Yanks Sweep White Sox Behind Big Early Five Run Rally
New York Yankees beat Chicago White Sox 7-5 and 5-3 to sweep a four game series. Mickey Mantle hit a pivotal triple in the nightcap as Roger Maris followed with a run producing single. Jim Coates won his 12th in a row over two years.
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Orioles Sweep Tigers With Two Shutouts
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm and Milt Pappas blank Detroit in a 2-0 win and a 1-0 victory as the Tigers suffer a four game series loss. Detroit mustered only 14 hits in the series, with Al Kaline benched most of the set and Rocky Colavito moved after one hit in 11 at bats.
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Red Sox Top Indians Twice on Homers and Four-Hit Win
The last place Boston Red Sox defeated Cleveland 7-1 in the opener with three homers and Bill Monbouquette four hits allowed. Gary Geiger drove in two on a triple and Don Buddin homered in the nightcap, aided by Mike Fornieles relief.
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Nats rally to sweep A's as Lee wins again
Washington completed a three game sweep of Kansas City behind Don Lee’s two hitter through six innings. Lee earned his third win in four starts as the Senators withstood a late A’s rally and Pedro Ramos closed out the game. Dan Dobbek drove in two runs and scored another.
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Demeter Powers Dodgers Past Pirates 8-6 in Perez Park clash
Los Angeles riding a three run third inning and Demeter’s three RBI, including a key triple, defeated Pittsburgh 8-6 before 41,118. Ed Roebuck earned the win as Bennie Daniels took the loss after five Dodger runs. Dick Stuart belted his eighth homer for the Pirates.
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Hub City Dusters Beat Roosevelt 7 6 In Sunday Tilt
Hub City Dusters defeated Roosevelt 7 to 6 at Lorenzo Field Sunday afternoon. Mul McMillan and Jack Kirksey homered to pace the win as Lubbock pitcher McMillan earned the victory over losing pitcher Pele Loera. L. E. Milam doubled twice and Melvin McClure added a double.
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Giants Fall To Roberts In 11th On Taylor's Hit
Philadelphia edged San Francisco 2 1 in 11th as Tony Taylor drove in the winning run after Robin Roberts pitched effectively into extras. Roberts improved to 3-7 with 11 strikeouts, Alex Cardinal? Noted: Dale Long and other Giants threats were thwarted by reliever Jack Sanford before the decisive single by Taylor.
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Spahn Beaten as Braves Split Twin Bill with Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves win 3-2 in the nightcap to even the doubleheader against the St. Louis Cardinals after Don McMahon saves Carl Willey in the ninth. In the opener, St. Louis defeats Milwaukee 4-3 as Julian Javier triples and Hank Aaron errors set the tone.
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Crestview Pitch-Putt Opens At Mackenzie Park
Curt Wilson opens Crestview a nine hole pitch and putt course at Mackenzie Park east of Kiddyland. holes range 60 to 90 yards with evening hours weekdays and morning through night on weekends and holidays. fees 50 cents nine holes, clubs 30 cents. lessons by appointment. Friday night tournament $1 entry with prizes. night lighting and two irons plus a putter issued to players.
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