Jay Notches Ninth Win As Reds Top Colts
Cincinnati Reds beat the Houston Colts 83 to 2 with Joey Jay earning his ninth win in 17 decisions. Frank Robinson hit his 22nd homer, driving in Vada Pinson, while Carroll Hardy and Bob Aspromonte contributed the late runs. Jay allowed six hits and struck out nine, overcoming a seventh inning rally. Cincinnati narrowed the gap to Pittsburgh and San Francisco and chased closer-ground in the NL with Jim O'Toole set to pitch Tuesday versus the Giants.
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Hutchinson in good spirits amid Reds hospital stay
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson, battling chest cancer, is reportedly in good spirits and resting well. Team president-owner William C. DeWitt said Hutchinson seems to be in pretty good shape after visiting him at Christ Hospital. Hutchinson entered hospital Friday and will remain on leave at least through the current road trip to the west.
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Lebovitz Named New Sports Editor in Cleveland
Cleveland AP reports Hal Lebovitz, longtime sports writer and columnist, named the new sports editor of the Plain Dealer replacing Gordon Cobbledick who retires after 41 years. Cobbledick, 65, served as editor since 1946, covered Indians, and was a war correspondent.
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Ladies Day Question Sparks Boat Cork Mystery
A note appears at a Ladies Day event asking, "What’s this little cork in the bottom of the boat?" sparking curiosity about a hidden or decorative item on a boat used in the gathering.
Net Officials Face Double Trouble at Tennis Championships
Brookline, Mass AP Harried officials of the 84th National Doubles Tennis Championships face more headaches on day two as Dennis Ralston's twisted ankle sidelines him from Newport Invitional final. Ralston and McKinley were due to defend their title against Inman and Kiloff, but top seed could withdraw to protect the Californian. The Mexicans’ withdrawal ushers in stronger foreign absence as Emerson Stolle Roche Newcombe compete in Europe.
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Stottlemyre Nets Second Win as Yankees Triumph 3-1
Me friend Stottlemyre won his second big league start for the New York Yankees defeating the Baltimore Orioles 3-1. The win moved the Yanks within 22 games of Baltimore as Berra murmured about a pennant. A misplayed outfield fly and miscues helped set up the runs amid a day marked by strong pitching and scattered power.
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National League and American League standings and results
Baseball standings show Philadelphia leading the National League with 70 wins, 45 losses, and a .609 pace, followed by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Sunday results include Chicago and New York, with wins by Philadelphia over New York and Cincinnati over Houston. American League leaders Baltimore and Chicago hold top records, while multiple games from both leagues posted scores and upcoming matchups across cities.
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Malicious to Renew Battle in Travers Stakes at Saratoga
Malicious and Quadrangle renew their battle for the 3 year old colt championship in the Travers Stakes at Saratoga. Northern Dancer is out due to a hoof injury, leaving Quadrangle Malicious Hill Rise and Knightly Manner as favored contenders with Miss Cavandish and Tosmah contesting the filly championship.
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Weather shaping National Women's Amateur golf tryouts
Hutchinson Kansas AP says the smallest field in 14 years began qualifying for the National Women's Amateur Golf Tournament amid weather concerns. Pro Ross Wilson notes players fear rising winds as 101 entered with 20 withdrawals, reflecting lower recent entry totals than past tours.
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Koufax Adds 19th Win as Dodgers Top Cardinals in Doubleheader
Curt Flood sparked a 8 for 8 day with eight hits in a doubleheader, the first NL player since 1948 to achieve eight hits in a two game set. Sandy Koufax notched his 19th victory with a three hitter and 13 strikeouts, lowering his ERA to 1.74 as Los Angeles beat St. Louis 4 0 in the nightcap and a split doubleheader.
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Cronin weighs league meeting over Yankee CBS sale
American League President Joe Cronin faces a decision on calling a league meeting after Arthur Allyn of the White Sox urged a telegraphic vote on the Yankees sale to CBS. Allyn says the vote may violate the league constitution while Rep. Celler cites possible anti trust issues. CBS argues the deal complies with laws.
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Clay Backers Set to Appear Before WBA Hearing
Representatives of Cassius Clay sponsors will appear before the World Boxing Association at its annual meeting starting August 26 in Norfolk. The group, led by Clay’s manager Bill Faversham, aims to keep boxing on a high level. A rematch with Sonny Liston is slated for mid November at an undecided site.
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Final Cup Trials Start As Yachts Sail for Cup Defender
In Newport Rhode Island American Eagle opens against Nefertiti while Constellation challenges Columbia as the final trials begin for the Americas Cup defender. The two British challengers also continue their observation series amid a day of racing and assessment.
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