Indians Rally Past Orioles In Tight Eighth Inning
Cleveland edged Baltimore 3 to 2 as John Romans and Vic Davalillo delivered key plays in the eighth. The win, amid AL standings shifts, stretched Cleveland’s lead over Baltimore to two games in the pennant race.
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Associated Preas
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Orioles
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
John Romans
Vic Davalillo
Romano
Stu) Miller
Hank Bauer
Washington
New York
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Don Buford
Gerry McNertney
Francisco at Milwaukee in Today’s Games lineup
The card shows a scheduled game between Francisco and Milwaukee. Details on venue and start time are not provided.
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Francisco
Milwaukee
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Key leaders across American and National Leagues include Oliva of Minnesota with a .385 average and 179 hits, Mantle of New York at .312, Killebrew 42 homers, Aparicio 48 stolen bases, and pitching leaders Bunk Moreland and Koufax. The data notes 12 decision records, strikeout leaders Downing and Koufax, and Chicago or Philadelphia standouts across categories.
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Santo
Mays
San Franciso
Allen
Philadephia
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Williams
Maye
Wills
Brock
Koufax
Bunning
Aeles
Drysdale
Los
An- Reles
National AAU Freestyle Wrestling Champion Final Clash
In the final rounds Carmen rola wins by pin in 6 48 over 125 5 pound weight class to claim the championship at the AAU Freestyle event held in New York.
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Matman
New York
Carmen Rola
Giants Drop to 2-1 as Marichal Quits Start and Mays Plays
The Dodgers beat the Giants 2-1 while Juan Marichal refused to pitch until ready and Willie Mays shifted between center and third base. Don Drysdale won for Los Angeles as San Francisco fell seven games behind Philadelphia in the NL race.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
Juan Marichal
Mays
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Marichal
Dodgers
al Dark
Jim Ray Hart
Dark
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Doug
Hutchinson Leaves Hospital Amid Health Uncertainty
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson left Christ Hospital today after a chest cancer diagnosis. General manager Bill DeWitt declined to comment on his return plans, with Hutchinson having entered the hospital on August 14, shortly after his 45th birthday.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Christ Hospital
Bill DeWitt
Hutchinson
New Yorkers Beat Germans In II Series
Dan Yaccarino of Staten Island pitched three no hit innings to lead New York to an 8-1 victory over Wiesbaden Germany in the first round of the Little League World Series. Tachikawa City edged Valleyfield 1-0 on a bases loaded walk in the sixth, as Monoi praised Nagatoshi Shimizu.
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Dan Yaccarino
Staten Island
N.Y
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Tachikawa City
Japan
Edge Valleyfield
Quebec
Mobile
Ala
Monterrey
Mex
Vaccarino
Tachikawa Valley
Denis McSween
Yasuo Monoi
Nagatoshi Shimizu
Monoi
Piersall Wears Beatle Wig During Preview at Bat
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Piersall mocked the Beatles during a pre game display against Kansas City last night. He wore a Beatle wig while strolling to the plate in the seventh inning but batted without the hairpiece after a conference with plate umpire Frank Umont. Charles Finley owner of the Athletics has hired the Beatles for a show next month.
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Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Charles Finley
Athletics
Piersal
Piersall
Frank Umont
Los Angeles
Woman shooter places second in Grand American Trapshoot
Mrs. Lewis R. Wolf of Philadelphia finishes second in the women’s clay target championship in Vandalia Ohio. She breaks 194 targets, while Nadine N. Ljutic of Reno Nevada wins with 196.
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Lewis R. Wolf
Philadelphia
Nadine N. Ljutic
Reno
Nev
Golf results note for local doctors and Erie entrant
Dr Harmon placed third in low net while Dr Butters earned a prize for closest to the pin on the ninth hole with his second shot. Dr Richard Morasco of Erie led the field with a low gross 77. Journal photo by Loveland.
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Richard Morasco
Erie
Loveland
Michael Skorron
Corryites
John Mohr
J. Guy Butters
Edison Harmon
Mohr
Pine Woods Inn Edges Moose's In City Softball Tilt
Pine Woods Inn beat Moose's Restaurant 11 to 10 in a make up City Softball League game delaying Moose's clinch. Pine Woods built leads with four runs in both the fourth and fifth innings. John Correll and Dan McEl Downey homered for Pine Woods. Bill Shaffer won, Merle Ottaway took the loss. Moose's had 15 hits while Pine Woods had 10.
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Jordan's
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Lorraine Hotel
Corry
John Correll
Dan McEl- Downey
Bill Shaffer
Merle Ottaway
Boxing Near Death as Ring Czar Sees Decline
Norfolk report on World Boxing Association leader Abe J. Greene warning boxing is near elimination as a major sport. He urged returning boxing to decency on sports pages, noting its past role in developing television while other sports gain TV time.
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Abe J. Greene
World Boxing Association
Sue
Greene
Boxing vows unity to heal sport and move beyond rivalries
He argued that boxing must forget personal and interstate rivalries and view the sport as a whole as the first step in its rehabilitation.
Senators Shut Out Yankees Behind Narum Pitching
Buster Narum of the Senators blanked the New York Yankees 2-0 on five hits, marking the season’s second Washington shutout. Gus Triandos homered twice as the Phillies routed Milwaukee 11 in NL play. Other scores include Geneva 12 Aubin 9, Jamestown 6 Batavia 5, Wellsville 9 Binghamton 4.
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New York Yankees
Washington
Gus Triandos
Phillies
Philadelphia
Milewaukee
Geneva
Aubin
Jamestown
Batavia
Wellsville
Binghamton
Hogan decries modern golf as parasite sport in strong critique
Ben Hogan blasted today that high prize money has bred parasites on the pro tour, arguing leaders like Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Ken Venturi deserve the big purses while lesser finishers gain easy paydays. He noted the Carlin World Championship with a $200000 purse offers $400 to all 183 players as he returned to Oakland Hills.
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Mich
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Hogan
Oakland Hills
Nicklaus
Palmer
Tony Lema
Venturi
Steelers Reclaim Kingston R J Tight End Preston Carpenter
Pittsburgh Steelers reclaim nine year NFL veteran tight end Preston Carpenter after coach Buddy Parker withdrew waivers following a $100 claimer from the Philadelphia Eagles. Parker PAMMHBaly is arranging a trade involving Carpenter.
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R. J
Preston Carpenter
Pittsburgh
Buddy Parker
Philadelphia Eagles
Parker Pammhbaly
Carpenter
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