Senators End Orioles Winning Streak With 4-1 Win
Left-hander Hal Woodeshick, seldom beaten by Baltimore, shut down the Orioles allowing five singles for a 4-1 victory that snapped Baltimore’s three-game run atop the A L. Milt Pappas took the loss after winning six straight over Washington since 1958. Jim Perry and Johnny Klippstein closed the game for Cleveland and Detroit’s Knppstein delivered four-hit relief in a 6-2 Tigers win as the pennant race tightens.
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Hal Woodeshick
Washington
Woodeshick
Senators
Baltimore
Orioles
Birds
Woodeshirk
Milt Pappas
The
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Bud Daley
Indians
Tigers
Johnny Knppstein
Jim Perry
Frank Lary
RBI
Jim Piersall
Ken Aspromonte
Harvey Kuenn
Tito Francona
Aspromonte
Bob Bruce
Perry
Bruce
Eddie Yost
Klippstein
al Kaline
Major Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED P. SL
Baseball leaders across the majors and NL with top figures in batting runs and RBIs. Notable names include Runnels Hertzog Berra Mantle Minoso and Maris with high averages and runs scored, plus pitching and fielding leaders like Pascual Drysdale and Law.
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Runnels
Boston
Hertzog
Kansas City
Berra
New York
Mantle
Minoso
Chicago
Hansen
Baltimore
Maris
Smith
Hogan Tops Memphis Open Contenders In Tight Lead
Ben Hogan shot two rounds of 66 to share the Memphis Open lead at 132 with J C Goosie and Bob Rosburg. Hogan, from Fort Worth, posted 33 33 at Colonial Country Club on the 6500 yard course. Goosie followed a 67 with a 65 surge, Rosburg mixed 33 34 for 67, Venturi and Collins at 135 bracketed after strong rounds.
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Memphis, Tenn
Ben Hogan
Hogan
J.C. Goosie
Knoxville
Tenn
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Fort Worth
Colonial Country Club
Goosie
Rosburg
San Francisco
Ken Venturi
Bill Collins
Baltimore
Baseball scores and weekend results from majors
Saturday results show Washington tops Baltimore 4 1 Cleveland defeats Detroit 6 2 Kansas City beats Chicago 7 2 New York over Boston 4 3 Friday results include Baltimore 1 over Washington 4 and Cleveland 6 over Detroit 2 Sunday and Saturday schedule details list games across leagues with matchups and venues.
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Solar
Chicago
Skowron
New York
Fox
Hansen
Baltimore
Aparicio
Siebern
Kansas City
Mantle
Howard
Allison
Washington
Maris
Lemon
Chica
Minoio
Piersall
Cleveland
Coates
Estrada
Barber
Staley
Hall
Pascual
Bunning
Detroit
Associated Press
W.L
Boston
Rigney Seeks More Runs as Giants Edge Cardinals
San Francisco manager Bill Rigney yearns for bigger innings as the Giants beat St. Louis 3-2 to stay two games behind the Pirates. Mike McCormick won his seventh, limiting the Cardinals to five hits, and Joe Amalfitano hit his first major league home run for the decisive margin.
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SAN Francisco
Bill Rigney
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rigney
Giants
Mike McCormick
Joe Amalfitano
Mike
Cardinals
Amalfiano
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Law
Phils
Wally Post
Vern Law Keeps Pirates On Top
Vern Law and Bob Friend formed a strong Pirates two man staff. Law earned his eighth win with an eight hit shutout of Philadelphia as Pittsburgh stretched its lead to two games. The Pirates widened their win total and posted six straight victories as the others in the league chased in a busy major league night.
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Bobby Shantz
Yankees
Bob Turley
Turley
Rip Repulski
Boston
New York
Yogi
Berra
Vern Law
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Bucs
Friend
Cincinnati
Law
Philadelphia
Cards
Hal Smith
Julian Javier
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Billy Bruton
del Crandall
Johnny Logan
Jay Hook
Crandall
Bruton
Joe Adcock
Carl Willey
Reds
Cubs
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Walt Moryn
George Altman
Drysdale
Jockey Johnny Longdon Plans Quiet Retirement
In Inglewood California AP reports jockey Johnny Longdon will retire from riding on July 25 after the Hollywood Park meeting unless his star horse Fleet Nasrullah goes to Chicago or farther east. If Nasrullah stays, Longdon will quit at the end of the Hollywood Park meet.
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Inglewood
Calif
Johnny Longdon
Hollywood Park
Fleet Nasrullah
Chicago
Longden
Auction date hints at sale of furniture and house
Antique hunters are urged to mark June 20 for an auction featuring fine furniture and old books and a house. Location to be announced in the paper. The note stresses using a REALTOR and notes Census figures on debt free homes and a 2-bedroom listing at 311 Evans.
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Evans
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Skinner
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Hoak
Mays
Clemente
Robinson
Great
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Kirkland
Boyer
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By ED Wilks
Amalfitamo
Ernie Broglio
By Jesse Scott, Jr
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