Baseball scores and today’s game schedule across leagues
AP reports results and upcoming games from Major League Baseball National League American League and minor leagues. Standings show St Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati and others with results from Monday and tonight’s matchups including Mets Dodgers Cubs and Astros with several doubleheaders and rain postponements.
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Dodgers Buy two sluggers pay off with 2-0 win over Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers rely on early runs from Dick Boyer and Rocky Colavito to beat Pittsburgh 2-0 as Claude Whitey scatters seven hits and Dodgers stay within 3 1/2 games of the NL lead. Cardinals, Braves, and Phillies win to tighten pennant race.
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Stockton Leads Open Qualifying With 66 At Atlanta
Dave Stockton shot 66 in the second round to total 138 and lead U.S. Open qualifying at Atlanta Country Club. Hideyo Sugimoto was one behind at 139 after a 66 morning round, with several touring pros tied for third at 140. Local standout Wayne Yates posted 140 as part of the Atlanta section qualifiers.
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Indians Outlast White Sox 3-2 In 14 Innings
Alvin Dark and Eddie Stanky staged a managerial duel as Cleveland edged Chicago 3-2 in 14 innings with Jose Vidal delivering a decisive home run. The Twins beat the Yankees 4-3 in a late rally while Boston topped Detroit 4-3 and Baltimore shut California 2-0.
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Gadsby Named Red Wings Coach After Abel Departure
Detroit report: National Gadsby replaces Sid Abel as coach of the Red Wings. The 40-year-old former NHL defenseman agreed to lead with a defensive emphasis, after the team finished last in the East and missed the playoffs. Expected pay upwards of 20000 dollars.
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Perranoski Beats Yankees in Reliever Debut in New League
Ron Perranoski, veteran lefty, wins his fifth decision in six as Minnesota defeats New York 4 3. He reports trouble finding ballparks in the American League and notes his early adjustments after joining the Twins. Rich Rollins homered in the seventh to tie, then Minnesota scores in eighth on an error. Perranoski has pitched 35 1 3 innings with a 1.53 ERA.
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Charlotte Tops Birmingham 6-1 as Hall Dominates Athletics
Birmingham stumbled to a fourth straight loss in the Southern League, beaten 6-1 by Charlotte. Tom Hall shut down the Athletics, yielding only three hits through eight innings, while Montgomery beat Asheville 2-1 to stay two and a half games behind the leaders. Savannah edged Evansville 5-4 with Paul Ratliff driving in the decisive runs.
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