Hutch Threatens Retaliation Over Beanball Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson vows retaliation if the Dodgers persist with beanball tactics. He demands NL president Warren Giles curb the Dodgers or face actions he will take, criticizing remarks attributed to Dodgers pitcher Larry Sherry and defending Reds outfielder Veda Pinson. Hutchinson questions Giles’s proof and condemns the alleged slur against Pinson.
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Jay Hebert finally catches up to Lionel in PGA win
Jay Hebert captured a major by winning the National PGA Championship at Firestone Akron after years of trailing elder brother Lionel, who won the PGA in 1957. Lionel first congratulated Jay as the younger sibling secured his breakthrough win on the rugged course nicknamed The Monster.
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Giants Batter Reds 2-1 as Antonelli Shuts Door
Mike McCormick earned his 10th win with support from Johnny Antonelli who entered with bases loaded in the eighth and stranded the Reds. Willie Mays hit a sacrifice fly to bring in Ed Kasko after Gus Bell’s pinch hit sacrifice, while Don Blasingame and Dotterer advanced Reds. The error-prone defense and late baserunning contributed to San Francisco’s 2-1 victory over Cincinnati.
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Surprise Backfield Set for Chargers Scrimmage Start
In a revealing practice note, coach Gillman said Pigey Back Paul Joly will lead the backfield in the Chargers scrimmage. The rookie explained that his college burst through a hole defined his speed, and in two weeks he learned to cut and use that speed effectively.
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Dodgers Clinch Win On Wild Sixth Inning Rally
In a packed overview of spring training action, the Dodgers closed strong against the Chargers as the eighth inning rally produced runs off McMahon who walked three and allowed multiple singles. Notes highlight Ferguson and Waller as standout veterans while long shot players from ex-Colts and ex-Packers fill key defensive spots. Willie Davis homered and Ron Fairly doubled for Spokane in a 4-6 loss to San Diego.
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Dodgers Narrow Gap On Braves In Second Playoff Race
Dodgers push within two games of the Braves as Duke Snider Neal Larker and teammates turned in key plays. Snider tracked Aaron’s liner, Neal robbed a champion of a hit, and Larker joined an unusual second base putout with Wills. Koufax slated for first start since July 3 in tonight’s second game against Lew Burdette.
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Dodgers Beat Braves 7 3 as Williams Shuts Milwaukee
Stan Williams pitched eight strong innings and a late slip in the ninth, guiding the Dodgers to a 7-3 win over the Braves before 56,648 fans. Norm Larker drove in three and Joe Pignatano added two RBIs and a homer as Los Angeles stayed near the top with its 16th win in 20 games.
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