the American League in steals with 19 before the injury and played through Sunday’s doubleheader despite the pain.
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