Dodgers Win 3rd Straight From Giants
Dodgers take their third straight over the Giants 2 0 in a bid for the NL pennant as Koufax wins his fourth with two homers by Roseboro and Gilliam delivering all Los Angeles runs in the fifth. Musial powers St Louis with five RBIs as they sweep Chivas 6 3 and 3 0. Pirates rally past Phillies 9 9 with Hoak’s bases loaded single in the ninth. Reds beat Milwaukee 7 6 on Gus Bell’s ninth inning double. Aaron belts two run shot for Braves in split with Reds. Orioles edge Yankees in second game 3 2 after New York won 4 2 in the opener. White Sox and Red Sox split, Washington sweeps Los Angeles 6 2 and 7 2.
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Travelors Nashville Split Pair in High Scoring Series
Southern Association pitchers endured a brutal hitting spree across five games totaling 104 runs and 13 home runs. Chattanooga surged to 18 7 over Shreveport while Birmingham faltered and Mobile beat Atlanta. Little Rock and Nashville won alternately, with Macon and Nashville featuring standout pitchers Stim and Chinique. Esch drove home five, Soraci hit a home run, and Graham contributed multiple hits.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
New York Jorge Firs 1503 Argentina Wright 130 Detroit 10 Cantu Italy Giardany 134s Italy knoce Bruno Ravaglia lay Campari retained Italian weight tile.
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Detroit Holds Lead Indians Go to Second
Cleveland edged Minnesota 9-6 and 2-0 in a Sunday doubleheader to seize undisputed second in the American League, while Washington rose to sixth with a sweep of Los Angeles. New York moved to third, splitting a doubleheader with Baltimore. Detroit beat Kansas City 8-1 in the opener before rain halted the second. In the NL, Los Angeles edged San Francisco 3-2 to near first, Philadelphia lost 18-1 to Pittsburgh, and St. Louis won twice over Chicago. The Indians’ Johnny Temple led hitters with six hits and a .360 average, as Steve Boros drove in four for Detroit.
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Sanders Wins Prize Money at the Spa
Sanders, from Ojai California, won $20,000 at the Springs Open golf tourney in NOY Springs Arkansas, earning $2,800 prize money and boosting his year total to $31,795.56. He fired 273, 15 under par, with Jerry Steelsmith and Dave Kagan tying for second at 274. A stray cocker spaniel and a whisky case incident affected Sanders on the 23rd fairway.
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Sam Snead Wins Another Tournament
Sam Snead captures his 109th title at the Sam Snead Festival in Las Vegas finishing at 266 in a four day, 7 hole event. Stan Leonard and Gary Player tied for second, with Palmer and Herbert close behind as Snead seals another major win.
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Tralph Guldahl
Las Vegas
Sam Snead
Stan Jeonard
Kesd- Gust
Gary Player
Arevil
Seteran
Nuld Palmer
iHarbert
Major League Baseball Standings and Highlights From Sunday
Standings and results include Mobile 6 Avlanta 5 in 12 innings, Chattanooga 14 Shreveport 7, Los Angeles 26 runs with key RBIs from Aaron and Cepeda, and batting leaders Temple and Gentile. Pirates beat Phillies 11-11 to win in ninth on a three-run homer and bases-loaded single, while Indians swept Minnesota behind Wynn Hawkins and Jim Grant.
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Pirates
Phillies
Wynn Hawkins
Jim Grant
Indians
Wanders
Minnesota
Monday Baseball Web Recaps Mixed Results Across Leagues
Baseball standings show Detroit Cleveland New York and Baltimore atop various divisions while Chicago Boston and Los Angeles post notable games. Results include Sunday and Saturday showings with multiple postponements and upcoming Tuesday matchups across both leagues.
Minor League Results and Baseball Standings Summary
Sunday results from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues show Taconat 2-1 Hawaii 1-1 with a second game tie noted as permit to catch a plane, Salt Lake City 6-5 San Diego, Vancouver 5-2 Seattle, Portland at Spokane postponed. International League games: Charleston 8-0 Jersey City 1-0, Buffalo 9-5 Syracuse 8-2, Richmond 10-2 Columbus 7-5, Rochester 13-0 Toronto 2-4. American Association: Louisville 11-1 Omaha 7-8, Dallas-Fort Worth 10-7 Indiana Polis 6-10, Denver 6-10 Houston 2-11. Saturday results: San Diego 12 Salt Lake City 8 in 11 innings, Tacome 4 Hawaii 1, Portland 8 Spokane 6, Vancouver 7 Seattle 0, Turunto 4 Reehaster 3, Buffalo 2 Syracuse 1, Columbus 4 Richmond 9, Charleston 8 Jersey City 3, Indianapolis 6 Dallas-Fort Worth 3, Omaha 7 Louisville, Houston 10 Denver 3. Major League leaders in batting: Moon Los Angeles 372, Mathews Milwaukee 354, Kilis-Bolling Milwaukee and Mays San Francisco 27, Wills.
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