Kubek Hits Homer In Initial Trip For Yankees
Tony Kubek homered in his first at bat since 1961 as the Yankees rout the Twins 14 to 1. Tom Tresh added two homers and Ralph Terry earned his 16th win on a five-hitter as New York opened an 18-hit attack and stretched its lead in the pennant race. Elston Howard went 4 for 4, while Earl Battey left with a dislocated finger after a foul tip.
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Angels Edge Bosox 3-1 in late innings comeback
Angels beat the Boston Red Sox 3-1 as Bob Rodgers delivers a bases loaded two run single in the ninth and Dan Osinski shuts out Boston over the last two innings. Earl Wilson takes the loss while Bob Belinsky was strong early for Boston. Ed Bressaud and Bob Tillman produced Boston’s lone early run.
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A's Bludgeon Senators 10-3 in Five-Game Win Streak
The Athletics routed Washington 10 to 3 to extend their winning streak to five and their series lead to 10 straight over the Senators. Alusik had three hits and four RBIs, including a fourth-inning homer as Kansas City built a big lead behind Fritz Rudolph. Cimoli and Siebern also contributed key hits in the big fourth, while Bill Fisher earned his third win.
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Baseball Tonight Matchups Highlight Interleague Notes
Major league games include Cleveland at Boston and Minnesota at Kansas City with night starts. Chicago at Los Angeles and Detroit at Washington headline twinight doubleheaders. New York at Baltimore and St Louis at Pittsburgh also under lights. Texas, American, and International leagues list several regional matchups and city pairings across multiple divisions.
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White Sox blank Orioles 4-0 to sweep series
Chicago pitcher Ray Herbert blanked Baltimore on three hits as the White Sox plated all runs in the fourth inning. Al Smith and Camilo Carreon delivered two RBI each on singles. The Orioles and Hal were kept hitless until Russ Snyder and others sparked two late threats.
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Edwards Powers Indians Past Tigers In Cleveland Victory
Doc Edwards homered doubled and singled as Cleveland defeated Detroit 4 to 2. Jim Grant earned the win over Jim Bunning, with Edwards keying a first inning surge and contributing in the seventh. Tito Francona and Vic Wertz aided the late rally as Cleveland snapped a long skid.
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Broglio Shuts Out Pirates for Fifth Straight Win
Red hot St. Louis ace Ernie Broglio pitched a four hit shutout to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-0 at Forbes Field, extending his winning streak to five games.
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White Is Medalist At Ruidoso Invitational Golf Meet
Ted White shot 68 to take medalist honors in round two at Cree Meadows Invitational Golf Tournament in Ruidoso. Ralph Petty of Ruidoso and Tinsley Penick of Austin tied at 70 and entered a playoff to decide medalist.
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Braves Beat Cubs 4-1 In Lew Burdette Gem
Milwaukee extends win streak to five and 13th in 17 games as Lew Burdette limits Chicago to one run on eight hits over nine innings. George Altman hits his 18th homer in the seventh. Hank Aaron hits his 30th homer to back Burdette.
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Texas League Attendance Rises 120000 Through July 31
Texas League attendance climbed by nearly 120000 through July 31, led by franchise shifts to El Paso and Albuquerque. Ardmore and Victoria posted last year totals, while El Paso Victoria and Albuquerque Ardmore surpassed them this year. Tulsa stayed top with 121783 paid admissions. San Antonio rose to 71347, Austin and Amarillo fell.
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Matchmaker Parnassus plans Moore fights with Clay
George Parnassus aimed for two top bouts: Archie Moore against Cassius Clay and Moore versus Ingemar Johansson. A shoulder injury from Johansson eliminates a October meeting, leaving Clay versus Moore as the remaining goal in Los Angeles stood talks.
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Texas High School Coaches Association Announces 3630 Members
The Texas High School Coaches Association reports a membership total of 3,630, reflecting broad participation across member schools and districts. The release highlights ongoing growth and potential programs for professional development and networking among coaches statewide.
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Matt Mann II Dies at 77 After Long Coaching Career
Matt Mann II, legendary coach at Michigan and Oklahoma, collapsed from a heart attack at Camp Chikopi in Burks Falls Ontario after a long career that built Michigan swimming into a power. He founded Camp Chikopi in 1920 and had recently directed races before collapsing. University of Michigan athletic director Fritz Crisler praised Mann for inspiring thousands and developing youth.
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Drysdale Wins 21st As Dodgers Top Mets
Don Drysdale overcame a shaky start to earn his 71st pitching win of the season as the Dodgers defeated the New York Mets 7 to 5 in Los Angeles before 26 970 fans. The Mets jumped to a 3 0 lead behind six first inning hits but Los Angeles answered with a four run fourth. Craig Anderson started for New York and allowed four Dodgers hits in the fourth before Ken MacKenzie relieved. Anderson then dropped to 12 straight losses, the NL’s longest skid since 1948.
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Kuenn Homers Sparks Giants To 4-2 Comeback Victory
Harvey Kuenn belted his fifth homer of the season as the San Francisco Giants rallied from a 2-1 deficit to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 in a windy Candlestick Park stadium game. Juan Marichal earned the win, Art Mahaffey the loss, with key hits from Chuck Hiller Orlando Cepeda and Felipe Alou. Willie Mays went hitless in four at bats.
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Waner Reflects on Hall of Fame Career and Early Struggles
Hall of Fame outfielder Paul Waner, 59, recalls his slender days with the Pittsburgh Pirates and his San Francisco Seals debut. He explains how scouts doubted him, how padding helped him appear larger, and how his hitting led to a storied major league run. Waner now lives in Sarasota, Florida, living modestly and hoping for pension reform for Hall of Fame members.
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Reds blank Houston as Jay wins 17th game
Cincinnati ace Joey Jay limited the Colts to four hits and earned his 17th victory as Gordie Coleman and Frank Robinson homered to power the Reds to a 3-0 win in Houston. Coleman’s 23rd came after a Lynch walk in the fourth, Robinson’s 22nd followed in the eighth off Jim Golden.
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Racing Family Keeps Busy at Centen Nail Race Track
The Houghton family from Denver trains at Centen Nail Race Track this season. Father Dan runs training alongside two sons Bob and Mel, while brothers Ronnie and Gary work as jockeys.
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Laver Leads Australian Sweep in Germany Tennis
Wimbledon champion Rod Laver won the men's singles as Australia achieved a three title sweep at the Germany International Tennis Tournament in Hamburg. Australian pairings also clinched the women's doubles and mixed doubles titles.
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