Buhl Stops Dodgers as Aaron's Triple Lifts Braves 2-1
Bob Buhlparkerized the Dodgers, earning his 9th win of the season in a 2-1 game. Hank Aaron delivered a two run triple off Don Drysdale to provide Atlanta the margin. The victory moved the Braves to within a half game of first, while Drysdale took his fifth loss of the year.
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Mantilla
Cimoli
Brooklyn Dodgers Edge Braves in Low-Scoring Tilt
Box score shows Brooklyn 8 Milwaukee 5 with pitchers Drysdale Koufax and Buhl among the hurlers. Key plays include Mantilla, Logn and Torre contributing on defense with multiple double plays. Attendance listed as 31,053.
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Zimmer
Devedete
Koufat
e-Amores
Totais
Bruton
Mathews
Ington
Orre
Loger
Buhla
Neal
Major League Standings and Schedule from AP Report
American and National League standings update with win loss records and schedules. Noting Chicago and New York top the leagues, with Cleveland Detroit Boston Baltimore and Kansas City in pursuit. results from Thursday and upcoming games listed. Also includes Northern League and American Association results plus a note on Eddie Machen studying styles in the gym.
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Giants Beat Reds 7 2 in NY Daily News style recap
The Giants won 7-2 over Cincinnati as Willie Mays homered, Valmy Thomas drove in two, and Antonelli improved to 6-6. St. Louis stayed first, Milwaukee moved to second, while Chicago and New York led in the American League after tight games.
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Ray Crone
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Valmy Thomas
St. Louis Cardinals
von McDaniel
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Brooklyn
Bob Bull
Pittsburgh
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RBI
Jim Pendleton
Pirates
Chicago
Ton
White Sox
Cleveland
Young Don Finsterwald Leads Western Open After 65
Don Finsterwald shot a near record six under par 65 in the first round of the Western Open at Plum Hollow. He faced rough and woods but sank 11 one putts and held a one stroke lead over Billy Maxwell of Odessa Texas, a former National Amateur titlist.
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Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Plum Hollow Golf Club
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Fritz Bar Shuts Out Vogue Tavern 17-0
Fritz Bar stormed back from a loss to beat Vogue Tavern 17-0 in a 16 inch ball game. McCoy allowed four hits for the win as Fritz Bar improved to 11-1 with two homers from D. Smith and Drendel and one from Zahn. Vogue drops to 4-8.
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Musial Ties Kiner for Sixth on All-Time Home Run List
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals hit his 369th career homer tying Ralph Kiner for sixth place in the major league all-time list. It was his 17th homer of the season, delivering a 6 4 victory over Philadelphia to keep the Cards atop the NL. Only Ruth Foxx Ott Gehrig and Williams have more homers.
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Don Gross
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Whitey Lockman
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Ken Boyer
Boyer
Jack Sanford
ST. Louis
Stan
Lou Gehrig
Ted Williams
Musial
Bleckinger and Miller Win Tennis Crowns
Charles Bleckinger of Oshkosh wins boys 15 and under title beating Don Christianson 6 3 6 3 in Chicago Illinois. He and partner Kappy Pielett lose doubles 6 2 6 1. Jackie Miller of Milwaukee takes girls 12 and under crown defeating Ann Kerwein 0 6 6 2 6 5.
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Don Christianson
River Forest
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Kappy Pielett
Hinsdale
Ray Baladad
Kevin Garvey
Beverly Hills
Miss Miller
Ann Kerwein
Rockford
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