Sox Set For Dodgers In 50 Thousand Dollar Deal
Al Lopez signs a one year contract worth about 50 000 dollars making him the highest paid Sox player as Chicago eyes a World Series push against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Lopez hails Dodgers as a strong club with baserunners including their catcher Johan Rosebora who can run.
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Dodgers edge Braves in NL playoff, even series at one
The Los Angeles Dodgers beat Milwaukee 6 to 5 in the second NL playoff game. Key hits came from Snider and Mantilla with Wills, Neal, Hodges, Torre and others contributing. Errors and double plays noted. Koufax and Podres split pitching duties as 36,528 witnessed the tense contest.
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Dodgers win dramatic 12th inning over Braves in pennant race
Los Angeles Dodgers dispatch the Milwaukee Braves 6 to 5 in 12 innings at Memorial Coliseum as Gil Hodges drives in the deciding run on Furillo’s base hit. Hodges soaks Williams with a celebratory drink. Lew Burdette, Spahn, Jay and McMahon allowed key hits in a tense ninth. Mantilla’s shift and Del Crandall’s triple fuel the late rally.
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Dodgers and White Sox Brace for Richest World Series
The Dodgers and White Sox meet at Comiskey Park in a bid to claim a potentially record post season payoff. Roger Craig starts for Los Angeles against Early Wynn as Chicago seeks back to back titles in a best of seven series with games split between Chicago and Los Angeles. The opener features heavy betting on the Sox after their rest advantage, while Los Angeles hopes to ride momentum from a playoff win over the Braves.
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Major Loop Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
Aaron of Milwaukee tops NL batting with 400 plus at bats while Mathews Milwaukee drives 46 home runs and Banks of Chicago posts 45. Mays of San Francisco leads stolen bases with 27, tied by Taylor of Chicago and Gilliam of Los Angeles at 23. Face of Pittsburgh has 18 wins and 1 loss to lead pitching. Craig of Los Angeles has 15 or more decisions. Drysdale of Los Angeles fans 242 strikeouts, Jones of San Francisco 207.
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