Athletics Clip Senators Behind Edwards and Causey
Doc Edwards homered to drive in three in the sixth and Wayne Causey opened the scoring with a fourth inning homer as the Kansas City Athletics defeated the Washington Senators 6-2. Orlando Pena earned his 11th win while the Senators slipped to within a half game of last place in the race.
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Oakland Tackle Takes New Job
Oakland Raiders defensive tackle Chuck McMurtry, a five year pro, signed with the club after an All-America halfback from Michigan, 6 foot and 200 pounds, left football to run a Whittier California auto business. He may play in an exhibition against Buffalo.
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Cubs Break Mets Winning Streak In New York
Cubs surge to five runs in the fifth inning to beat the Mets 5 0 at Shea Stadium as Larry Jackson and Billy Williams drive in runs. Gary Kroll start for the Mets allows all runs in four innings while Cubs capitalize on miscues and timely hits.
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Yanks Halt Skid After Six Losses
New York rookie Mel Stottlemyre pitched six hits in an 8-0 win over Boston to end a six game slide. Mickey Mantle Roger Maris and John Blanchard homered as the Yankees split a day night doubleheader. Boston won the first game 5-3. The Yankees remained 54 games behind Baltimore in the American League race.
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Scores and standings from a weather-affected baseball slate
Fragmented box score notes show Baltimore and New York wins with varied margins while Minnesota, Los Angeles, Cleveland and Boston games were partially reported. Player names like Aguirre Pascual Wilson Gatewood and others appear alongside incomplete line scores and postponed items.
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Giants End Six Game Skid With 4-2 Win Over Cardinals
San Francisco snaps a six game slide with a 4-2 victory over St. Louis behind Bob Bolin’s start and Jim Davenport Tom Haller and Willie Mays contributing key hits. Manuel's 26th homer and Maris 20th drive in runs as the Giants move within 7.5 games of the Phillies.
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McIntire Wins Am Tourney Title Again
Barbara McIntire of Colorado captures the Am Tourney crown in Hutchinson Kansas, adding a second victory in this event after her 1959 win. The article notes McIntire as a top U.S. woman golfer from Kirkland Washington.
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Indians edge Angels 1-0 as Siebert throws first complete game
Cleveland beat Los Angeles 1-0 in the opener with Moe Siebert pitching a complete game shutout and four hits allowed. In the nightcap the Indians won 5-1 as Donovan limited the Angels to four hits and Leon Wagner hit a three run homer in the sixth. John Romano stole home on a double steal and Vic Davalillo moved to second. The ace Chance allowed the Tribe’s first earned run off his string of two hit shutouts in his last two starts.
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Bradds Signs with Baltimore Bullets
Gary Bradds, Ohio State All America star and NBA draft No. 1 pick, signed Saturday with the Baltimore Bullets according to AP.
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