Night of Yankee Loss Analysts Lary as Tigers Edge Yankees
The Tigers beat the Yankees 2 1 as Frank Lary pitched through pain and uncertainty in a dour damp night at Yankee Stadium. Bob Scheffing studied Lary closely and warned he might rest him if needed while Maris and Blanchard led the Tigers offense with key hits.
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Lary Battles Pain as Tigers Fall Short to Yankees
In drizzle and pain Lary labors through six innings striking out Blanchard walking off to a loud dugout. The Tigers trail 2-0 as Berra and Howard spark the inning but a double play ends the threat and Stafford fans to finish.
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Phillies Acquire Hurler Billy Smith In Buy From Buffalo
Philadelphia purchases left hander Billy Smith from Buffalo in the International League and place veteran right hander Frank Sullivan on unconditional waivers for release. Smith, 28, is 7-1 with a 2.40 ERA and a 5-0 shutout of Jacksonville last Friday. The Phillies shift Joel Gibson to Buffalo to fill Smith’s spot. Sullivan, 32, played eight seasons with Boston before joining the Phillies last year and went 6-? with Philadelphia in 1961.
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Phils Power Past Reds to Complete Series Sweep
Philadelphia bats break open the game with four third inning runs off Jim O'Toole as Don Demeter and Roy Sievers supply key power. Jack Baldschun relieves to earn the win as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 7 to 2 to sweep the three game set.
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Haddix Leads Pirates Past Milwaukee 7 3
Harvey Haddix struck out 10 as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Milwaukee Braves 7 to 3. Bob Skinner collected four hits, raising his average to .310. Cal Neeman hit his first homer for Pittsburgh, and Joe Adcock homered for Milwaukee.
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Siebern Leads Athletics Past Twins In Big Win
Norm Siebern slammed two home runs drove in three and scored three as Kansas City beat Minnesota 15 6 to extend their winning streak to six. Kirkland Luplow doubled and Kindall Phillips Mahoney homered in the American League action.
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Yankee Hurler Stafford Faces $50 Fine
Bill Stafford of the Yankees, who lost the opener to Cleveland, faced a $50 fine for throwing brush-back pitches after two homers by Jerry Kindall and Bubba Phillips. The incident prompted umpire Sam Carrigan to issue a warning and an automatic fine.
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Cellar Duel Cubs Edge Mets Twice
The Chicago Cubs swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets as Ron Santo hit a ninth inning homer off Vinegar Bend Mizell to seal an 8-7 win and Chicago then prevailed 4-3. Lou Brock previously belted a Polo Grounds milestone 460-foot homer in the opener.
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Orioles Rally Edges Senators 4-3 Behind Adair Runs
Orioles top Senators 4-3 as Jerry Adair delivers three singles in four at bats and drives in three. He breaks a 3-3 tie in the eighth with his third hit off Bennie Daniels scoring Brooks Robinson after Robinson reached on a walk and a rally that produced three unearned runs in the first inning.
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Delock Dominates Tigers as Red Sox Split Twin Bill
Ike Delock fired a seven-hitter in Detroit to blank the Tigers 5-0 in the nightcap, lifting his season record to 2-0 and giving Boston a split after Detroit won the opener 8-5. Delock allowed only one runner to reach third.
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