Washington Snaps Yankee Win Streak With Grand Slam
Gene Green belted a pinch grand slam in the seventh inning to lift the Washington Senators to a 5-1 win over the first-place New York Yankees. The hit broke a 1-1 tie after Dick Donovan and Bill Stafford matched zeroes until that decisive moment.
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Baseball scores and matchups from Sunday games
American League results show Nashington, New York, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Chicago, Kansas City, Baltimore and Boston with varied outcomes. Sunday schedule lists New York at Washington, Detroit at Minnesota, Kansas City at Chicago, Los Angeles at Cleveland, and Boston at Baltimore with pitchers Daley Katyna Grba Latmen Monbouquette Barber noted.
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Locals Cup State Title In Tenpins
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce team won the Junior Team Championship at Chapel Hill Major Leagues Lanes in the 13 to 15 age group with a 2722 handicap, 16 pins ahead of Sanford. Carroll Crawford led with 514 scratch and 556 handicap, won all events and placed runner-up in singles. Danny Linthicum had best handicap series at 572 and finished fourth in singles. Other members: Jeff Matthews 550, Cliff Williams 539, Barry Parker 505.
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Anti Gambling Policy Urged By Former Seton Hall Coach
John Russell a former Seton Hall coach now a Milwaukee Braves scout urged the NCAA to form a policy to curb basketball gambling. In a Sunday Star Ledger interview he pressed the NCAA to take over policing the sport to restore public confidence amid a widening scandal touching 37 players at 22 colleges since March and a 1951 case. He called for background checks on scholarship athletes and warned against sloughing off scandals.
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Wright Wins On TKO Over Don Fullmer
New York AP reports Teddy Wright of Detroit stopped Don Fullmer of West Jordan Utah in the seventh round of a nationally televised Madison Square Garden bout. Fullmer fought through a left eyelid cut from the second round as Wright targeted the eye. commission doctor Swetnick examined the eye in the fourth and seventh rounds before Fullmer retired.
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Pirates blank Phillies 4 0 on Mizell strong start
Wilmer Mizell tossed five hit ball as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 0. Smoky Burgess collected his 1000th major league hit and drove in a run with a fourth inning single. Dic Stuart Roberto Clemente and Burgess sparkled with key two baggers and a Mazeroski triple. Hoak added a late score on a triple and wild pitch. Jim Owens took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Chisox Edge A's 2 1 In Wind Blown Tilt
Chicago White Sox beat the Kansas City A’s 2-1 as Misnie Minoso homered in the fourth to back Ray Herbert’s eight triumph. Luis Aparicio scored in the first, stole second for his 39th of the season, and Nellie Fox assisted with a sacrifice to set up the run. In Columbia, South Carolina and Tulane renew a football rivalry on Nov 2, 1963 after two prior close meetings.
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Giants wallop Reds 6 4 as Mays Cepeda Bailey homer spree
Willia Mays Orlando Cepeda and Ed Bailey homered to pace the San Francisco Giants to a 6 4 win over Cincinnati. Mays hit his 30th of the season Cepeda belted his first round tripper of the month and Bailey added a solo shot in the eighth. Jack Sanford earned the win with relief from Sus Miller as Cincinnati’s Vada Pinson did most of the damage for the losers driving in all four runs.
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Thomas Homers To Lead Brave Win Over Cubs
Milwaukee Braves rally past Chicago Cubs 8 6 as Thomas homers with two out in the ninth for an 8 6 comeback. Veteran outfielder acquired from Cubs belts his 20th round tripper off Dick Crott, erasing a late Cubs lead after Don Cardwell and George Altman connected for four runs in the sixth.
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Red Sox Fall 8 3 to Orioles in Baltimore
Baltimore improves home record against Boston to seven wins in eight meetings as Jim Gentile drives in two with a homer and Dick Hall wins with an 8 week hamstring pull. Gus Triandos adds his 17th homer, two unearned Baltimore runs in the second, three more in the fifth. Yastrzemski and Herzog exit with injuries, Delock charged with loss after a rough start.
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Detroit Smashes Minnesota 17-3 in 17-hit rout
Right-hander Jim Bunning improved to 14-8 as Detroit piled up 17 hits to crush Minnesota 17-3 on Saturday. Rocky Colavito led with three singles and a double, contributing key hits in the fourth inning as the Tigers moved to within three games of first in the American League.
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Raleigh Golfer Alexander Takes Narrow Lead
Clarence Alexander of Raleigh shot a 65 at Raleigh Country Club to seize a three stroke lead in the Raleigh Jaycee Invitational Amateur. Frank Brooks of Siler City and Pat Brady of Reidville posted 68 and 69 as Ed Justa of Rocky Mount and others trailed. Local entrants Jimmy Thompson and Andy Duncan were among those at 72 while Grover Dillon Jr. and Bobby Edgerton stood at 72.
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Spahn Seals 300th Win in Thrilling Fashion Against Cubs
Milwaukee lefty Warren Spahn, age 40, became the 13th pitcher to reach 300 victories with a 2-1 triumph over the Chicago Cubs. He called the outing the most thrilling of his career, surpassing World Series and no hitters, and aimed for 400 wins while plotting a return for 20 victories this season.
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Sataturday Home Runs Inconsistent AP Recap
National League and American League players named in scattered home run tallies, including Maris with 43 for the Yankees and Aaron with 30 for the Braves, with various clubs listed such as the Angels, White Sox, Tigers, Cubs, Reds, and Giants among others. The fragmentary data mentions players like Green, Sengl ers, Kruszewski, Satriano, Altman, Mays, Cepeda, and Cepeda with limited context or dates.
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