Indians Take 2-Game Edge In Rain Delayed Win
McLish earned his 6th win and Minnie Minoso sparked two rallies that frustrated Early Wynn as the Indians beat the White Sox 8-4 to extend their AL lead to two games. Francona and Colavito provided key hits and runs, while Washington hit four homers to topple Baltimore 7-2. Boston edged New York 8-5 behind Avila and Williams, and Detroit ended a six-game skid with a 5-2 win over Kansas City as Jim Bunning pitched the Tigers past the A’s.
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Major Loop Stars As Pitcher Bunning Clinches Detroit Win
Tigers pitcher Jim Bunning limited the Athletics to seven hits, struck out eight, and walked two to lift Detroit to a win that ended a six game losing streak. Dick Stuart hit an 11th inning homer, his 17th of the season, aiding Pittsburgh’s 7-6 comeback over Chicago with Bill Virdon and Hank Foiles aboard.
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Baseball results and schedules across cities
Friday matchups included St. Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Cincinnati with Los Angeles at Milwaukee. Results: St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 in 11 innings, San Francisco 8 Cincinnati 6 in 11, Los Angeles at Milwaukee postponed. Saturday cards: New York at Boston, Kansas City at Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, Baltimore at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia. Friday results also Cleveland 8 Chicago 4, Detroit 9 Kansas City 2, Washington 7 Baltimore 6, Boston 8 New York 5.
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Stronger U S Teams Seen Two Records Broken At AAU Swim Open
The AAU National Championships in Los Altos opened with two American records set by Indiana swimmers Alan Somers and Bill Barton. Somers won the 1000 meter freestyle in 17 51.3, fastest by an American, and Barton claimed the 400 meter individual medley in 5 14.6, beating the AAC and American marks. Indianapolis Athletic Club leads with 14 points as Cmethat! and Los Angeles tie at 12. Don Harper regained the three meter springboard title with 622.30 points for Cine-winali. Gary Tobian trails. Jeff Farrell won the 1 meter freestyle in Navy.
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Ingemar Johansson Seeks More Fights and Fame
Ingemar Johansson, the world heavyweight champion, says he will fight any worthy contender and remains focused on the sport. He admits being a businessman who will pursue money and tours Sweden promoting his rights while maintaining a fighting career.
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Thils Lose Catcher Valmy Thomes in Abject Inning
Philadelphia Phillies catcher Valmy Thomes left the game after a collision with Dick Gray of St. Louis in the eighth inning, reducing the club to only one catcher, Carl Sawalski, as the game ended with uncertainty about Thomes injury.
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Palmer Pacing Western Open at Pittsburgh Field Club
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier Pa led the Western Open with 66 in the second round at the Pittsburgh Field Club for a two round total of 133. Mike Souchak of Grossinger NY stood second at 134, with George Bayer of Lemont IL and Joe Campbell of Knoxville TN tied for third at 136.
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Willie Mays Shines As Giants Win 8-6 Over Reds
Willie Mays provided the key moments for the San Francisco Giants as they surged to a 8-6 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, lifting the team into first place in the National League ahead of the Dodgers and Braves. Mays hit a 16th homer and added two singles with three stolen bases in the win.
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Steelers Gop Forfeit Over Union City
Union City failed to appear at Loveland Field, forcing a forfeit victory for the Steelers who led 20-0 last month. Manager Patsey Notte split players for an intrasquad game as they prepare for an exhibition with a Youngsville team tomorrow afternoon. Baltimore Orioles prospects and local stars Williams and Latos featured, with Bob Caster pitching. Erie County Junior Legion all-star game details follow.
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Major Loop Leaders in Baseball This Season
Lists of top performers by league with names, teams, and figures for batting runs RBI hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching wins in both the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Aaron Banks Mays Kuenn Mantle and Killebrew along with teams Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Detroit and Boston.
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Welterweight Champion Jordan Beats Moyer in 15 Rounds
Don Jordan of Los Angeles retained his welterweight title with a unanimous 15 round decision over Deany Moyer in Portland. Jordan’s 11th straight win keeps his record at 46-11 as talk turns to a possible bout with Ray Robinson.
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Interleague trading OKayed for Nov 21 to Dec 15
Chicago AP reports interleague trading approved by both leagues allowing cross league deals from November 21 to December 15 without waivers. Example cited includes Mickey Mantle to the Giants for Willie Mays. Frick names seven member committee to oversee potential third major league. Derby Day noted as first held at Epsom in 1780.
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Aces Lead Softball Standings With Doubleheader Wins
Aces swept a doubleheader 14-7 and 12-7 to extend their league lead to seven wins with one loss. The Stumble bikins faltered in a 1-1 draw and a 12-2 loss, while the Liners and other teams chased a tighter pennant race as next week’s schedule features Aces vs Liners and Balbenders vs Aces in key matchups.
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