Yankees Lose Nightcap as Mantle Halos in New York Tilt
The Yankees beat Washington 61 in a tight AL race tilt while ex-Yankee Lee Thomas powered a Los Angeles Angels doubleheader with nine hits. Mantle hit his 60th pace solo shot after an arm injury return, Maris stalled at 53 and Ruth’s record pace remains four games ahead.
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Game Called On Account Of Fog Forces Twin Sox Tie
Fog halted the Minnesota Twins and Chicago White Sox game for 30 minutes in the sixth inning leaving the score 3 3 after nine. Chicago’s AL Smith hit his 25th homer in the ninth to tie the game as outfield visibility failed. The game will start over as part of a doubleheader today.
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Angels Rangers? Big League Stars Hit Nine Hits in Doubleheader
Lée Thomas and An gels tied a major league record with nine hits across a doubleheader. In the opener, five trips produced a double and four singles, including three home runs and a grand slam in the nightcap. The Angels lost both games to the A’s 7-3 and 13-12. Bob Purkey of the Reds fanned seven and allowed six hits over eight innings in a 5-2 win after a prior shutout of the Cardinals, extending Reds’ two-game lead.
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Giants Hit With Line of Fines And Lethargic Loss
The Giants, fined by manager Al Dark for curfew violations after a rough road trip, lost 4-2 to the Dodgers in Los Angeles. Dark disputes the total fines, and Los Angeles remains two games back of Cincinnati in the NL race. Dodgers’ Duke Snider homered for his 38th, Stan Williams got the win, and Orlando Cepeda’s error sparked the rally.
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National League Baseball Standings and Results Brief
National League standings list Cincinnati at 82 55 and Los Angeles 77 54 with Milwaukee trailing. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 5 St Louis 2 and LA 4 SF 2. Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 3. Upcoming games feature Pittsburgh at Chicago and Cincinnati at St Louis.
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Pirates beat Cubs as Clemente and Stuart lead with homers
In Chicago, Dick Stuart hit his 25th homer with a man aboard and drove in a run, boosting his RBI to 92 as the Pirates beat the Cubs 3 The clash also featured Roberto Clemente collecting three singles and maintaining the league lead in batting while his homer and RBI totals stood at 23. Tom Sturdivant earned his fifth win against six losses and Bob Skinner added two RBIs on a second inning double, with Bill Virdon contributing an RBI on a single and sacrifice fly. Wilmer Mizell was reported to have a broken rib and will miss about two weeks.
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Heavier Bat Helps Mantle in HR Derby Turnaround
Mickey Mantle homered twice using a heavier bat to surge toward Babe Ruth’s 60s mark as the Yankees beat the Senators 6 1. Roger Maris maintained a lead in homers but slipped in batting average as Mantle’s hot streak reshaped the pennant race.
Tribe Tramples Red Sox Again
The Indians beat the Red Sox for the sixth straight time as Esseian and Romano hit two run homers. Francona added a double and two singles driving in two runs and scoring twice in a 13th win in 17 meetings this season.
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Champion Rowmen Archery Honors For Corry Club
Corry Archery Club crowns three Erie County champions after Sundays Albion shoot. Diane Sawyer wins women's NAA crown. Kirk Sawyer tops XA division. Craig Mitchell of Waterford claims junior plaque. Eighty archers in event. Mok Kinney of Carryile places third in men's XA. Labor Day Skyline Archery Club event in Jamestown draws eleven teams. Corry winners include Diane Sawyer Kirk Sawyer Dick Khmey Jean Lindberg Tradiey Lamberg Gary Southard.
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Outstanding Lineman John Patterson Ailing. May Miss Opener
Corry High faces a setback as star lineman John Patterson, a 170 pound senior guard, may miss the opener against Warren Friday night due to illness and a string of ailments. Coach Hanna expressed the team will rely on guards Brady Roberts Krosa and French if Patterson cannot play.
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Penn State Tackle Hurt in Scrimmage
Penn State suffered a concussion to a first string tackle during a practice scrimmage at University Park. He was taken to the university hospital for observation for several days as the team evaluated players. Junior fullback Dave Hays of New York starred, scoring two touchdowns and breaking for a 70 yard run as the first unit beat the second. Coach Rip Engle criticized the overall passing game and the scrimmage’s offensiveness, saying the team remains distant from a balanced attack this season.
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