Fullmer Basilio Middleweight Title Bout On TV Tonight
Salt Lake City AP report notes world middleweight title rematch between Gene Fullmer and Carmelo Basilio from Derks Field set for 15 rounds televised nationally by ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Fullmer, 28, seeks victory in Utah, with Basilio 33. Odds favor Fullmer 7-5 to 8-5. Referee and two judges to score on the 10 point system.
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Pirates struggle with early runs despite late comeback
The Pirates, led by manager Danny Murtagh, failed to win three straight starts by their top four pitchers yet still clung to a slim lead. Pittsburgh tied 7-7 with San Francisco after a rain washed nine innings, with Rocky Nelson driving in four runs and Roberto Clemente delivering an RBI single.
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Covington Sparks Braves as MVP Health Lifts Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron headline Milwaukee but Wes Covington returns to form, lifting the Braves from a .564 run after 39 games to a 15-8 stretch in 23 games. He doubled home two runs to tie Chicago 3-3 then homered to fuel a 5-3 win.
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Browns Sign 3 Rookies For 1960 Season
The Cleveland Browns announced the signings of three rookies for 1960. Bob Jarus from Purdue, Clyde Washington from Purdue, and Jamie Caleb from Grambling College all agreed to contracts. Jarus stands 6-1 and 210 pounds, Washington 6-0 and 190, Caleb 6-1 and 210.
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National League standings and recent results recap
National League results show Pittsburgh edging San Francisco after a nine inning tie, Milwaukee defeating Chicago, and Cincinnati routing St. Louis. Upcoming games list San Francisco at Pittsburgh and Milwaukee at Chicago, with additional interleague scores from New York, Cleveland, and Detroit.
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Henry Delivers as Reds Defeat Cardinals in Tight Win
The Cincinnati Reds rallied with five first inning runs and held on as reliever Bill Henry closed out a 4 2 victory over St Louis. The win, aided by early hits from Kasko Bell Lynch and Bailey, moved Cincinnati into the first division. Stan Musial and John Gl en contributed for the Cardinals, who mounted a late push before Henry sealed the result.
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Eight U S Crews Enter Royal Regatta at Henley
The Henley Royal Regatta opens on the Thames with eight United States crews entered the largest American contingent since 1839. Harvard light weight eight faces Oxford University Isis Boat in a first round clash for the Thames Challenge Cup. Detroit Boat Club emerges as a dark horse contender.
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Pirates Demote Two Pitchers to Columbus Farm Club
The Pittsburgh Pirates demoted two right handed pitchers to the International League farm club at Columbus on Tuesday and recalled two jet righties. Bennie Daniels and Jim Umbricht were optioned while Tom Cheney and Earl Francis were brought up to aid in the NL pennant chase.
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Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Pitching Dallas Green of the Phillies allowed only three hits for his first major league victory and complete game in 24 decisions against the Dodgers. Rocky Nelson of the Pirates drove in four runs including a homer in a 7 7 tie with the Giants.
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Senators Rise as Sixth-Place Spoilers With Five-Game Streak
Washington tops Baltimore in 10 innings 5-2 then nips Chicago 2-1 in 14 as streak reaches five. Relievers fuel 72 1 3 scoreless innings while Camilo Pascual and Pedro Ramos out with injuries. Yankees win 16th of 20. Mantle homers. Tigers blast Red Sox 10-1. Johnny Klippstein relieved for Orioles in loss.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Report
In standings from the Pacific Coast League San Diego beat Spokane 1 to 0 Salt Lake topped Seattle 7 to 4 Tacoma defeated Vancouver 12 to 3 and Sacramento won 9 to 1 over Portland in ballpark play.
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Dodgers look to youth as Alston plans future lineup
Dodgers manager Walt Alston said Los Angeles will rely more on young players. He noted Willie Davis and Carlie Smith as bright prospects and suggested veterans Gil Hodges and Duke Snider could still serve as valuable bench players despite slumps.
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