Reds fall to Pirates 5-4 on late rally
Cincinnati opens an 11 game road trip with a 5-4 loss to Pittsburgh as the Pirates score three in the ninth. Sammy Ellis and Billy McCool falter in relief. Leo Cardenas drives in two and Gordon Coleman commits two errors in a tough fielding night for the Reds.
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Willie Mays doubles again in 45 loss to Dodgers
Willie Mays homered twice in a 5-4 Dodgers win as he climbs to 10 homers in 22 games and leads the NL. Also noted: Bob Gibson’s one-hit win over Philadelphia, Dave Giusti’s 5-0 start to 5-1, and Cubs vs Astros scoring spree with Banks’ three-run shot.
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Bisons Rally Drops Columbus as Home Stand Rolls
Buffalo Bisons, mired in last place, exploded for nine runs in the second inning to rout Columbus. Highlights included Choo Choo Coleman’s grand slam and multi hit night from Joe Hicks. Wayne Graham and Choo-Choo Coleman each supplied key hits as Hicks powered two homers and a long hitting spree. Also notes: Toronto beat Toledo 3-2 in 10 innings. Jacksonville defeated Rochester 3-1. Atlanta and Syracuse postponed. Therman Gibson of Detroit noted as 2nd Hall of Fame inductee.
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Yanks slump as defending champions stumble in doubleheader
The New York Yankees fell to ninth place, 43 and 7 3 7 in a Friday doubleheader with Washington. They dropped to 8 12 in their last 6 and sit 62 games back of the top, 9 points behind the Senators. Washington’s rally featured a two run homer by Jim King and a seven inning surge capped by Frank Howard’s bases loaded triple.
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Bauer Fretful Over Bird Staff
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer voiced concern over the Orioles pitching staff after a rain postponement against Detroit. He noted relief has been steady but starters have faltered, with Bunker and Barber struggling while Roberts shines. Pappas could return Sunday to bolster the rotation if healthy.
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Clay Liston fight shifts to Lewiston Maine venue
The Cassius Clay Sonny Liston heavyweight title bout moves from Boston to Lewiston Maine amid a legal battle. Backers pull the event to save $4.5 million in ancillary rights, with Gov. John H. Reed approving the move to the Lewiston Youth Center, replacing the Boston Garden.
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Mantle Out With Leg Injury Again for Yankees
Washington AP Mick ey Mantle cannot run Yankees manager Johnny Keane said Mantle, the 100000 outfielder, is nursing a double pull of his right leg. He left the starting lineup for a doubleheader with the Senators and later pinch hit. Keane noted Mantle has orders not to run if the ball goes to the infield and he may be out for a long time depending on day to day decisions. Mantle has a history of injuries, including a left knee operation after 1963. His absence, along with Elston Howard and Roger Maris, leaves the Yankees short of power.
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