Senators Crack 500 Mark Bid For 1st Division
Associated Press reports Washington’s Senators surged over .508 with a 7-5 win over the Chicago White Sox sealing a third straight victory. The club improved to 16–7 since July, moving within one game of first place as New York clung to the top spot after Kansas City defeated Detroit and Boston beat Cleveland. Washington trailed 5–2, then rallied with three seventh inning hits and added an insurance run in the tenth.
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Indians Stop Orioles as Harshman, Stigman Win
Cleveland pitchers Jack Harshman and Dick Stigman held Baltimore to six singles and two bunts to beat the Orioles 3-1 on Friday night. Harshman allowed only two hits through six innings before tiring in the seventh. Stigman closed out the win with key strikeouts. Cleveland scored twice in the second and added another in the seventh, with Ken Aspr Monte and Vic Power delivering run-scoring hits.
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Lane Shrugs Off Attendance Drop in Cleveland
Cleveland Indians General Manager Frank Lane downplays a steep attendance drop on a Baltimore road trip. He notes 39 home dates drew 656.02 thousand, down from 2.825 million last year, calling it the sport’s biggest decline while staying hopeful about a rebound with a roster of strong players.
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Cleveland Gets Don Newcombe deal shocks baseball
Cincinnati report notes Don Newcombe, once a star with the Dodgers, moved to Cleveland in a cash deal announced by Reds GM Gabe Paul. Newcombe, 27-7 MVP in a brilliant season, faced injuries and was traded in 1958 after stalwart Dodger years of 17-8, 20-8 and 27-7.
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Minor League Results From International and Eastern Leagues
Jersey City edged Montreal 3 2 Buttato homered as Columbus fell 0 5 Toronto defeated Miami 2 0 NYP Elmira beat Wellsville 7 2 Geneva topped Erie 7 4 Corning won 10 6 over Auburn Eastern action saw Lancaster 7 6 Williamsport 6 4 Readine and Springfield 5 5 Allentown 4 0 results.
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Pa Grid Stars Face Nation in Third Big 33 Showdown
Pennsylvania’s Big 33 squad, unbeaten and yet to be scored on, meets a national scholastic star team in Hershey Stadium before thousands. Gov. Lawrence attends with state and local officials as college coaches scout the 1960 graduating class. PA uses a single wing with T formations while national stars rely on Slot-T and speed to seek an upset.
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Curtain rises on new grid league in 1960 exhibition
Buffalo Bills clash with the Boston Patriots to launch the American Football League exhibition slate in 1960. The game marks the league debut as fans await if the venture proves solid or shaky amid early-season matchups.
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Ajax Wins 17-9 To Start Playoffs After Final Junior League Fightback
Ajax defeats Raymonds 17-9 in the final regular season game as Mike Knowlton goes 5-for-5 with a triple and two doubles, also earning the win on the mound in a five-hitter shared with McEl Downey and Lloyd. The win sets up Ajax to face Raymonds again Monday, with Aero Supply and St Edward's meeting for the other playoff berth.
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Major League Leaders Highlight 1965 Batting and Pitching Leaders
The list names top hitters and pitchers from the American and National Leagues with figures for batting average at bats runs scored runs batted in hits doubles triples and home runs. It also notes leaders in pitching decisions strikeouts and outlines a boxing bout result and a postponed Reno fight due to rain.
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Unclear NBA Baseball Scoreboard Fragments From Week
Fragmented sports brief lists team records and results across days, noting Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City New York Washington Chicago Detroit Boston and other cities. It records Friday results Pittsburgh Chicago Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia with scattered upcoming games and standings hints.
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Minor League Results Across Pacific Coast and American Associations
Pacific Coast League results show Tacoma 6 Vancouver 3 and Seattle 9 Salt Lake 2. Sacramento 4 Portland 3 San Diego 6. Spokane 4. American Association scores include Minneapolis 12 Indianapolis 6 and St Paul 4 Louisville 3. Denver 6 Charleston 2. Dallas Fort Worth 5 and Houston.
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Dodgers Open Pennant Drive as Williams Shuts Milwaukee
Dodgers rout Milwaukee 7 4 to narrow the gap behind the Pirates, paced by Stan Williams in a fifth straight win. The Dodgers moved to 16 victories in 19 games, staying within two games of the Braves, while Pirates widened their lead with a 4 0 victory over Chicago. Giants and Cards win tight games, Cubs drop to eight straight losses as Peeples and Hoale drive runs for Pittsburgh.
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Littler Holds Eastern Lead After Third Round
Gene Littler carried a one stroke advantage into the final round of the Eastern Open at Pine Ridge. Juan Rodriguez and Doug Ford trailed closely as Littler made a closing 68 to reach 133, 11 under par, with Rodriguez posting 67 for the second straight round and Ford carding 66. The field reduced to 60 pros and 10 amateurs for Sunday’s final.
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Stars Shine Bright as Williams and Mizell Star Day
Yesterday's baseball highlights show Ted Williams at 41 guiding Boston to a 1-0 win over Detroit with Bill Monbouquette tossing a shutout duel. Also Vinny Mizell blanked the Cubs in a two hit shutout for his sixth win after being traded to Pittsburgh this season.
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Seixas Bids For Pa Tennis Crown
Vic Seixas, 36, former United States and Wimbledon champion, says he is a weekend player yet is making a strong bid for the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis title. He reached the semifinals by defeating Ramsey Earnhart 6-4 6-1 at Merlion Cricket Club, Philadelphia, noting he may not compete regularly this week or at the nationals.
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