Saturday Results and Monday MLB Scores
Saturday results show New York 2 Minnesota 1, Boston 10 Kansas City 4, Detroit 7 Cleveland 6, Chicago 8 Washington 3, Los Angeles 4 Baltimore 2. Monday schedule lists Minnesota at Boston, Los Angeles at New York, Kansas City at Baltimore. Boston 4 0, Kansas City 2 1, New York 7 3, Minnesota 6 2, Detroit 2 5, Cleveland 1 9, Chicago 5 3, Washington 4 2. Los Angeles at Baltimore postponed due to rain.
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Ruthless Race: Maris Mantle Chase Ruth’s 60 HR Mark
Frank Eck reports Casey Stengel notes AL’s pitcher pool shift with expansion as Maris and Mantle threaten Babe Ruth’s 60 homers. Maris and Mantle exceed Ruth’s pace, facing more pitchers and crowding the home run record as experts weigh momentum and strategy.
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Baseball scoring and line on Pittsburgh vs Cincinnati
The Associated Press reports a tight National League game with Pittsburgh scoring late to win 3-2 over Cincinnati as Groat and Mazeroski contribute doubles and Pinson hits a homer. Philadelphia beats St Louis 3-2 with Walls and Callison homering. Ow ens takes the loss while Gibson gets the win.
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National League Standings and Sunday Results
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 65 40 .619, Cincinnati 68 42 .618, San Francisco 56 49 .533, Milwaukee 54 49 .524, St. Louis 52 53 .495, Pittsburgh 48 51 .484, Chicago 44 60 .423, Philadelphia 30 73 .291. Sunday games include Pirates 9 2 over Reds, Reds 4 3 in 10 innings, St Louis 3 3 Philadelphia 1 2, Dodgers 11 Cubs 4, Giants 4 Milwaukee 3, St Louis 7 Philadelphia 0, Pirates 11 Reds 7, Milwaukee 9 Giants 3, Dodgers 7 Cubs 6 in 13 innings.
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Dodgers win third straight as Miller saves Braves loss
Dodgers extend streak despite 14 Braves hits with help from Stu Miller. Giants reliever fends off Frank Bolling as tying and winning runs reach base. Ray Sadecki, 20, tosses four hitter for Cards over Phillies and drives in three with a bases loaded double. Carl Sawatski shines in second game with a pinch homer and a bases loaded single to seal the double win.
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Reds edge Knoxville as Drake powers Portsmouth win
Portsmouth beat Charleston thanks to Sally Drake who starred with heavy hitting and aggressive baserunning. Drake, a 30 year old switch hitter, supplied the winning margin with a two run homer in the fourth inning after earlier stealing home and breaking a pitching duel between Knoxville’s Phil Kliewer and Burt Dziadek of the Reds.
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Paschal Wins Nashville 500 In Rain Delayed NASCAR Race
Jim Paschal of High Point North Carolina wins the Nashville 500 grand national race, edging Ned Jarrett who finishes second after a rain delay. Petty leads early before overheating ends his challenge. 14 of 24 starters completed the race amid 172 laps of caution.
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McGuire moves to Warriors reshapes UNC basketball saga
North Carolina coach Frank McGuire leaves Chapel Hill for the Philadelphia Warriors amid speculation about scandals and coming pro opportunities. The Warriors offer front office work and a multi season contract, with UNC fans hoping McGuire’s pro tenure changes the team’s fortunes. GRID NOTE: Norman Snead and Sonny Jurgensen are highlighted for NFL context as Eagles contend.
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Track of a Baseball Box Score with Mixed Details
Detroit and Cleveland compete with box score data including hits 2B HR and pitching lines. Francisco Francona Kirkland Aspromonte Fernandez among hitters, Kaline Colavito Romano Bruton Dillard Grant Bruce Bertola.
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Indians Hang On By Scalp Lock
The Burlington Indians remain atop the Carolina League after a 3-0 win over Durham as Juley French limited the Bulls to three hits. Wilson beat Raleigh 4-2, Greensboro beat Winston-Salem 10-8 with Gene Domzalski driving in seven runs including a grand slam. Caps pitcher Tom Addington held Wilson hitless for six innings as Raleigh scored on Gasper's homer and two runs in the seventh.
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Sanders Wins Eastern Open in Baltimore Shootout
Doug Sanders captured the Eastern Open with a 275 total at Pine Ridge, earning $5,300 and boosting his 196? earnings to $49,016. He edged Ken Venturi by one stroke as Venturi missed a five foot birdie on the final hole after leaving a sand trap.
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Drivers wooed by Teamsters at NASCAR event
Curtis Turner promoting a Federation of Professional Athletes union affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters at Bowman Gray Stadium. Glenn Wood joined after paying a $10 initiation fee, while Bill France of NASCAR opposed unions and warned of high pension costs for drivers and owners.
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Little Leaguers Going For Title
City Little League clubs start playoffs to crown a city champion. Four league winners meet in two Armstrong Park games, then the finals at 7 p.m. Tuesday action has the Phillies facing the Bears at 6 p.m and the Eagles meeting the Yankees at ? o'clock.
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Fullmer’s injured elbow ends title defense layoff ahead
Gene Fullmer, holder of the NBA middleweight title, suffered a right elbow fracture in the 14th round of a 15 round decision over Florentino Fernandez in West Jordan Utah. The injury followed a grueling bout that featured comebacks and heavy scoring, with recovery expected to last at least a month and potential rematch options unclear due to taxes and future plans.
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