Burdette in Four-Hit Day
Lew Burdette led the Cubs to a 13-4 win over the Giants as Billy Williams Len Gabrielsen and Burdette himself homered. Burdette added four hits. O Dell allowed 12 runs in seven innings to take the loss. Phillies beat Braves 13-10 in 10 innings as part of a busy majors night.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Billy Cowan
Cubs
Jim Duffalo
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
O'Dell
Billy Williams
Len Gabrielsen
Lew Burdette
Duffalo
Burdette
Phillies
Richochet
Milwauk
Baseball Standings and Scores Overview
American League standings show New York leading with 55 wins and a .611 percentage, followed by Baltimore and Chicago. Thursday results include Kansas City over Minnesota in 11 innings and Chicago over Los Angeles in 11, among others. National League leads feature Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Cincinnati, with several interleague results listed. Southern League table tops Birmingham, Lynchburg, and Macon with varying records as of the latest games.
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Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hart
Cubs
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Johnny Callison
Phillies
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Denis Menke
Braves
Associated Press
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Moeller
Milwaukee
Fischer
Fisher
Ellsworth
Houston
Brown
Pittsburgh
Friend
O'Toole
Crackers Win Opener With Six Home Runs In IL Doubleheader
Atlanta Crackers win the first game 6 2 scoring six runs on home runs as Buffalo pitcher Bunky Warren limits hits. Warren arrives hours before the game and fans four strikeouts while allowing one runner to third in the ninth.
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Mets
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Bill Henry
Bob Bailey
Bill Virdon
Pirates
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Sandy Valdespino
Ed Olivares
Larry Osborne
Bison
Dick Selma
Ed Bauta
Warren
Joe Hicks
Herd
Dino Williams
Doug Gallagher
Earl Francis
Dodgers ace Drysdale suffers thumb fracture on 28th birthday
Dodgers star Don Drysdale dislocated finger with a hairline fracture at the base of his right thumb while shagging flies before a game with Houston. The injury will sideline him about 10 days, part of a wave of NL injuries hitting key players including Phillies slugger Danny Cater and others on the DL.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Drysdale
Philadelphia Phillies
Danny Cater
Baltimore
Chuck Estrada
St. Louis
Ray Washburn
Kansas City
Wayne Causey
Houston
Dodgers
Cater
Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Torre
Estrada
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Grant St SE
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