McMillan Delivers 10th-Inning Home Run Revs Reds Lead
Roy McMillan hit a ninth inning tied homer then a 10th inning shot to lift Cincinnati to an 9 8 win over St Louis and widen their pennant push with seven games left. Del Ennis drove in the go ahead run for the Cards on a bases loaded sacrifice fly as the Cards briefly led in the 10th.
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Williams Slams Grand Slam as Red Sox Rout Yankees 8 3
Ted Williams delivered a grand slam in the second inning as Boston built a six run lead and defeated the Yankees 8 3 in New York. Williams added a single in his first at bat and left after six, lifting his batting average to .380 while Mickey Mantle slid to .367. Bob Turley struggled as Boston's offense exploded with six runs in the second inning.
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Cal State Assembly Plans PCL Probe
Park chairman said Schmidt will face blunt questions and be asked straight answers before the governmental efficiency subcommittee. Schmidt accepted a request to appear and testify. RIDES FIVE WINNERS SALEM N H Sept 21 Jockey Dave Deroin rode five winners at Rockingham Park including Dandy Blitzen in the 15000 added feature before 18136. Dandy Blitzen paid 3.20 2.60 2.40 for the six furlongs.
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Sunday games feature clashes across multiple leagues
Sunday schedule lists matchups including Chicago-Trowbridge at Drott with records 7-5 and 15-11, St Louis at Cincinnati L McDaniel 14 5 against Lawrence 16-12, Brooklyn Roberts 10-21 against an unnamed foe, and New York at Pittsburgh Antonelli 13-17 against Friend 12-18.
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Phillies Rally to Beat Dodgers 3-2 on Walks
Ed Roebuck again walked in the winning run as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 3-2 in the ninth. Jack Sanford earned his 18th win, while Granny Hamner and Bob Bowman doubled to tie the game with one out in the ninth.
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White Sox rally past Indians to trim Yankees lead
The White Sox moved within six games of the Yankees as Boston beat New York 8-3. Chicago tied Cleveland late, with Jim Landis scoring on Beard’s third hit of the game after Vito Valentinetti struggled and Bud Daley finished as reliever.
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Giants Pirates split twi night doubleheader
Gail Harris batted in seven runs with two homers a triple and a single as the New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 5 in the second game of a twi night doubleheader The Pirates had won the first game 5 4 with key plays from Jablonski and Harris.
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Eric Brown Wins British Masters by Three Strokes
Eric Brown the 32 year old Scottish champion clinched the British Masters Golf Championship in Hollinwell England by three strokes. He posted a 62-hole total of 275 nine under par and secured the title today.
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Dodgers in Los Angeles move expected official by Sept 29
An authoritative AP source says the Dodgers will announce their move from Ebbetts Field to Los Angeles on the season’s final day, September 29, after clearing a remaining hurdle. O Malley reportedly rejected Rockefeller financing as too costly, paving the way for Chavez Ravine plans.
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Indians Get Wilhelm On Waivers From Giants
The Cleveland Indians claimed Hoyt Wilhelm on waivers from New York Giants. Wilhelm had a 1-4 record with St Louis this season, while his strongest year remains his 1952 rookie season with the Giants when he went 15-3. Whitey Lockman was involved in the trade discussions earlier.
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Denver Edges St Paul to Win Best-of-Seven Series
Denver beat St Paul 14 to 3 to take the American Assn playoff series in six games. The win gives Denver the series 4 games to 2.
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Adcock's 2 Homers Set Pace For Braves Victory
Milwaukee Braves beat Chicago Cubs 6 2 as Ben Adcock hit two homers driving in three. Bob Buhl earned his ninth straight win with eight hits allowed, while Del Rice added a ninth homer for Milwaukee. Chicago’s Don Elston relieved after six innings.
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National League Pennant Races At A Glance
Standings show New York and Chicago near the top with mixed results across dates at Milwaukee Cincinnati and Boston. The chart lists won lost behind and results by team with games at home and away for Detroit Cleveland St Louis and others.
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Senators Romp Over Birds 8 1 in Cleveland
Roy Sievers sacked his 40th and 41st Orioles on seven hits in his first start since being recalled from Richmond. A ninth inning Gus Triandos homer was Baltimore’s lone run as the Orioles slid to fifth place, tied with Cleveland after their loss to Chicago. Sievers’ two homers gave him 111 RBIs and the league lead in both homers and RBIs, with Ted Williams and Vic Wertz close behind.
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My Night Out Captures Michigan Mile in Mud
My Night Out an 11 to 1 outsider won the featured $50,000 added Michigan Mile at Detroit Race Course. Jockey Earl Knapp steered the mudder from fifth to surge in the stretch finishing a half length ahead of Pete's Folly with Ekaba third.
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