Peacemaker Billy Martin in brawl at Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds second baseman Billy Martin tried to break up a fight during the eighth inning of the first Reds Phillies game. A wild brawl erupted, with fans, players, and managers tangled in the dugouts as punches flew for about 12 minutes. Martin, bruised but unbroken, chased Conley after the melee, while Philadelphia won the opener 14-3 and Cincinnati took the nightcap 5-1. San Francisco visits for a three-game set starting tonight with Bob Purkey facing Sam Jones.
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Reds face tough task as midseason slump looms
Sportswriter Jerry Nardiello notes the Cincinnati Reds have lost five of nine games with the Philadelphia Phillies and must find a "whipping boy" to reach first division. He cites Don Cardwell’s no hitter after a Phillies trade, and discusses Bally Ache sold for 1.25 million to Len Fruchtman, with tax implications and big purse earnings.
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Boros Wins Colonial National Invitation in Big Finish
Julius Boros seals the Colonial National Invitation with a 70 final round and a one stroke victory over Gene Littler and Kel Nagle. The Hungarian star earns 5,000 for fans and extends his record of winning big-money events to nine titles since 1950.
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Summary of American League results with multiple doubleheaders and standings plus Monday and Tuesday fixtures. Also lists minor league and International League scores including San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and others. Remaining line shows Houston Denver Louisville Charleston St Paul and Dallas Fort Worth and Indianapolis results.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Batting and Pitching Leaders
A condensed summary lists top players by batting average runs and hits across leagues, with leaders including Maris, Mantle, Mays, Clemente, Aaron, and McCormick. It also covers doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching wins strikeouts with standout names and team affiliations.
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Baby Birds Find Top Rung Good Nesting Place
The Orioles tie for first atop the American League behind 21-year-old Steve Barber and 22-year-old Chuck Estrada. Barber pitched a three hitter in a 2-1 win over Boston. Estrada relieved in the sixth and fanned five in four innings as Baltimore dominated the second game. Early Wynn won for Chicago. Harvey Kuenn belted a 10th inning homer to lift Cleveland in the nightcap. New York and Kansas City won decisively, with Marv Breeding homering for Baltimore and Chiti delivering key blows for Kansas City in a doubleheader sweep.
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Pole position in 44th Indy 500 goes to Sachs and Rathmann
Ex Indy pole sitter Exidie Sachs from Center Valley and Jim Rathmann of Miami share the front row after fast qualifying at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Rodger Ward, the defending champion, starts outside row one. Twenty two cars qualified leaving 11 spots for final trials. The front row all used A J Watson designs and speeds averaged 144.513 mph with a record 147.251 mph lap set by Rathmann temporarily.
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Gordon Sees Klippstein as Relief Answer for Indians
Cleveland manager Joe Gordon says Johnny Klippstein may be the ideal relief pitcher for the Indians. The 32-year-old former NL hurler appeared in three games during the weekend series versus the White Sox, allowing two hits and one run in 8 1 3 innings. He saved Saturday’s 10 9 win and earned a win in Sunday's doubleheader, as Cleveland split the twin bill and series after Early Wynn’s five-hit shutout in the opener.
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Cardwell Throws No-Hitter in Cubs Debut Amid Frantic Crowd
Chicago right-hander Don Cardwell, two days with the Cubs, blanked St Louis 4-0 in his first Cubs start in the second game of a doubleheader. traded from the Phillies with Ed Bouchee for Tony Taylor and Ca Neeman, Cardwell vowed after an incredible Wrigley Field celebration as fans swarmed the dressing room.
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Clarkson boxer Jimmy Grow defeats Walker in Portland bout
In Portland Oregon Jimmy Grow 140 outpointed Jimmy Walker 140. In Cuba Havana Cuba Chucha Gutierre 1202 outpointed Ignacio Perez 122 in a separate lightweight match.
Cardwell Makes Memorable Debut for Cubs in No-Hitter
Don Cardwell, 24, debuted with Chicago by pitching the first no hitter of the NL since 1956. He retired the leadoff batter, walked Grammas, then struck out ten in a 4-0 win over St. Louis. The game followed a St Louis win earlier and featured Lope Cepeda’s two run triple for SF and Antonelli’s complete game as Giants widen their lead.
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Reds Blossom Out In Color
Cincinnati Reds bloom on color TV tonight in the Reds San Francisco game as Crosley Broadcasting plans the first night baseball color telecast using a new sensitive camera tube. If successful, ten night Cincinnati games will be telecast in color this year.
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