Ford Burdette Key Men In New Series Today
Milwaukee and New York face a pivotal Game Five with Lew Burdette and Whitey Ford on the mound after Milwaukee's 7 5 win in ten innings tied at two games apiece. Spahn’s steady work backed by Aaron Torre and Mathews fuels the Braves as Stengel weighs pitching choices and the series heads toward a possible full seven games.
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Braves Rally to Top Yankees in Game Ten
In Milwaukee County Stadium the Braves overcame a 10 lead by New York as Eddie Mathews homered in the fourth and Hank Aaron and Frank Torre added early runs. Warren Spahn held the Yankees, then Eston Howard and Hank Bauer produced for New York before Mathews again delivered in the 10th to seal a 7 5 Braves win. The crowd surged into the corridors in a wild postgame celebration.
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Eston Howard
Hank Bauer
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New York Yankee
Desi Arnaz Tops Braves Winning Clubhouse Fete
Milwaukee Braves beat the New York Yankees 7 4 5 in extras as Ed Mathews hit a two run homer off Bob Grim for the decisive runs. Desi Arnaz joined the jubilant room while Hank Bauer and Elston Howard provided late drama in a tight game.
Cubs Aces Fall Short In 1957 World Series Recollection
The piece recalls a 1957 Cubs Ath letics World Series game viewed on color TV with Charley Root as Cubs pitching coach. It notes root’s past 200-win career, Connie Mack managing the A’s, and a 8-0 Cubs lead in game four before the A’s rallied in the seventh inning.
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Milwaukee Braves
Root
Athletics
Connie Mack
Greatest inning seals A’s World Series win
In a famed World Series frame the A’s score 10 runs in the seventh, loading 15 batsmen and turning the tide. Hack Wilson misplayed Mule Haas’ long fly for an inside the park homer driving three runs, while Hack’s Burns pinch hit twice in the inning.
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Pivotal homer by Elston Howard ties Milwaukee game
In Milwaukee Warren Spahn faced Elston Howard with two outs in the ninth. Howard fouled off a three two pitch and delivered a homer to send the game to extra innings. Hank Bauer extended his streak to ten straight series games. The Braves rebounded in the 10th to even the series.
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Pinch-Swingers Chase World Series Hitting Records
Yankees Lumpe and Howard hit safely as pinch hitters bat .300 with three hits in 10 tries. Kubek leads both clubs with .412 from seven safeties in 17 at bats. Hank Aaron has six hits in 16 trips for .375. Mathews hits his 113th NL series hit. Braves Covington risks a record with six strikeouts in the series six games. American League hitters total 190.
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Elston Howard
Yankees
Lumpe
Tony Kubek
Hank Aaron
Braves
Wes Covington
Jim Bottomley
Cards
Bil Abstein
Pittsburgh
Mathews
L a Showdown Over Dodgers Move To Los Angeles
Los Angeles city council faces a final vote on the contract to relocate the Brooklyn Dodgers here. Some minority members may seek a short delay while Dodgers president Walter O’Malley has until October 15 to finalize the move. Mayor Norris Poulson says he has the needed votes. Att. 45,804. Rec. net $274,821.99.
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Dodgers
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Norris Poulson
Series Facts And Figures W L Pet Milwaukee Cubs
Series summaries from Milwaukee and New York games at Yankee and County Stadiums. Key pitchers Spahn Burdette Shantz Ditmar and Larsen Berra Buhl Pizarro Johnson plus home runs by Mantle Aaron Kubek Sauer. Attendance and payouts listed. Jockey George Hettinger crafts a hand stitched saddle.
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Mantle
Aaron
Braves bat Eddie Mathews blasts to 7 5 win over Yankees
Eddie Mathews crushed a two run homer off Bob Grim to lift the Milwaukee Braves 7 5 over the New York Yankees securing a 2 2 World Series split. He matched slump with clutch power after a hitless start while praising Joe Adcock and a trio of lucky pennies for luck. Mathews credited Adcock bat and a heavier knob for the blast and was mobbed by teammates at the plate.
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Jerry Liska
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