Fred Taylor's 12th inning homer shocks Louisville in 9-7 win
In Louisville on June 25 Fred Taylor belted a three run homer in the 12th as Charleston defeated the Colonels 9-7 to even their three game series at one game apiece. The game saw Louisville rally from two deficits and tie it in the ninth before Taylor's blow. Grubb earned the mound win in relief while the Colonels squandered chances late.
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Erskine Tops Cards 3 to 1 in 1960s Giants beat Reds 3 2
In 100 degree heat the New York Giants defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 to complete a three game sweep behind Whitey Lockman and Sal Yvars. Sal Yvars scored after a Whitey Lockman single, breaking a 2 2 tie. Frank Smith took the loss. Hal Gregg started for the Giants with Kosko earning the win.
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Braves Sweep Byes Series in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn quieted St. Louis as Carl Erskine threw a seven inning win for the Dodgers over the Cardinals. Roy Campanella powered a 3-run homer as Brooklyn claimed the first of three against St. Louis while Erskine endured early trouble and finished with seven strikeouts. The Reds toppled the Giants 6-4 as Bob Elliott and Don Mueller connected for homers and Cal Abrams added another in a seesaw affair. Boston Braves routed Pittsburgh 5-2 behind Sid Gordon's big day, and Buzz Clarkson was sent back to Milwaukee to start a wave of roster moves.
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Rookie Nieman's late homer lifts Browns past Yankees in slugfest
Bob Nieman fueled a 10-9 Browns victory over the Yankees with a decisive eighth inning homer and a sixth inning double to tie the score. Bearden earned the win as Gatch Paige shut down the final threat, while Hogue took the loss in a game marked by power from both lineups.
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Walks Enable Nats to Win Over White Sox in 10th
The Washington Senators beat Chicago 9 to 6 in 10 innings, sweeping their third straight win and grabbing fourth place in the American League. Gil Coan and Jackie Jensen sparked a key third inning with a triple and homer, while Mary Grissom’s wild 10th inning contributed to Chicago’s collapse. Sherman Lollar tied the game with a ninth inning homer.
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