Chisox Rally Past Senators In Doubleheader Fight
Chicago advances in AL pennant chase with a 3-2 first game win sparked by Aparicio and Fox as the White Sox take a 93 edge over Washington after a two game set. The second game ends with a one run margin and Gerry Staley earns the win.
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Bruton Drives Braves Past Cardinals in Big Doubleheader
Billy Bruton drove in six runs with two bases loaded triples as the Milwaukee Braves split a doubleheader with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Braves won the nightcap 22 to 4 while dropping the opener 4-3. Lew Burdette pitched a nine-hitter for his 15th win, keeping Milwaukee a full game behind the first place Giants in the standings.
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Lawrence and Hook blank Cubs in 2-0 Reds win
Lawrence and Jay Hook combined for a 2-0 shutout of Chicago as Cincinnati clipped the Cubs on five hits. Hook walked three Cubs in the seventh before Lawrence finished, giving the Reds their first sweep of a three game set this year and moving them to climb from seventh place since June 1927. Three Reds singles and a double steal produced the two runs in the third.
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Homer by Francona nets split homer and win for Indians
Tito Francona belted a three run homer in the ninth to edge Baltimore 6 3 in the nightcap after the Orioles took the opener 4 3 in ten innings. Francona added four singles in the first game and increased his season average to around .380 with a day of strong hitting.
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Red Sox Rally Past Tigers With Jensen and Malzone HRs
In Briggs Stadium a Boston comeback beat Detroit 5 to 4 as Jackie Jensen hit his 23rd and Frank Malzone his 15th with two out in the eighth inning. The Delock earned his seventh win in relief after Monbouquette left early.
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Stars to Shine for Southland Stars to Shine for Southland
Mickey Mantle and Pete Run nels are prominent power threats while Don Drysdale dominates with 173 strikeouts. Manager Stengel reshapes the rotation with Jerry Walker replacing injured starters and adds Pete Ramos and Whitey Ford to the mix. Haney counters with six righties and names Sam Jones Johnny Logan and Junior Gilliam as additions.
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Dodgers, Reds Vie Next Contested From Page C-1
Dodgers and Reds battle in a tense game with Gilliam, Neal, and Alderson key plays. Alston removed Koufax after a rough fourth inning as Snider, Larker and Roseboro drove scoring chances. Neal hit a homer for his 10th in the Coliseum as Dodgers reach 100th homer of the year.
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Rosensohn Victim of Phone Hoax
New York promoter Bill Rosensohn said he was the target of a voice hoax aimed at derailing his Monday press conference. He warned readers he would address the ruckus and confirmed a Sept. 22 Yankee Stadium title bout plan with heavyweight champion Ingenar Johansson and Floyd Fatter.
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Howard's Bat Lifts Yankees Over A's 7-5 in KC
Elston Howard drove in four runs with two singles and a double as the New York Yankees defeated the Kansas City Athletics 7-5 to clinch the three game series 2-1. The Yanks opened with two runs in the first inning on hits by Lopez Berra Howard and Bauer.
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Indian champion wins two titles in Long Beach finals
In Long Beach California Reed Bow and Beverly Fleitz led by top seed Ramanathan Krishnan defeated US rivals in the National Hardcourt tennis tournament finals. Fleitz beat Reynolds 6-3 6-3 and Bow won 12-10 6-3 6-2 to claim singles titles as India and South Africa dominate the weekend events.
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Ralston Captures Ir Tennis Title
Bakersfield's Dennis Ralston won the National Junior Tennis Championship at Kalamazoo, becoming the first California winner since 1953, after dropping the first set to William Lenoir of Tucson then taking the next three 7-5 6-4 6-4. James Bests defeated Rodney Koplet in straight sets 6-0 6-3 to win the boys' title.
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Fishin Facts Highlight Weekend Big Ocean Catches
The Horseshoe Kelp region stayed hot for sport fishing with anglers on focal boats landing barracuda bonito and yellowtail at Catalina and San Clemente Islands. Yellowtail kelp bass and some barracuda were plentiful, while Catalina waters yielded a few bluefin tuna up to 29 pounds. A standout was the Estrella on a half day with an angler catching a marlin that jumped four times before the hook held.
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Stars of ae rockets 1. Brows erase TeMAT EAGLE Dynprutes 2
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Aussies Smash Cuba in Davis Cup Play
Australia’s Davis Cup team continued its march toward the challenge round against the United States Sunday, completing a 5 0 ro t of Cuba as it won the final two exhibition matches.
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