Reds stumble in September with two wins in four
Cincinnati's National League bid cools as they score only three runs in four games and suffer two shutouts including a 2-0 loss to Milwaukee. The Reds' offense shows little life while Eddie Mathews delivers a two run homer for the Braves as Tony Cloninger improves to 15-12.
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Torres Rallies To Keep Welterweight Rating
In Miami Beach Jose Torres edged Gomeo Brennan 96-95 on one judge card and 98-96 on the AP card to preserve his No. 4 welterweight ranking. Brennan pressed late as Torres weighed about 172 pounds before the bout. Melbou rne notes finish with Allotey outpointing Brown 116-114.
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Baseball results and schedule from today and upcoming
In the American League New York defeated Kansas City 9 to 7 in 10 innings. Los Angeles beat Baltimore 7 to 1. Chicago edged Cleveland 6 to 5 in 10. Minnesota routed Boston 14 to 3. Detroit won 1 to 0 over Washington. Today's slate includes Baltimore at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at Washington Boston at Minnesota. Sundays feature Baltimore at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at Washington Los Angeles at New York San Francisco at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Cincinnati Chicago at St. Louis Milwaukee at Cincinnati. Rochester defeated Toronto 4 to 1 while Buffalo beat Syracuse 6 to 1. Richmond beat Atlanta 4 to 2. Columbus beat Jacksonville 4 to 3 in 12 innings.
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Mauch Outsmarting Giants with Clever Lineup Shuffle
Phillies manager Gene Mauch moved Johnny Callison to seventh in the order for the series opener with San Francisco. Callison delivered the decisive RBI single in an eighth inning rally that broke a 3-3 tie, boosting Philadelphia’s lead in the standings. Frank Thomas tied the game with a two run homer earlier in the inning. Estelle started for the Giants in his major league debut, allowing one run through six innings before a rally finished the game.
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McMahon Pitches White Sox Into AL Lead
Don McMahon of the Cleveland Indians pitched the Chicago White Sox to within one percentage point of first in the American League pennant race. He needed about 33 minutes and three pitches Friday night as the White Sox edged the Indians 6-5 in WW innings.
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Final Exhibitions This Weekend
The Associated Press reports a big NFL exhibition doubleheader at Cleveland with the Giants versus Lions and the Browns versus Packers as the highlight of the final pre season week. Baltimore and Pittsburgh meet in Canton for the Hall of Fame game Sunday televised by CBS. AFL teams also tune up while other NFL games feature Vikings at Hershey Eagles, Cowboys at New Orleans Bears, and St. Louis at Norfolk.
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Major League Leaders Showcase Surging Sluggers and Hall Patriot
Major League Leaders list in batting pitching and fielding features key stars from the National and American Leagues. Highlights include Clemente and Mays leading in batting, Santo and Oliva trading top marks in runs and hits, and Koufax dominating the mound with 223 strikeouts. Also noted are legal notices and estate updates from Butler County Ohio, plus hall of fame inductions and AFL interleague matchups.
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