Wynn Falls Short as Hansen's Ninth Inning Homer Sinks Wynn
Early Wynn failed in his bid for a 300th win as Ron Hansen hit a two run homer with two out in the ninth, giving the Chicago White Sox a 2 0 victory over Cleveland. Pizarro pitched six solid hits for his eighth win against three losses.
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Tigers End Streak with 6-4 Victory Over A's
Detroit built a four-run fifth inning behind Jake Wood and Dick McAuliffe as Kaline and Colavito contributed timely hits to beat Kansas City 6 to 4. Hank Aguirre earned his sixth win, handcuffing Dave Wickersham who took the loss, securing Charley Dressen’s first win as Tigers manager.
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Angels Stop Senators 1-0 In Ninth Inning Pitching Duel
Dean Chance and Julio Navarro combined for a four hit shutout as the Los Angeles Angels beat the Washington Senators 1-0. Felix Torres scored the lone run on a Bob Perry sacrifice fly after a double by Minoso and singles by Dees and Torres in the sixth. The win keeps LA at six wins in seven games while Washington’s slide reaches nine straight losses.
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Orioles Triumph as 13-Hit Attack Powers 10-2 Nightcap
The Baltimore Orioles slugged 13 hits, including three homers by Bob Johnson Al Smith and Russ Snyder, to overwhelm the Minnesota Twins 10-2 in the nightcap for a split doubleheader. Robin Roberts earned his 249th win while Garry Roggenburk took the loss, and Dailey closed the opener with relief in a separate late frame.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight Top National and American League Hitters
From United Press International figures National League stars H Aaron Braves led with 20 home runs while Banks Cubs had 15 and Mc Covey Giants 14. Giants stars Alou Cepeda Mays and other teammates also posted high totals. In the American League Stuart Red Sox 17 and Allison Twins 16 topped the homer chart along with Wag ner Angels Kaline Tigers and Battey Twins at 15. In runs batted in Robison Reds 50 White Cards 50 Santo Cubs 46 and Boyer Cards 44 led the RBI standings.
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Rodgers Delivers In 10th As Cubs Rally Past Pirates 6-5
In Chicago, Andre Rodgers hit a bases loaded single with one out in the 10th to score Ellis Burton and give the Cubs a 6-5 win over Pittsburgh. Don Elston earned his third victory. Joe Gibbon took the loss after six pitchers combined for 13 Cubs hits. Ernie Banks tied a milestone by driving in his 1,000th run, later passing 3,000 total bases in his career. Tunisia lowers sheep import duties.
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Frontier Bears Electrics Rally for 5-3 Win Over Lubbock Electric
Frontier Wholesale built a 5-3 Industrial Base League victory Friday after trailing three runs in the first inning. Carl Goode held the pace with two hits allowed after the opener. Fred Hamrick took the loss, surrendering two singles to Cecil Conn and a two RBI single to Goode.
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Malzone and Geiger Spark Red Sox to 7-4 Win
Frank Malzone and Gary Geiger led Boston as they defeated the Yankees 7 to 4 snapping New York’s eight game win streak. Monbouquette earned his eighth straight win, while Ralph Terry took the loss after Boston built a early lead on Geiger, Yastrzemski, and Malzone hits and a two run homer by Maris.
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Braves score six in fifth to topple Giants 6 3
Milwaukee offens e eruption with six runs on two hits including Joe Torre’s homer and Lee Maye’s three run triple turns the game. Bob Bolin labors into fifth before failure as Cap Peterson’s second error and a string of walks push across runs. Maye delivers the decisive blow on Bolin’s first pitch, giving Milwaukee the win over San Francisco as Hendley finishes.
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Tommy Davis Lifts Dodgers Past Cardinals in Ninth Inning Shocker
Tommy Davis belted a two run homer in the eighth as the Dodgers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 4. Koufax pitched well until a late three run rally from Tim McCarver sparked the ninth inning. Bill Skowron drove in two unearned runs and Maury Wills added a run for Los Angeles. Despite the loss the Cardinals still led the pennant chase by a half game over the Giants.
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Bear Aide Quits For JUCO Post
Baylor University announced Friday that assistant football coach Wayne Harris known as Tank has resigned to become head coach at a new junior college in Whittier California. Harris a former Whittier College All American tackle coached defensive ends at Baylor for four years after five years coaching high school football in California. The athletic department said a successor would be named within days.
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Friday's Homers and Notable RBI Hits Across Leagues
AP recap lists Cepeda 2 homers for the Giants and Torre 4 for the Braves, with Davis 7 for the Dodgers and McCarver 2 for the Cardinals. In the AL Mains 13 for the Yankees Geiger 6 for the Red Sox 11 Malzone 7 White Sox Kilbe brews 14 Allison 17 Hall Twins Johnson 3 Smith 9 Snyder 2 Orioles.
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Baseball Scores and Today’s Games From the League
Scores from games including Los Angeles 1 Washington 0 in extras and New York 3 Philadelphia 1. Schedule lists multiple doubleheaders and night games with pitchers and records, spanning New York Boston Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Kansas City Washington Los Angeles St Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago and more.
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Maloney Dominates Colts In 3-0 Reds Victory
Cincinnati right-hander Jim Maloney earned his 11th win of the season by limiting Houston to four hits. He combined with Jim O'Toole in a strong pitching plan as Cincinnati broke a scoreless duel with three runs in the eighth inning. Leo Cardenas opened the rally, Pete Rose drew a walk, Bob Skinner and Vada Pinson delivered run-scoring hits, and Frank Robinson drove in the final run despite not starting with a groin strain.
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Mets Trim Phils 3-1 on Friday Night comeback
New York Mets end a five game skid by beating the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1. Cal McLish held them hitless through five, but Al Jackson started a rally with a leadoff single in the sixth. Frank Thomas doubled in two runs. Jackson added a single and Al Moran walked ahead of the third score on Jim Piersall's bunt.
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Three Texans Compete in California Track Meet
Midland pole vaulter Mark King from Midland has cleared 14 214 at the Golden Gate national high school meet in Monterrey Park California. James White of Dallas Sunset has clocked 9.6 in the 100 yard dash and 20.7 in the 220. Marshall Edwards of Dallas Hillcrest has run 47.6 in the 440.
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Andrews Hosts Recreation Track Meet
Andrews to hold the first recreation track and field event today starting at 3 p.m. Boys finals start at 6 30 p.m. Four age groups 11 and under 12 13 14 15 and high school athletes. No team champions will be declared and no points will be kept.
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