Box Scores From Yesterday's Baseball Game
Cincinnati and Philadelphia traded runs with Cincinnati 3 in ninth and Philadelphia 5, led by Mahaffey and Pinson. Pitchers Hunt Minty and Burnside highlighted a 4 1/3 inning save showing strong relief, while Daley and Johnson contributed in the late innings before a 34 683 attendance.
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Baseball Standings and results from Sunday to Wednesday
American League standings show New York leading with 45 wins, Detroit second, and Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Washington, Kansas City competing. Sunday results include Chicago 5 Washington 4 and New York 8 Detroit 5. others were postponed or completed with varying innings. Monday scores feature New York 5 Washington 3 and Cleveland 7 Boston 2. Minnesota 9 Chicago 5. Los Angeles 4 Kansas City 3. Wednesday schedules list Cleveland at Boston, Washington at New York, and Chicago at Minnesota with only those games scheduled.
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National League Standings and Results Summary
The National League standings show Cincinnati first with 81 wins and 55 losses, followed by Los Angeles 76-54, Milwaukee 72-60, San Francisco 70-60, St. Louis 69-63, Pittsburgh 63-66, Chicago 57-75, Philadelphia 39-94, and Chicago 6-2 over Milwaukee in the second game. Scores include Pittsburgh 8 St. Louis 1, Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 4, Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 2, Cincinnati 5-0 Philadelphia 0-5 St. Louis 9 Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 6 Milwaukee 2, Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 0. Today’s games list Pittsburgh at Chicago, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, Cincinnati at St. Louis, and San Francisco at Los Angeles twice (N).
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Dodgers blank Giants as Drysdale strong on two hits
Pitching ace Don Drysdale of the Dodgers shut out the Giants on two singles, walking three and fanning three. Johnny Blanchard, filling in for injured Mickey Mantle, went 3-for-3 and hit an eighth inning homer in the Yankees 5-3 victory and 3-2 sweep over the Senators.
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NBA at Patterson Title Question at Convention
The 42nd NBA Convention weighs whether Floyd Patterson should lose his heavyweight crown for failing to defend since March 13. An NBA rule requires a title defense within six months. Patterson must defend by Sept. 13, though his planned Nov. 13 bout with Tom McNeeley is not viewed as top contender status.
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Rookie Nelson Stacy Wins Darlington Heat Showdown
Nelson Stacy, a 39 year old rookie, wins the Rebel 300 at Darlington in a record 4:14.45 with 117.802 mph. Lorenzen and other drivers set pace records but Stacy dominates with a bold late pass and a $19,320 purse boost. The crowd reaches 80,000 as Stacy celebrates back in the Ford.
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Minor League Ball Scores from Pacific Coast and Other Leagues
Pacific Coast League results show Portland 4 Vancouver 3 and San Diego 6 Salt Lake City 3, with Tacoma 10 Hawaii 7-10 in nings and Seattle 5 Spokane 2. International League courts Buffalo 11 Rochester 0 and Toronto 8-0 Syracuse 2-2, Columbus 4 Richmond 2, Charleston 14-4 Jersey City 50. American Association Indianapolis 6-3 Louisville 1-0, Houston 5 Denver 5 called after 5 due to rain, Omaha 2 Dallas-Fort Worth 1.
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Spaniard completes English Channel swim in 16 hours 25 minutes
Miss Monteserrat Tresseras, 26, of Spain, arrived at Cap Blac-Nez beach near Calais after swimming the English Channel in 16 hours 25 minutes.
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ACC Roundup Highlights Early Preseason Football Drills
Atlantic Coast Conference teams opened pre season drills with hot weather and mixed results. Clemson shifted Elmo Lam to second team and Jerry Taylor to third, while Duke emphasized kicking and passing. Wake Forest practiced contact and running, NC State worked interior line defense, and North Carolina planned full equipment and early fundamentals.
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Spider Coach Optimistic On Richmond Ri ders Season
Southern Roundup notes Ed Merrick upbeat about Richmond Spider football amid tough schedule. He cites strong summer workouts and high team spirit. Also reports William and Mary, Virginia Tech, Furman, and West Virginia showing solid preseason efforts.
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U S Tops at Tel Aviv Maccabiah Games
The United States led the Maccabiah Games closing with a record gold haul 58 medals, far ahead of Israel 28, as US athletes across swimming weightlifting and other events claim multiple titles. The basketball team beat Israel 83 68 to finish undefeated.
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Arizona Phoenix Wins Junior Legion Title Over Cincinnati
In Hastings Nebraska Phoenix defeats Cincinnati 4 to 1 to claim the American Legion junior baseball championship on Monday night. The Arizona club rode strong pitching and timely hitting to upset the favored team and secure the title.
Stewart Wins Dallas Open In Home Pro Triumph
Earl Stewart, 39, captured the Dallas Open with 278 for 72 holes at Oak Cliff Country Club, beating Arnold Palmer by one stroke. Palmer tied for second with Doug Sanders and Gay Brewer, each earning $2,233.33 as Palmer trails Gary Player in leading money.
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