Red Sox rally past White Sox for fourth straight win
Boston improves to four straight and six of seven as Tom Brewer fends off Chicago’s lead with a no hit bid into the ninth and Pete Runnels drives in the decisive run. Bob Shaw takes the loss as Boston climbs toward the AL lead while Yankees fall back on a 11th inning defeat to Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Boston
Red Sox
Lote
Billy Jurges
Chicago
White Sox
Tom Brewer
Pete Runnels
Bob Shaw
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Russ Nixon
Gary Bellout
Ralph Terry
Yankees
Busey Titre
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Dodgers Call Frank Howard Up As Furillo Exits
Los Angeles Dodgers recall Frank Howard from the Spokane farm club for tonight’s game in San Francisco against the Giants. Carl Furillo is placed on the inactive list, ending a 15th Dodgers season as Buzzie Bavasi offers options including retirement or release with a $35,000 salary.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Frank Howard
Spokanto
Carl Furillo
Ust
Howard
San Francisco
Giants
Spokane
Purillo
Dodgers
Sarthig
Dodger
Buzzie Bavasi
Furillo
Bavasi
National League Leaders Baseball Summary
National League leaders listed include batting averages for Clemente of Pittsburgh and Mays of San Francisco. runs by Skinner of Pittsburgh and Mays. RBIs led by McCovey of San Francisco with 27 and Clemente with 24. Hill and Mays top in outs. doubles led by Pinson and Bailey. triples by T Taylor. home runs by several players including McCovey and Boyer. stolen bases led by Pinson and Mays. pitching wins by Law and McCormick. strikeouts led by Drysdale and Friend.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Skinner
McCovey
Hill—Clemente
Pinson and Bailey
Cincinnati
T. Taylor
Chicago
Fins — McCovey
McMillan
Mathews
Milwaukee
Boyer
St. Louis
Pinson
McCormick
San Fran
Law
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Friend
Minor League Results Across Pacific Coast and Other Leagues
Pacific Coast League Tacoma beat Vancouver 4 to 2 while Sacramento won 4 to 1 and Seattle shut out Salt Lake City 7 to 0. Spokane game with San Diego postponed. International League Columbus topped Havana 9 to 0 as Miami defeated Richmond 3. Other games postponed. America Assn Indianapolis edged Minneapolis 4 to 3 in extra innings, Louisville beat St. Paul 3 to 2, Houston defeated Dallas-Fort Worth 3 to 0, Denver routed Charleston 10 to 0. NYP League Geneva defeated Eric 12 to 9. Woulsville at Elmira and Corning at Auburn postponed by rain.
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Tacoma
Vancouver
Sacramento
Portland
Seattle
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Spokane
Columbus
Havana
Miami
Richmond
America Assn
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Charleston
Steelers Finally Sign Johnson to Steelers Roster
Pittsburgh settles seven year pursuit by signing fullback John Henry Johnson. The 6 foot 3 back, recently acquired from Detroit, joins the Steelers after a long negotiation period and strengthens their backfield.
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Steelers
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
John
Henry Johnson
Detroit
Fins
Chalees
Bowl-Aire Banquet honors Oldenski in Corry bowling loop
The Bowl-Aire Men's B League banquet at VEW Post honored City Association Sportsmanship winner Harry Oldenski. Officers were re elected, prizes awarded for high averages and series across American and National Leagues, with team trophies going to Moose's Bar and Restaurant and Corry Pharmacy.
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City Association
Romeo Marchitelli
Corry Pharmacy
Chuck Elchynski
Moose's Bar and Restaurant
Marchitelli
Dale Paige
Mike Varasso
VEW Post
Vets Club
R. Dele Webster
Ron Hiscox
League
Bob Smith
E. Anderson
Corry
Seation
Oldenski
Pete Russell
Bowl-Aire Proprietary
Wien
American Bowling Congress
Walt Burrows
Bob Nichols
Ted Amoroso
Pharmacy
Johnson Brothers
Ajax Office
Bowlatye
McInnes Steel
Al's Clothes Shop
Tohnson Brothers
Roselake Dairies
Ajax
Ameri
Moose, Borstorff and Fitch
Friday Baseball Matchups and Scoreboard Fragments
Friday games list includes Chitazo at Cleveland New York at Washington Baltimore at Boston Kansas City at Detroit plus Chicago at Cleveland New York at Washington and San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee scores show Cincinnati 22 41s Los Angeles 11 14 140 6a BU Louis 9 43 4097 Philadelphia 9 16 .360. Thursday results include Cincinnati 14 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 4 St Louis 3 San Francisco 1 Philadelphia 0 Los Angeles at San Francisco N St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Saturday schedule Philadelphia at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Milwaukee St Louis at Chicago
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Chitazo
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Giatines
Chicago
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
BU. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Lois
St. Louis
J. Louis
V. L. Pat
G.B
Beaver Linksmen Edge Warren In Tight Golf Meet
Beaver Linksmen beat Warren 3146 at Corry Country Club in a close final 1960 season dual. Walter Bowen led with 78 while teammates Mike Lewis and Bowen swept their matches. Warren’s Jack Hamilton won all three for the Dragons, and coach Irvin Downs announced his impending resignation.
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Walter Bowen
Warren
Corry Country Club
Dragons
Golifse
Bowen
Mike Lewis
Beaver
Wickey Dyckes
John Davidson
Jack Hamilton
Ross
Jemey
Chris Creal
Trvin Downs
Maxwell Off To Hot Start in Colonial Invitational
Billy Maxwell led the Colonial National Invitation with a 67 as the Texan seized an early one stroke lead over a 54-player field. Jerry Barber matched 68 to sit close while Ben Hogan and six others tied for third at 69 in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Billy Maxwell
Maxwell
Yorba Linda
DeSoto
Julius Boros
Bing Crosby
Oceanside
Calif
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Barber
Ben Hogan
Johnny Palmer
Tulsa
Kel Nagle
Sydney
Australia
Don January
Dallas
Doug Sanders
Miami
Fla
Ken Venturi
Palo Alto
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Columbus League Holds Work Bee and Practice Start
The Columbus-a recreation Baseball League asks fathers to meet at Mather Field Sunday at 1 p.m. for a work bee. League practice sessions begin next week with workouts on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m.
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Columbus—a Recreation
Mather Field
Mathews Knocks Out Persley In Philadelphia Bout
Len Mathews of Philadelphia, at 135 pounds, defeats Arthur Persley of New York at 137 with a knockout in last night’s boxing card.
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Philadelphia
Len Matthews
Arthur Persley
New York
Giants Extend Lead With Sixth straight Win Over Phillies
Hi hander Sanford pitched a 1-0 victory over Philadelphia as the Giants stretched their streak to six and widened their NL lead. Kirkland stole second and scored on Landrith's single after a misplay, while Mathews homered to break a tie. Braves beat the Braves 3-1 as Buhl loaded the bases and Rush won in relief. Reds exploded for seven runs in the first two innings, aided by unearned runs, while Cubs returned from a week’s layoff with a lone fourth-inning run.
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Giants
Sanford
Philadelphia
Robin ‘Roberts
Dick Ferrell
Ing
Bob Pranghies
Pitts
Thira
Milwaukee
Oli
Chicago
Clibs
Tonge
Wille Kirkland
Kirkland
Claynle
Hobie Landrith
Bob Anderson
Bob Purkey
Cubs
Nixon Climaxes Indians Victory in 11 Inning Duel
Nixon hit his first homer of the season on Ralph Terry's first pitch in the 11th to lift Cleveland 4 2 over New York. Gary Bell allowed 10 hits and earned his fourth win while Terry took his first defeat. Yankees were held in check after late rally attempts as Fratner and others floundered.
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NEW Xors
Russ Nixon
Cleveland
Gary Bell
New York
Ralph Terry
Nixon
Terry
Bell
Yanks
Witnessed
Harvey ‘Kuerin
Indians
Bob ‘Hale
Ani Nto Frahcon
Kubekshi Fbera
Yankee
Roger Maris
Bill Skowron
Fratcons
Brewers blank White Sox for 1-0 Red Sox win
Tom Brewer pitched two hit shutout innings as Boston blanked the defending champ Chicago White Sox 1-0 yesterday. Ed Mathews of the Braves singled and scored in a three run first and then broke the tie in the eighth with his third hit and third homer in two days for a 3-4 victory.
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Associated Press
Tom Brewer
Red Sox
White Sox
Ed Mathews
Braves
American League Leaders Highlights
Summary of top AL leaders by 45 or more runs batted in and other stats. Notable figures include Skowron of New York with 20 RBIs, Gentile of Baltimore with 19, and Limpe of Kansas City with 30 hits. Pitching leaders include Staley and Hull tied for decisions at 30. Strikeout leader Bell of Cleveland with 44.
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Skowron
New York
Gentile
Baltimore
Limpe
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
Lollar
Chicago
Fox
Hanseh
Power
Cleveland
Mantle
Howard
Lemon
Aparicio
Smith
Kaline
Detroit
Staley
Hull
Coates
Bell
Pascual
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