Brown Hurls One-Hit Win Over Yankees
Veteran Skinny Brown pitched a one-hit 4-1 victory for the Baltimore Orioles over the New York Yankees, aided by Ron Hansen’s three-run homer. The win kept Baltimore atop the American League as Cleveland lost to rain in Kansas City. Brown limited Yanks to three baserunners and struck out seven, with Mantle’s first-inning homer the only real threat.
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Baumann Shuts Out Tigers In 6-0 White Sox Win
Frank Baumann starred for the Chicago White Sox with a four hitless innings of relief and a four-hitter as Chicago defeated Detroit 6-0. He bested Jim Bunning in a pitching duel until the fifth when the Sox scored three runs. Minnie Minoso and Gene Freese produced key hits for Chicago while Sherm Lollar drove in a run.
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Jones' Double Wins Giants Over Cubs in Ninth
San Francisco outfielder Sam Jones delivered a two out ninth inning double scoring Bob Schmidt for a 2-1 victory over Chicago. Jones tied his fourth four hitter and earned his sixth win while Dick Ellsworth absorbed the loss despite a near no hitter bid entering the ninth. Attendance was 10,751 as the four game set ended split.
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Pioneers Beat Philippi 10-6 in State Tournament Opener
East Bank’s Pioneers defeated Philippi Bulldogs 10-6 at Scott Field to reach the final round of the 18th annual State High School Baseball Tournament. Larry Tincher started for East Bank, while Charley Brown hurled for Parkersburg in the earlier 1-0 win over Bluefield.
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Baseball scores and schedule across leagues
The AP recap lists scores from American and National Leagues with Baltimore beating New York 4 1 while rain postponed Cleeland at Kansas City and a twi night doubleheader Washington at Boston. It notes night games Chicago at Detroit, plus upcoming games including New York at Baltimore and Cleveland at Kansas City with Washington at Boston. In NL action Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 5 to 0, San Francisco beat Chicago and Milwaukee topped Philadelphia. The Pioneer-Philippi game featured a 10-0 Pioneer lead after a big third inning.
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McCutcheon’s R M Grid Team To Play Tech
Randolph-Macon College announces an eight game 1960 football schedule under Coach McCutcheon in his third season. The Yellow Jackets aim to build on a 9 6 and 3 record with games against Guilford Western Maryland Washington and Lee Johns Hopkins West Virginia Tech Bridgewater Hampden Sydney and others.
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Little League Baseball Highlights and Leading Hitters
Players listed include Myers Parsons Stowers and Lutes with scores 22 351 23 22 and 12 as top hitters. Mentions Humphrey and Jimmie Gates along with Dancy Myers and Morgan. The fragment notes Myers strong attack and overall team effort on the Little League West Side Lions game.
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Braves Hammer Phils 6 3 Behind Buhl Win
The Milwaukee Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 3 as Bobby Buhl improved to 4 2 on the season. Robin Roberts took the loss, dropping to 1 7, in a game marked by 10 hits for each side and late scoring.
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Bulldogs Rally Fails to Overcome Pioneers Stout Play
In a multi inning baseball clash, the Bulldogs dented John Brace and chased him from the mound with a four run surge in the fourth. Vince Cole and Holly Dalton limited the Pioneers to a handful of hits as Curkendall gave up seven runs in three innings. Pee Wee Bowen led the Pioneers with five trips and two RBIs, while Jerry Callison added three RBIs on five at bats.
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