Indians Sweep Yankees in Twin Bill at Stadium
Vic Power belted two homers including a 14th inning drive as the Cleveland Indians swept a doubleheader from the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium before 68,680 fans. The nightcap featured Mudcat Grant going the distance for the Indians who built on their first place lead while Cal McLish pitched the opener. Colavilo homered among three Indians runs, and the Yankees dropped four games behind.
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Garver powers A's past Orioles 7 to 0 in Baltimore
Ned Garver dominated Orioles with a complete scoring performance, fueling Kansas City’s 7–0 win. Garver contributed a homer, double and single, while Hall Smith supplied two extra hits and a homer, and Hiily Tooft and Gene Woodling provided late relief hits for Baltimore.
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Tigers Lose Twin Bill to Senators in Washington
Washington Senators swept a doubleheader from Detroit 4 2 and 7 5. Bon Allison homered twice in the nightcap for the Senators, his 11th of the season, and Roy Sievers hit his 6th, his 200th career homer. Detroit led in Game 1 before Washington tied it in the eighth and won on a fumbled grounder in the ninth. Frank Bolling Harvey Kuenn and Gail Harris homered for Detroit in the afternoon.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
American League results and standings with scores for games including Washington Detroit Cleveland New York Kansas City Chicago Boston Baltimore and Cleveland. National League results list Milwaukee San Francisco Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati with Tuesday schedule notes.
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American Chisox Edge Red Sox 3 2 In Boston Crush
Chicago White Sox survive a late Boston rally to win 3 2. Billy Pierce tossed six effective innings for his eighth win. Jackie Jensen and Frank Mazzone produced a run for Boston in the ninth, but Dick Gernert grounded out to end it.
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Area Baseball Schedule Highlights and Matches
Area baseball schedule lists games including American Treglon B versus Greeley Elks B at Greeley Legion. Other matchups and dates were noted in the Monday listing with local teams and venues.
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Aaron's three homers pace Braves past Giants in finale
Milwaukee star Hank Aaron hit three homers with a man on base as the Braves slugged 15 hits to beat the Giants 15 to 3 in San Francisco. Johnny Logan added a homer and three RBIs, Del Crandall also homered, and Spahn earned his ninth win as Antonelli took the loss.
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Cubs Blank Phillies Behind Buzhardt Lone Hit Game
Cubs 4 Phillies 0 as 22 year old RHP Buzhardt from Prosperity NC fires a four hit shutout over Philadelphia. He outs 24 batters, only Carl Sawatski’s third inning single. Sammy Taylor hits a third inning homer for the Cubs, his fifth, aiding his club to victory. Gomez starts for Phillies, exits in fifth after giving up four runs. Semproch finishes.
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Musial Sets Career Doubles Mark as Pirates Split Cardinals
St Louis lost the second game 30-8 after a 5-1 opener win for the Cardinals. Stan Musial tallied his 652nd and 653rd career doubles, moving to third on the all time list behind Speak and Cobb. Kravitz had five hits and three doubles for Pittsburgh in game two, with Dan iels earning the win in relief.
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Reds hammer Dodgers as Newcombe twins win and drive Reds on
Don Newcombe earned his seventh straight win in a dominant complete game for Cincinnati, driving in four runs and batting .340. Gus Bell slugged his eighth homer, Durek Dotterer and JJ Pendleton joined the onslaught as the Reds exploded for four runs in the fourth and five in the fifth to defeat Los Angeles 17 to 3 at Dodger Stadium.
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Texan Englishman Win Endurance Run in Le Mans
Carol Shelby from Dallas and Ray Salvadori of Britain drove an Aston Martin to victory in the 24 hour endurance race at Le Mans, averaging 112.5 mph for 2,726 miles. After two thirds of the race, last year’s winners Phil Hill and Olivier Gendebien led in their Ferrari but a broken line ended their challenge after roughly 10 hours.
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Laney George L Laney dies interment at Ault Canvening
George L Laney of 1117 Tth Aye res 2 pil was reported as dying with services planned from Macy Dearing Room Tuesday and interment at Ault Canvening.
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Johansson Declares Bid In World Heavyweight Showdown
In a tense setup at Grossinger New York, Ingemar Johansson prepares for a fifth title defense against an unknown challenger. The TelePrompter broadcast plans 110 arenas nationally with ABC radio. the 15 round bout starts at 9:30 pm EST.
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Vetter Mortuary Fort Larnten obit notes
Obituary notice for Vetter Mortuary Fort Larnten listing family members including Bruce and Tim mothy Hrotemarkle and Jerry Tomlinson. Services scheduled Tuesday at 2 00 p.m. at the Methodist church Platteville with burial at Intermont Mizp2h cemetery Platteville. Contributions to cancer fund in care of Aira James Farmer of Piattaville.
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Tidwell Sets Record, Fails To Make Team
Tidwell races to an AAU American record 22.6 seconds in the 200 meters but fails to join the traveling U S squad as the team selections for the Pan American Games in Chicago August 28 are announced. Norton Burleson Murphy and others highlighted by Polls face Russia in Philadelphia.
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Bears Split Twin Bill Versus Fort Worth Baseball
The Associated Press reports a split doubleheader with Fort Worth as Houston, under new manager Del Wilber, lost 5-2 in the opener and 4-3 in the second. Fort Worth won the opener 4-3 while Denver edged Dallas in the nightcap. Minnesota led the Eastern Division by splitting at Dallas, Omaha beat Indianapolis, and Charleston beat Kentucky 10-2 after a rain-shortened nightcap. Vernon Rapp hit two home runs to break Fort Worth’s six-game win streak.
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AAU Names Carlson for German Tour
BOULDER COLO AP three U S teams named by the committee to compete in an international meet in Germany and Scandinavia. Fourteen athletes will take part in the World Championships in Helsinki June 29 30. A six man team leaves New York Monday on an eight meet trip through Germany. another six will visit Scandinavia. The German tour includes Chuck Carlson a University of Colorado student from Miles City Montana who will run the 400 meters.
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Californian Sets Record in Green Colorado River Marathon
Max Groom of Needles California won the Green River Colorado River marathon from Moab Utah in 4 hours 3 minutes 10 seconds covering 458 miles. He averaged about 50 mph in the second annual event against six other boats, setting a new record.
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