Geiger's 400-Foot Homer Edges Tigers in 10th
Gary Geiger hit a 400-foot homer as Boston's leadoff man in the 10th inning to lift the Red Sox to a 4 3 comeback win over Detroit. Frank Lary had a six-hit shutout intact with two outs in the ninth before Burnside relieved. Vic Wertz singled, Sammy White was hit by a pitch, and Dick Gernert delivered a run smacker to break the shutout.
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Boston
Gary Geiger
Detroit Tigers
Geiger
Pete Burnside
Red Sox
Detroit
Frank Lary
Burnside
Vic Wertz
Sammy White
Dick Gernert
Lary
Deubto
National League Sunday's Games Preview
Pittsburgh plays Chicago with Law 12 7 against Hillman while Philadelphia visits St Louis with Conley 10 7 and Owens 7 9 facing Bridges 42 and Broglio 6 7.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Law
Hillman
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Conley
Owens
Bridges
Broglio
Turley Shuts Out Kansas City in 3-0 Victory
Bob Turley returned to the mound for the Yankees and dominated the Kansas City and fans with a 3-0 win. He worked a complete game shutout, fanning ten with only two walks, after months of injury absence.
Cincinnati Clinches 9-6 Victory Over Giants in Overtime First Four Innings
Cincinnati Reds rally for nine runs in a wild start to beat San Francisco 9-6 as Orlando Pena wins for the fourth time. Vada Pinson posts three hits for Cincinnati while the Giants hammer four homers led by Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda.
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SAN Francisco
Cincinnati
Mike McCormick
Stu Miller
Piters
Redlegs
Giants
Pena Los Angeles
Thomas
Leon Wagner
Orlando Pena
McCormick
Vada Pinson
Orlando Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Felipe Alou
Willie Kirkland
Major League Standings Reported With Odd Matchups
The brief lists baseball matchups including Kansas City at New York with Garver and Tsitouris pitching against Terry, Chicago at Washington, and Cleveland at Baltimore with Perry facing Pappas. It notes scores and pitcher records in a terse standings fragment.
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Ners
Kansas City
New York
Garver
Tsitouris
Terry Chicago
On Washington
Wymnen
McBride
Stobbs
Clevenger
Deers
Redies Steel
Brow
Cleveland
Baltimore
Perry
Pappas
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Joe Black to Pitch at Finch Field Sunday
Former Brooklyn Dodger relief ace Joe Black will pitch at Finch Field Sunday afternoon. Local sponsors P. D. Mitchell and Garfield Campbell promote the Red Sox event aimed at fans seeking an opportunity to see the star in action.
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Brooklyn Dodger
Joe Black
Finch Field
P. D. Mitchell
Garfield Campbell
Red Sox
Rest Easy Ol Murph Is Through Peewee Star Retires
Ottawa Kansas AP Harry E Murphy Jr known as Murphy the Great retires from Peewee League after a stellar 7 0 record 35 innings pitched 90 strikeouts and three no hit games His manager and parents pressed to ban him from Peewee next season he will join an Elks Club team in a league for boys up to 15 as the youngest player.
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Ottawa
Kan
Murphy the Great
Harry E. ‘Murphy Jr
Harry
Con
Samacees
Romans Oa
Orlin Cox
Ban’ I
Elks Club
Paigns
Bantam
Leo Durocher
Hemus
Pocatello
Idaho
Houston
Cardinals
The
Birds
Frank Lane
Philadelphia
Bobby Morgan
Sally
Gene Freese
Ex President Hoover Opens Game as Opening Hurler
Former President Herbert Hoover threw a slow, straight pitch to start a game before about 50,000 fans. It was his first opening toss in 27 seasons, and the Yankees won the game 2 to 1 with neighborly ovations for Hoover as he turned eight on Monday.
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Athletics
Chiti
Bob Turley
Wayne Terwilliger
Iley
Richardson
Howard
Elston
Yankees
New York
Herbert Hoover
Nccessee
Ccnason
Geali
Cardinals reh hire Hemus as manager for 1960 season
St Louis announces Sally Hemus will return for one year as manager with a salary around 30000 dollars. The decision follows a season of second division play and comes as Hemus earns a vote of confidence. Hemus began in 1946 with Pocatello then Houston before joining the Cardinals.
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Solly Hemus
Cardinal
Mgr
Bing Devine
St. Louis
Hemus
Sally Hemus
Pepperpot
Red Birds
Phillies
Sally
Musial and Boyer Spark Cardinals to Doubleheader Sweep
Stan Musial and Ken Boyer fueled a Cardinals doubleheader win over the Phillies 4-3 and 5-4 in 11 innings. Rookie Bob Miller debuted with an eight hitter as Musial homered and scored the winning run in game two, while Boyer delivered a game winning double in the 11th and Bill White scored off a bunt. Robin Roberts took the loss in game one. Lindy McDaniel pitched the finale win for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Miller
Bob Gib
Stan Musial
Ken Boyer
Philadelphia
Boyer
Bill White
Lindy McDaniel
Gibson
Phillies
Stan
Musial
Miller
Rochester
Robin Roberts
Louis Abrhbi
White
Blasingame
Grammas
ST. Louis Abrhbi
Cimolief
Ashburn
Shannon
Smith Ee
Chla
D’s'n Eer Miller
G. Anderson
Roberts
H. Anderson
Drake
Koppe
Forest City Triumphs 10-9 in Late Inning Win
Forest City snared a 10-9 victory over Ft. Bragg in a tense bottom-half rally after leading 10-1 by the sixth. Johnny Arnold went 3 for 4 as Forest City repeated as Little League champions in a Gulfport, Florida scene with late drama and edge.
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Forest City
Ft. Bragg
Gulfport
Fla
Forest Champs
Johnny Arnold
Auto Alignment 7th Street Sells Service in High Point
Lloyd Underwood and S R Walton are highlighted as High Point's leading auto alignment technicians. The shop operates at 1315 South Main Street under the Auto Alignment name with phone line 26624 for inquiries and service.
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Lloyd Underwood
S. R. Walton
High Point
Oor
Main Street
White Sox Indians Pennant Race Games Rained Out
In a muted day of AL pennant action neither Chicago nor Cleveland gained ground as both scheduled single games were washed out. Chicago had been set to visit Washington to face the Senators while Cleveland, 1 1/2 games back, was to host Baltimore. rescheduled duels loom.
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Chicago
Cleveland
White Sox
Washington
Senators
Indians
Altimore
Baltimore
Pirates Edge Cubs In Extra Innings For 4-3 Win
Pirates defeat the Chicago Cubs 4-3 in 14 innings behind a Nelson bloop double and Hoak's later offense. Dick Groat starts the 14th with a hit, Clemnte advances on a balk, and Clemente scores on the clutch hit as Pittsburgh improves to 14-1 in extra innings.
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Chicago
Eee
Neon Run
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dick Groat
Bob Clemente
Clemente
Ed Donnelly
Nelson
Jim Marshall
Billy Williams
Ernie Barks
Bennie Daniels
George Witt
Art Schulz
Daniels
Cubs
Don Hoak
Bill Mazerloski
Hoak
Skinner
Donnelly
Kravitz
Elston
Noren
Moryn
S. Taylor
Porterfield
Hobbie
Kline
Oveteee
Cage
E—Averill
PCA
Mazeroshi Nelson
T. Taylor
Banks
Long
Schulz
SB — Skinner
Virdon
S.f—Mazeroski
T. Ee
ER Daniels
Green
Gross
Elston Donnelly
Balk—Donnelly
U—Boggess
Sudol
Landes
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Bobby Richardson
Elston Howard
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eWertz
Pittsburgh Burnside
Zermal
Mahoney
Schroll
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Maxwell
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Delock
Soar
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Turley
New Yorkees
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Mantle
Berra
Kucks
Sturdivant
Hurley
Stewart
Tatke
Davenp’t
Bell Rf
Robinson
Thomas W.jones
Gjones
O'Con
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Davenport
G. Jones
O'Connell
E—Bailey
Spencer
McMillan
McMillan Robinson
Daveneinnati
McCovey
Pena
Alou
Kirkland
Repee Pena
Me'mrek
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Jackowski
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Musial, Boyer Bat Stars
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