Silences Wolves Stuart's Three Homers Win
Dick Stuart belted three consecutive home runs as the Pirates beat the Giants 11-6 in the night cap after an earlier 11-0 loss. Stuart hit a three run shot off Mike McCormick, a solo homer off Billy Lees, and another three run blast off Stu Miller. Willie Mays collected six hits for the Giants.
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Billy Lees
Stu Miller
Willie Mays
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Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
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Cubs Battle Reds to 6-6 Tie in Pony League
The Cubs and Reds played to a 6-6 deadlock in a Pony League game highlighted by 15 Cubs walks and only one Cubs hit. Gene Wilshire drove in three runs with a bases loaded double in the sixth inning. Benesch and McLain had two hits apiece for the Reds, who collected seven hits off Stanley Brooks. The game was called and will be rescheduled. Monday July 4 games were canceled pending final standings impact.
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Tony Kubek
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Pirates Get Break On Double Header In Philadelphia
The Pittsburgh Pirates will avoid a hardship double header in Philadelphia if it does not rain on July 8 or 9. NL President Warren Giles and Phillies President Bob Carpenter settled the schedule dispute by phone and field reversal. Pirates players had threatened to not play the nightcap of the makeup double header July 10.
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Major League Leaders in National and American Leagues
United Press International lists top players by league with stats for runs batted in home runs pitching and batting. Names highlighted include Mays Banks Aaron Mantle Maris Minoso Kuenn and Maris with notable totals and team affiliations across the Giants Cubs Dodgers Yankees Orioles Indians and White Sox.
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Orioles
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New York Yankees
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Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Frnie Banks
Rchie Ashburn
Cubs
Lew Burdette
Don Cardwell
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Roebuck
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Buhl
Standings and schedules amid busy MLB and Texas League slate
Major League standings show Chicago San Francisco and Milwaukee near top with Pittsburgh and Los Angeles close. Friday's games feature two Milwaukee at St Louis doubleheaders and Cincinnati at Chicago, plus San Francisco at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. Also listed are Thursday results for multiple leagues and the Texas League standings with Valley leading, followed by San Antonio Victoria and other pairings.
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Victoria
Austin
Tulsa
Amarillo
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St. Louis
R-Day at Stanford: 1960 Olympic trials loom for 53 slots
At Stanford Stadium 22 amateurs compete in the 1960 Olympic trials seeking 53 places on the U S track and field team for Rome. Dallas Long leads shot putters with Toni Thomas contesting high jump with Charley Dumas as stakes rise during two days of trials. Titans sign Mincevich Els Caldwell among AFL moves.
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Alouettes trade Williams to Winnipeg for Don Clark
Former Wisconsin quarterback Williams, once with the New York Giants, is dealt by the Montreal Alouettes to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in exchange for ex-Ohio State halfback Don Clark.
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Nations Enter 1960 Olympic Games As Entries Close
The 1960 Olympic Games open August 25 with athletes from 73 nations set to compete. Russia and host Italy were among countries submitting late applications when entries closed on Thursday.
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Piersall to Return to Indians. Wife to Join in Cleveland
Jimm Piersall of the Cleveland Indians must arrange care for seven children before rejoining the club in Cleveland. Doctors ordered a mid season rest, but Lane suggested his wife Mary accompany him, and he welcomed her to travel with the team.
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