Wynn and Sox surge in AL pennant race as Yanks stumble
Early Wynn clinches his 22nd win with a four hitter and complete game to push Chicago White Sox two games ahead of New York as Boston beats Detroit and Baltimore tops Cleveland in a busy Sunday. Ted Williams adds a 510th homer while Minnie Minoso rakes in both games.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
A compact recap of American and National League standings with key games and scores. The American League leaders include New York, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Detroit with recent results and upcoming matchups. National League tallies feature Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San Francisco with recent wins and notable extra inning games.
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Potthast Wins Carolinas Open Singles Title
Former Big Ten champion Bob Potthast of Ft. Bragg defeated Sam Daniel 6-2 6-4 to capture the men's singles crown at the Carolinas Open. Malloy Evans claimed the junior title 12-10 7-5 over William Poore, and Sally Seebeck beat Joanne Cooper 7-5 4-6 6-4 for the women's singles crown.
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NCAA TV Schedule Is Ready For 30 Major Teams
The 30 top college teams, led by Georgia 14 0 after Orange Bowl win and Syracuse national champ, will be shown on TV this season. Georgia opens Sept 17 at Birmingham versus Alabama in a national contest. Syracuse appears Oct 1 against Kansas, with Washington on Oct 8 versus Stanford. Regional games include Arkansas vs Texas Oct 15 and LSU vs Mississippi Oct 29.
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Giants Out Of Fog Rally With 6-2 Win Over Reds
The San Francisco Giants end a rough spell with a 6-2 victory over Cincinnati as Sad Sam Jones shines with a two-hitter. Willie McCovey and Sherman Jones return to boost pennant hopes, while Pittsburgh leads NL standings and Dodgers win pressure builds.
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Action Across Clubs
Detroit split a doubleheader with Boston as Neil Chrisley starred with three singles two doubles and a homer driving in five. Sam Jones pitched the Giants past Cincinnati 6-2 for a fifth straight win. Grady Hatton sparked the Cubs over the Pirates with a two run single in the seventh. Don Elston secured Don Cardwell's win. Don Drysdale won his sixth straight for the Dodgers. Bill White drove in six for the Cardinals in a two game set against the Phillies. Stan Musial Joe Cunningham and Ken Boyer homered for St Louis.
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McKissick to Lead Shrine Bowl Coachstaff for 24th Game
John McKissick of Summerville High will coach the South Carolina Shrine Bowl team. His eight season record at Summerville stands at 67 wins 15 losses and 7 ties. He is joined by Bob Giles of Olympia High and Bob Prevatte of Gaffney as assistants. North Carolina’s head coach is Bill Butsler of Rockingham High with assistants Frank Barger, Gus Purcell.
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