Giants Should Have Stayed at Home
Giants lose to Dodgers 4-2 as Dark fines 13 players for curfew violations. Duke Snider homers for Dodgers and Williams wins. Reds and Cardinals split. Mantle homers for Yankees in 6-1 win over Washington. standings note: Giants slip to fourth, eight games back.
Angels and Yankees Clash as Mantle Hits Nightly Homers
A packed baseball night saw Mickey Mantle homer for the Yankees in a 6-1 win over Washington while Leo Thomas of the Angels tied a major league record with nine hits in a doubleheader in Kansas City. The Angels dropped both ends 7-9 and 13-12 as ex-Yank Leo Thomas fueled the pair with three homers, a double, and five singles. In other action, Baltimore swept Detroit 4-1 in the completion and 1-0 in the regular game, Chicago and Minnesota drew 3-8 in fog, and Cleveland beat Boston 9-5. In the National League Cincinnati won 2- to stay two games up on the Dodgers, who beat San Francisco 4-2, Milwaukee prevailed 5-4 in 14, and Pittsburgh beat Chicago 8-3. Mantle’s homer produced an early tie. Elston Howard’s 16th homer broke the tie in the fifth.
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Razorbacks Hold First Scrimmage Before Sept. 23 Opener
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles supervised a Tuesday scrimmage at Razorback Stadium after a rain day indoors. Danny Brabham moved to center on the first team while Dean Garrett shifted guards. Tommy Brasher and Jim Grizzle stood out for pass defense, both intercepting and batting down passes.
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Solunar Tables Guide Fishing and Hunting Times
Alden Knight Solunar Tables outline daily major and minor fishing and hunting windows. Major periods start at listed times and last about two hours. minor periods are shorter. The schedule shows daily Tuesday through Sunday with corresponding start times and end estimates.
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Standings and results across leagues from a sports page
Standings show Cincinnati leading NL with 62 wins and Milwaukee at 73. Los Angeles 77, San Francisco 70, Chicago 87. Pittsburgh 66 and Philadelphia 39. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 2 and Milwaukee 6 Philadelphia 4. AL leaders feature Cash and Mantle. major league results list multiple games and notable performances.
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Phillies Nosed With Late Squeeze As Milwaukee Wins
Ken Boyer and doubles by Charlie James and Carl Sawatski fueled Milwaukee’s comeback. The Brewers trailed but took the lead on a bunt by Bob Malkins in the ninth, then beat reliever Frank Sullivan as Joe Torre lined a sacrifice fly after Frank Bolling and Sammy White singles. Lew Burdette improved to 16-9.
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White Sox rally on Brandt single and Smith homer
In the sixth inning Jackie Brandt delivered a one-out single through a drawn-in infield to spark the White Sox. Al Smith hit a solo home run in the ninth for the tying run as fog rolled in. Bol Allison added a homer for the Twins.
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Dell Looms as U.S. Hope for Davis Cup
Donald Dell, 23, Yale graduate from Bethesda Md, rises as the United States Davis Cup hopeful. Dell plans to enter Virginia Law School in two weeks if called. In the National Championships, David Freed defeated Frags Froehling 11-9 10-8 6-1.
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