Musial Stars as Cards Split with Reds in DH
Stan Musial provided the highlights with a three run homer in the ninth, giving St. Louis a 3 0 victory in the second game and a split after Cincinnati won the opener 5 4. Musial 41, tied Honus Wagner for most games played with 2787 and closed within five hits of the career mark. Dave Sisler earned his first win for the Cardinals in the opener as Cincinnati squandered a 3 0 lead in the eighth. The Reds next face Philadelphia at Crosley Field for a two night stand.
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Knockout Wins Highlight Boxing Card in Europe and Vegas
The Associated Press reports Luis Rodriguez of St Cuba and Miami stopped Yama Bahama in 158 rounds on cuts in Dortmund Germany. Also, Gus Scholz knocked out Near Rivers in 171 rounds in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Mays, Musial Lead Bright Opening In Chicago And St Louis
Willie Mays celebrated his birthday with three hits in Chicago as the Giants beat the Cubs 7-3 and powered a hot 10 game stretch. Stan Musial homered in St Louis in a 3-0 win over Cincinnati, tying a league record in his 2,787th game. Warren Spahn picked up his 312nd win with Milwaukee, Gil Hodges delivered late for the Mets in a 7-5 win over Philadelphia as rain forced a doubleheader shift.
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Baseball scores and upcoming MLB schedule summary
Sunday results include Washington 4 over New York 0 and Minnesota 10 over Detroit 7. Chicago fell to Cleveland 5 while Los Angeles beat Baltimore 15 to 7. Upcoming Tuesday games feature Chicago at Washington, Kansas City at Baltimore, Boston at New York, Cleveland at Minnesota, and Detroit at Los Angeles.
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Baseball scores and schedule update from today
Scores show San Francisco 7 Chicago 3 New York 7 Philadelphia 5 in 12 innings with a curfew second game. Other results include Milwaukee 3-1 Houston 2-9 Cincinnati 5-0 St Louis 4-3. Rain affected LA at Pittsburgh and other matches. Upcoming games list LA at Houston and New York at Chicago among N games plus several American Association results Oklahoma City 9-5 Indianapolis 0-2 Denver 94 Dallas Fort Worth 710 Louisville 5-1 Omaha 2-4.
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Ohio skipper wins Nassau Sweepstakes in 54.05
A land-locked sailor from Canton Ohio Joe Taggart skippered Tomyain XIV to victory on the Simile course in 54.05, winning Round Nassau Sweepstakes by about five seconds as thirty eight heats contested the race.
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M M Boys Put On Power Display But Yanks Split
The Yankees led by Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris split a double header with the Washington Senators Matted by back to back homers and Mantle's 450 foot shot he ended with seven hits six runs and 21 total bases in the two games Maris added his fifth homer in the nightcap Washington won the opener 4 2 while New York swept the nightcap 7 0 The day also saw Bernie Allen homers and Jim Bouton and Mudcat Grantshined on the mound for key results across the league including Twins win over Detroit and White Sox over Red Sox in a busy Sunday card
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Shantz to Cards as Mets reshuffle rosters
Shantz shifted to the St Louis Cardinals for Carl Warwick and reliever John Andersen. The Mets made two trades involving Don Zimmer, Jim Marshall and Vinegar Mizell, sending Marshall to the Pirates for Mizell and Zimmer to the Reds for Cliff Cook and Bob Miller. Mizell, a former Cardinals star, helped Pittsburgh to the pennant in 1960, while Cook earned the American Association’s MVP honor last season.
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Angels Overcome Orioles In Historic Belinsky Debut
Los Angeles Angels sweep a three game set with Baltimore as Bo Belinsky, a rookie left hander, throws the majors first no hitter since 1958 in a 2-0 win. The club then racks up 19 hits in a 15-7 victory and a come from behind 5-4 win. Belinsky, 25, from Trenton and a late bloomer in pro ball, had a rough path to the majors before finding pitching guidance from coach Mary Grissom.
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Mays Extends Sizzling Power Burst in 7-3 Giants Win
Willie Mays hit his 10th homer plus a double and a single in a 7-3 Giants victory over Chicago. Jim Bouton, a 23-year-old rookie, tossed a shutout in his first major league start, blanking Washington with seven singles as New York won the nightcap after taking the opener 4-2.
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Scores From International League Matches Reported
In 1916 International League results include Toronto over Atlanta 5 to 2, Rochester defeating Columbus 10 to 4, Richmond besting Columbus 11 to 7, Syracuse beating Buffalo 54 to 7, and Jacksonville prevailing 4 to 0.
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