Tribe Duo Hurls Two Shutouts to Sweep Twins
Wynn Hawkins and Jim Grant spun consecutive shutouts as Cleveland swept Minnesota in a Sunday doubleheader 0-0 and 2-0 before 30,999. The Indians piled 18 hits in the opener behind Hawkins two hitters, then backed Grant on a three-hitter in the nightcap, scoring twice in the second inning on a Willie Kirkland double and runs from John Romano Woody Held and Grant. Johnny Temple led the first game with three singles and a triple while Jim Piersall homered and added two singles.
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Minrexets and Temotety Challenge Clover First Game
A muddled OCR page shows scattered names, scores, and bracket pairings from Clover first game action. Mentions of Minrexets, Temotety, and Clover compete with numerous players such as Killebrew, Sadowski, Phillips, and Gardner in a multi-event bracket, including round-by-round pairings and projected outcomes.
After one-fifth of season, Yankees lead AL. Dodgers and Pirates top NL
The Giants sit near even pace with last year. Pirates trail last year by a couple of games. Braves are at pace, St. Louis close behind. We favor Yankees in the American League with Baltimore strong, and see a two team race in the National League between Dodgers and Pirates, with Milwaukee thought to remain a factor only if pace improves soon.
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Errors Decisive Yanks Orioles Battle to Draw
Southpaw Steve Barber pitched a 3-2 nightcap win for Baltimore after Whitey Ford held New York to 2 runs in the opener. Barber earned his fifth win against three losses with help from Hoyt Wilhelm as the Yankees rallied to tie late. Jim Gentile opened the seventh with a long double over Mantle to fuel the decisive sequence.
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Dodgers Beat Giants as Koufax Shuts Them Down
In a contentious Dodgers win, Sandy Koufax silenced the Giants after a disputed plate call in the fourth inning, finishing strong. Halter hit his second homer as Tom Brunoli? no. Koufax dominated and the Dodgers prepared for a two-game set with Cincinnati, with Stan Williams to face Bob Purkey in tonight’s opener.
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Tigers Beat Athletics as Lary Clinches Sixth Victory
Detroit pitcher Lary earned his sixth win against one loss, as the Tigers defeated the Kansas City Athletics 5-3 in the Sunday game. Steve Boros sparked the attack with a key double driving in the eventual winning run in the fifth, while Boros also hit his first homer of the year. A rain delay interrupted the doubleheader opener, which was rescheduled for later that night.
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Hawks Host San Diego In WC Softball Feature
Joe Rodgers' Long Beach Nitehawks welcome San Diego at Park Ave Field Friday night to spotlight Western Softball Congress action. Schedule lists San Pedro at Lakewood, San Diego at Long Beach, Los Angeles at Oxnard, Escondido at Whiter, and other matchups. International League results show Richmond 307, Columbus 7 5, Buffalo 3, Syracuse 9 2, Charleston.
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Braves Stave Off Red Rally In Cincinnati Doubleheader
Milwaukee Braves win 3-2 to split a Sunday twin bill with the Reds after dropping the opener 7-6. Gene Freese opened the ninth with a homer to trim the deficit to one as Eddie Mathews and Frank Bolling produced runs earlier. Pinson, Robinson, and Whisenant were involved in late drama, while Hank Aaron hit his sixth homer in the fourth. Maloney walked twice, Raymond relieved and closed the second game.
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Dane Wins Riverside 100 Mile NASCAR Race
Riverside California race story notes Lloyd Dane of Buena Park wins the 100 mile NASCAR stock car event at Riverside International Raceway driving a 1961 Chevrolet. Dane led from lap 13, completed 39 laps in 1 hour 18 minutes 10 seconds at an 81.6 mph average, without a pit stop, after Eddie Gray spun from the duel on lap 13. Billy Krause of Long Beach wins two Southern California sports car prelims driving a Lotus Monte Carlo, beating Pete Woods in a Jaguar.
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Hoak Leads Pirates Past Phillies 13-11 in Wild Game
Don Hoak drove in five unearned runs with a homer and a single as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies 13-11. Hoak’s inside the park homer in the sixth fueled a Pirates rally, while five Phila delphia errors and a flurry of miscues helped swing the game. Groat and Skinner scored the decisive runs as Philadelphia surrendered the lead in the ninth.
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