Yankees Crush White Sox 12-5 to Take AL Lead
The New York Yankees powered past Chicago 12-5 as Mantle, Maris and Skowron delivered mammoth homers. Yanks piled 19 hits to move one game ahead of Baltimore, while Roy Sievers and Jim Rivera hit for Chicago. Eli Grba earned the win after relieving Turley in the fourth.
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Indians Walk Off Red Sox 2 1 In Pinch Hit Finish
Cleveland defeats Boston 2 1 as Bob Hale delivers the eighth inning sacrifice fly after bases loaded. Stigman and Delock match zeros until Cleveland pushes across the tying run in the fifth on Kuenn and Aspromonte doubles.
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Maxwell's three run homer aids Tigers comeback over Orioles
Detroit trailed 3-0 before Charlie Maxwell drilled a two homer game including a go ahead three run blast in the sixth to power a 5-3 win over Baltimore. Ray Semproch pitched two scoreless innings for the victory as Detroit earned a critical AL lead shakeup. The Yankees moved into first place after a 12-5 rout of the White Sox.
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Dobbek Homer Rally Seals Senators 7 2 Win Over A's
Washington Senators beat Kansas City 7 to 2 as Dan Dobbek homered twice and drove in two. Jim Lemon added a homer and Bob Allison had another with Dobbek, while Ken Johnson took the loss and Hal Woodeshick earned the win in a seven inning stint. The Senators improved to five wins in seven against Kansas City.
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Reds End Slump With 7-1 Victory Over Cubs
Cincinnati Reds break six game skid by drawing nine walks and profiting from an error and two home runs. Eddie Kasko and Ed Bailey homer, Bailey's shot with a man on in the seventh as Jay Hook earns win. Banks, Bouchee, and Altman drive Cubs' ninth inning scoring with two outs.
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Burdette Shuts Out Cardinals as Braves Win 5-0
Lew Burdette pitched seven hits allowed and his first shutout of the season, delivering Milwaukee a 5-0 win over St Louis. Hank Aaron and Wes Covington sparked two decisive rallies with a bunt and a double, while Red Schoendienst and Bill Burton collected ten Braves hits in the fifth inning rally. Jackson took the loss ending his eight game winning streak despite partial consecutive runs.
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National League Scores and Sunday Matchups
National League results include San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 4 and Cincinnati 7 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 5 St Louis 0. Sunday games feature Hobbie and Ellsworth at Cincinnati, O Toole and McLish at St Louis, Sadecki and Simmons at Milwaukee, Spahn Willey at Pittsburgh Los Angeles, Daniels at Pittsburgh, Koufax Roberts at San Francisco and Antonelli at San Francisco.
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Sheehan Debuts as Giants Triumph Over Phillies 7-4
Tom Sheehan wins in his first game as Giants manager after being promoted 90 minutes before first pitch. San Francisco, in second place, defeats Philadelphia 7-4 as Sam Jones suffers a late setback in eight shutout innings.
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Unclear sport matchup summary from fragmented box score data
Fragmentary lines show multiple team and player names with inconsistent scores and sites. The text references New York, Baltimore, Boston Brewer, Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas City and several players but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize into a single definitive report.
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Bristol reaches finals at Linville 4-Ball Invitational
Bristol Tenn team Jay Baumgardner and Jim Reuning advance to the finals in Linville North Carolina. They beat Peter Tuft and John Pottle five and three to set up a Sunday clash with Billy Joe Patton and Orin Robbins for the title.
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Canada Cup Go Opens Thursday
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead lead the strong American squad as 30 nations contest the eighth international golf championship at Portmarnock. The four day event plays 18 holes daily and crowns both team and individual world champions after 72 holes.
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