No-Hit Games Shine Amid Lively Ball Era Rivalries
Five no hitters this season matches the 1917 dead-ball era high as Jack Kralick of Minnesota Twins narrowly no-hit the Kansas City Athletics 1-0, walking Alusik in the ninth. Robin Roberts, Don Lee, and others spark AL action as Angels and Twins vie for second behind the Yankees with Cleveland, Detroit, and Boston also winning.
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Rich Yankees Face Sixth Straight Defeat in Baltimore
In Baltimore Ralph Houk brushed off a 2-1 loss to the Orioles that completed a sweep and cut the Yankees lead to three games over the second place Angels and Twins. He said the club was too good to worry. Orioles fans and players exploded with emotion as the sweep boosted their pennant hopes.
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Rodriguez Eyes Shot At Title as Wait Continues
The No 1 welterweight contender Luis Rodriguez from Cuba and Miami faces Chris Burford in a 10 rounder Wednesday night at Miami Beach. Rodriguez has two losses in 48 pro fights and seeks a title shot with Emile Griffith after a prior disputed decision to Curtis Cokes. Griffith’s title plans have momentum with Paul Peter and Jose Torres also in the mix.
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Sanders Wins Oklahoma City Open With Tight Finish
Oklahoma City AP reports results and winnings from the final round standings. Doug Sanders led with a 260 total and $5.20 purse, followed by Johnny Pott 282 earning $3.49 and Don Massengale 284 with $2,200. Terry Dill 285 and Tony Lema 235 also featured among top finishers with varied payouts.
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Kralick Missed Perfect With One Pitch In No-Hitter
Minnesota pitcher Jack Kralick held Kansas City to one hit over nine innings in a 1-0 no-hitter. He walked the second batter in the ninth on a controversial pitch and nearly joined the club with perfection. Kralick used a fastball and slider, with only a few changeups, and expressed satisfaction despite the near-miss.
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Jets Downed by Doubleheader Setback and Jail Arrest
The Columbus Jets lost a key doubleheader to the Atlanta Crackers while contending for the IL playoff spot. In the nightcap Negro catcher Orlando McFarlane of Asheville was picked off at second, booed by fans, then arrested by Jacksonville police for profanity and disorderly conduct with bail set at 250 dollars, reduced to 75.
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Parkway Cafe Captures Two Games In Camden Invite
Parkway Cafe won two games in the Camden Invitational over the weekend. The locals beat Bennett's Sphio 42 to after a 10 to 1 win over Hamilton Super Market of Bethany Saturday. Art Schultz allowed four hits and retired the last 14 batters in order. Troy Harrison doubled, Wally Blevins and Gene Deston doubled for two runs, Schultz and Ray Paynter hit for an additional tally.
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Reds Stung by Colts in Sunday doubleheader loss
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson blasted the Reds after a doubleheader defeat to Houston. The pair of 2-1 and 6-4 losses left Cincinnati 4 1/2 games behind the NL lead, with weak hitting and erratic pitching cited as the turning points. Johnny Temple and Don McMahon figured in the late scoring, while Houston bullpen and defense aided the comeback. The results snapped Cincinnati’s six game win streak as the West Coast trip loomed.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Today's Games
Summary of multiple baseball results across leagues with New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and other teams. Includes standings, recent results, and upcoming matchups across American and National leagues. Also notes boxing and international boxing results featuring fighters from New York and Chicago.
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Wills Stars In Dodgers 16-5 Win Over Mets In New York
Maury Wills stole three bases and scored three times as the Dodgers rout the Mets 16-5. Pete Richert earned his third win in eight innings, while Tommie Davis and Jim Gilliam contributed key hits. Giants beat Phillies 7-4. Reds fall to Houston. Cubs top Brewers. Pirates split with Cardinals. Wills now has 72 steals, eight shy of Bescher's 80 mark.
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Giants topple Phillies behind Cepeda power in win
Orlando Cepeda drove in two runs with a double and his fourth homer in three games helping the Giants beat the Phillies 7-4. Jack Kralick pitched a no hit no run game through 8 1 2 innings before a walk spoiled the bid, as Kansas City’s Athletics fell 10-0.
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Orlando Cepeda
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