Hutchinson And Dykes Can Be All Ohio Series
The Reds and Indians emerge as surprise contenders in 1961, led by managers Hutchinson and Dykes. Cincinnati swept Philadelphia 7 2 and 10 0 as Fred Hutchinson builds a steady win streak. Cleveland split with Baltimore to close in on first in the AL. Freese and Post fueled the offense for Cincinnati. Nieman’s pinch hit drives in the decisive run for Cleveland.
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Oilers Rally Past Ardmore 6-3 in TL Action
Tulsa Oilers erased a tie with two fourth and fifth inning rallies to defeat Ardmore 6-3 in Texas League play. Johnny Lewis and Von McDaniel hit solo homers, Al Herring drove in a run on a double, and Mike Shannon added a RBI single as Bob Blaylock earned his fourth win with Gordon Richardson aiding in a bases loaded jam. Don MacLeod took the loss.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results
Baseball standings show Boston leading Washington by one game after Sundays results. Cleveland swept Baltimore, and Chicago beat Minnesota as New York and Detroit were blanked. Saturday scores included Detroit 12 New York 10 and Baltimore 4 Cleveland 1.
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Baseball Leaders and Pitchers Summary
National League leaders include Cepeda Giants 18 and Mathews Braves 17 in home runs while Mays Giants 13 and Freese Reds 13 drive RBI. AL shows Cash Tigers 57 and Mantle Yankees 49 in runs. Pitching lists Giants Indi an 7 0 and Miller Giants 6 0 with Koufax Dodgers 9 3.
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Saturday Fight Results From UPI
In Manila Leo Espinosa of the Philippines outpointed Federico Scarponi of Italy over ten rounds. In New York at Madison Square Garden Obdulio Nunez of Puerto Rico outpointed Dennis Moyer of Portland Oregon over ten rounds.
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Burleson Sets East Mile Mark in Slow Race
Cyrol Burleson of Oregon shattered the NCAA mile record with a 4 00.5 clocking in an East race on Saturday before an excited crowd. Jim Beatty, ex North Carolina, remains one of two Americans to sub four minutes in the event, with the NCAA meet at New York looming. Southern California won the college classic with 65 points, Oregon 47, Villanova 40 as six records fell.
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Foyt Takes Langhorne National in Easy Lead Change
A 26 year old A J Foyt Jr of Jonstown Texas won the 100 mile Langhorne national championship after secretly taking the lead on the 44th lap and pulling away from 18 starters. Official scorers had him in second for most of the race before confirming his victory before a crowd of about 30 000.
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Record-breakers listed from meet including Burleson and Lane
Home 15 yards ahead of Bill Dot son, who also cracked the 4 935 record of Ron Delany. Record-breakers in addition to Burleson were Dallas Lane of Southern California with 63 feet 344 inches in the shot put John Thomas of Boston University 7 feet 2 inches in the high jump Luther Hayes of Southern California 51 feet 244 inches in the hop step and jump Australian John Lawlor of Abilene Christian 901.1 in the 3000 meters steeplechase and Australian Clohessy of Houston 13 47.7 in the three mile
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California driver leads before car burns out in race
Jim Hurtubise of Lennox California led from the 32nd to the 93rd lap before his car burned out just off the first turn a similar spot to where he was forced out at Indianapolis Parnelli Jones of Torrance California finished second Eddie Sachs of Center Valley Pennsylvania finished third Elmer George of Speedway City Indiana Roger McCluskey of Tucson Arizona Dick Rathman of Chicago also placed in the field
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Texas League Standings and Schedule Notes
Texas League action with Tulsa 6 Ardmore 3 and Amarillo at San Antonio two games postponed by rain. Victoria at Austin also postponed as two games were called off due to rain.
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