Cubs Spoil Dodgers as Braves Hold Tight Race
Chicago Cubs crushed Los Angeles 12 2 to deny the Dodgers a share of first place with Milwaukee. Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 3 2 to leave the leaders tied for the pennant with one game left. Cubs pounded 16 hits off Dodgers pitching as Dave Hillman cruised.
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Sam Jones No-Hits Cards in Giants 4-0 Win Nightcap Called
San Francisco pitcher Sam Jones pitched a no-hitter in a 4-0 win over the St Louis Cardinals as a weather ravaged twi night doubleheader opener. Willie Mays hit a homer, Willie McCovey added a 13th, Cepeda drove in two runs, and the Giants remained within reach of the pennant race. The nightcap was postponed and rescheduled for Sunday with the Giants trailing by 1 1/2 games in the NL.
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Kansas City Athletics Rally To Defeat Indians 8-4
Kansas City erupted for seven runs over the last two innings to beat Cleveland 8-4. Ken Johnson earned his first major league win, leaving in the eighth after a 2-1 deficit. Dick Williams hit his 16th homer, and Roger Maris scored on a Cery double with a Williams sac fly driving in the third.
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Boston In 54 Win Over Nats
Jackie Jensen hit a two run double in the ninth and a late solo homer in the eleventh as Boston defeats Washington 5 to 4. Jensen drove in three runs to lead the Red Sox and push his season total to 112, seizing the American League lead.
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Chisox Top Tigers 10-5 Behind Wynn Win and Hit Parade
Early Wynn earned his 22nd victory as the White Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 10-5. John Callison drove in five runs, with a three run homer in the eighth, while Bill Goodman notched four hits and Jim Landis added three. Gerry Staley set a club record with his 67th appearance as Wynn warmed up, and Turk Lown followed him. Ted Lepcio hit a two run homer for Detroit.
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Yanks Fall 7-2 Before Orioles
Baltimore Orioles rally to a 7-2 win over the New York Yankees. Joe Ginsberg delivered a two-run single in the seventh to spark the comeback, driving in Willie Tasby and Billy Gardner as the Orioles broke a 2-2 tie. Brown earned the win in relief over Eli Grba who took the loss. Al Pilarcik added a three-run homer with two out to seal the victory.
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Spahn Wins N L Tilt With Phillies 3-2
Warren Spahn of Milwaukee outlasted Robin Roberts in a tight pitching duel to give the Braves a 3-2 victory over Philadelphia. The win keeps Milwaukee’s hopes in the NL pennant race alive.
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Reds Rally To Defeat Pirates 7-6 In Ninth Inning
Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 7-6 as Vada Pinson and Gus Bell deliver two out singles in the ninth after Eddie Kasko's hit. Spahn earned his 267th win, a NL lefty record, and Cincinnati trims Chicago for fifth place in the standings.
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AL Rookie All Star Team Picks Top Standouts
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