Yanks Defeat Kansas City 5-1 On Five-Hitter By Ralph Terry
New York defeats Kansas City 5-1 as Ralph Terry hurled a five hitter for the win. The Yankees, winning their fourth in a row to stay atop the standings, were led by Bill Skowron and Roger Maris who drove in three runs. Mantle extended a 12 game on-base streak.
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Monbouquette Tosses One-Hitter Beats Tigers 5-0
Boston pitcher Bill Monbouquette held Detroit to one hit in a 5-0 win at Fenway Park. Neil Chrisley doubled off Monbouquette for Detroit s only baserunner, while Monbouquette struck out five in his first game of a brief major league career.
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Bell Hurls Tribe Over Birds 3-1
Gary Bell pitched five hits and a five strikeout game to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 3-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Chuck Estrada took the loss after wildness in the bases loaded second, the Indians scoring two runs in the fifth aided by a single by Walt Bond.
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Tar Heels Clinch 6-3 Victory Over Maryland
North Carolina stars Bruce Sylvia and Ben Keys combined for half the team’s points in a 6-3 win over Maryland in College Park. The duo defeated Maryland’s top pairing for a doubles victory as the Terps suffered their third loss in 15 matches. Maryland’s wins against UNC have required three sets in every case.
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Duke overwhelms UNC in track meet at Duke Stadium
Duke athletes swept a decisive 83 to 48 win over North Carolina at Duke Stadium. Cary Weisiger and Tom Baze merge in a dead heat for the 880 yard run, followed by Weisiger and Jerry Nourse tying for first in the mile.
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White Sox complete three game sweep after 6-4 win
Jim Kaat wildness in the first inning and Billy Consolo error spark Chicago to a 6-4 victory over Washington. Dick Donovan secures his first win with support from Frank Baumann and Turk Lown as the Sox outhit 9-7 and Sam Lemon belts a three run homer for the Senators.
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Bill Cullen Defends ACC Tennis Crown in Chapel Hill
Wake Forest star Bill Cullen, regarded as a top college tennis player, defends his singles title in the ACC tournament in Chapel Hill. His main challenger is North Carolina’s Bruce Sylvia, who beat Cullen 6-3 6-1 last Monday. Other contenders include Duke’s Joe Gaston, Clemson’s Bobby Burns, Virginia’s Dave Dickenson, Maryland’s Chuck Abelson, and UNC’s Ben Keys, who will partner Sylvia in doubles.
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Boudreau Names Hims as Cubs Pitching Coach
Lou Boudreau new Cubs manager completes staff by naming Avitus Vedie Himsl pitching coach. Himsl had served as Cub farm team pitching coach since 1952. Boudreau also names Harry Craft as coach, former Kansas City A's supervisor of scouts and ex Oakland A's manager.
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Duke Beats NC State 5 4 In 11 Innings To Tie ACC Lead
Duke wins 5-4 at North Carolina State in 11 innings on Butch Williams double driving in Lynn Fader for the decisive run. Altman earns his seventh win as Duke ties with North Carolina atop the ACC at 7-3. Williams bats for Altman and plates the go ahead run after Fader opens the 11th with an infield hit and Rankin advances him on a sacrifice.
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Amalfitano Now Paying His Way
San Francisco Giants infielder Joe Amalfitano finally pays off after seven years and a $60,000 investment. He earned a $11,147.90 World Series check and, after stints with multiple teams, batted .308 last season after being drafted back for $25,000.
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