Baseball score roundup and today’s games across leagues
Summary of yesterday results in the American and National Leagues including Cleveland, Baltimore, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Cincinnati. Tonight’s AL and NL matchups list key pitchers and schedules with postponements noted. Minor leagues showcase Alpine, Odessa, Hobbs, and Texas regions with several regional clashes.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
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Detroit
Chicago
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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Bruce
Brewer
Shaw
San Francisco
McCormick
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Milwaukee
Burdette
Cardwell
Angeles
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Phila- Francisco
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Meconnick
Mizell
Alpine
Albuquerque
Odessa
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Artesia
Texas
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Austin
Mexico City Reds
Valley
Monterrey
Tulsa
San Antonio
Mexico City
Houston
Charleston
St. Paul
Dallas-Fort Worth
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Denver
Richmond
Monsreal
Miami
Rochester
Toronto
Columbus
Havana
Buffalo
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Khrushchev Arrives in Vienna for First West Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev lands in Austria for a nine day visit seen as pivotal since Paris talks. Austria braces for a cautious reception amid anti Soviet press critiques and heightened security with five thousand police deployed. Cardinal Koenig plans a mass for Austrians held prisoner in Russia as the event spans post Paris and Geneva disruptions.
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Vienna
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Austria
Khrushchev
Franz Koenig
Russia
Geneva
Giants Pirates Delayed By Rain To Doubleheader Tonight
The San Francisco Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates game was rained out and will be made up as a two night doubleheader starting at 6 p.m. Thursday. Rain delayed the start by about an hour and 20 minutes before the decision to reschedule was announced in Pittsburgh. The teams opened their three game series Tuesday with the score tied seven all at nine innings.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
San Francisco ‘Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
U S Plans To Send Message To Moscow
The United States intends a prompt reply to Khrushchev’s note on the Geneva disarmament talks' breakdown caused by Soviet and other Red delegations withdrawals. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said a response would follow without delay to the Soviet premier’s message to Eisenhower.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
State Department
Lincoln White
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Ted HITS 504TH HOMER As Orioles Fall To Indians 5-3
Ted Williams homered twice and drove in another run as the Indians defeated the Orioles 5-3. Jim Bunning and Hank Soar argued over a called ball as Williams also added a single and a run. Detroit and Boston faded, while Stigman struggled for Baltimore but Orioles scoring came on walks and timely hits.
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Red Sox
Tiger
Red Wilson
Norm Cash
Rocky Colavito
Monbo
al Kaline
Frank Bolling
Detroit
Wilson
Sandy Amoros
Colavito
Eddie Yost
Williams
Jim Bunning
Sox
Bunning
Hank Soar
Ted
Boston
Tigers
Indians Beat Orioles to Move Into Second in AL
Dick Stigman held Baltimore to six singles and drove in two runs as Cleveland defeated the Orioles 5-3 in a rain delayed game. Stigman improved to 4-4, while Orioles starter Jerry Walker took the loss. Bubba Phillips doubled home power and Roamano, then Stigman delivered a clutch two run single in the fourth to give Cleveland a 4-1 lead.
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Woody Held
Temple
Vic Power
Indians
Stigman
Baltimore
Walker
Ron Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Dick Stigman
Cleveland
New York
Orioles
Oriole
Jerry Walker
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bubba Phillips
John Romano
Harvey Kuenn
Johnny Temple
St Louis Cardinals Rally Describe Loss to Reds
St Louis mounted a comeback after Cincinnati led 2 0 in the second inning. Musial extended his hot stretch to six hits in seven at bats over three games and Boyer added two singles. Jay Hook took the loss after four innings, with St Louis scoring three in the third and adding markers in the fourth and sixth.
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St. Louis
Ken Boyer
Musial
Boyer
Jay Hooks
Cincinnati
Julian Javier
Elio Chacon
Sadecki
Curt Flood
Eddie Kasko
Hal Smith
Alex Grammas
Joe Nuxhall
Casper Withdraws From Buick Open Qualifier
Billy Casper pulled out of the Buick Open qualifier tournament in Flint Michigan before 93 players began play. PGA officials released him to remain in Chula Vista California with his wife awaiting the birth of their child, as the $52 000 event set to begin Friday.
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Flint
Mich
Billy Casper
Casper
PGA
Chula Vista
Calif
Car Air Conditioning Service and Freon Refill
A car air conditioning service offering check and repair plus Freon recharging to restore cooling performance. Suitable for all makes and models with emphasis on refreshing and comfortable driving.
Fullmer Retains Crown By Knocking Basilio In 12th
Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah defeated Carmen Basilio by technical knockout in the 12th round to retain the welterweight title. Fullmer, advancing his unbeaten streak to 14 bouts, pressured Basilio throughout a bloody bout featuring a dramatic eighth round knockout for the books and a tumultuous final scene as Basilio protested the stoppage.
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Fullmer
Basilio
Gene
Carmen
San Francisco
West Jordan
Utah
Game Carmen
Former Georgia Star McWhorter Dies at 68
Athens GA AP Robert L. McWhorter former Athens citizen lawyer and University of Georgia football immortal of two generations ago died at his home after weeks of illness He was 68 A halfback he was the first Georgia player to gain national fame He played 60 minutes of every game during 1910 13 He scored 61 touchdowns and led the Bulldogs to four victories over Georgia Tech
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Athens, Ga
Robert L. McWhorter
Athens
University of Georgia
Georgia
Bulldogs
iGeorgia Tech
City Cannot Buy Kansas City A's Under Constitution
Kansas City authorities rejected a proposal by councilman Charles Shafer to use bonds to buy all or part of the Athletics. The Missouri Constitution bars the city from owning stock in any corporation, blocking the plan.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Shafer
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