Giles Plans For Postseason Playoff Race
Los Angeles moved atop the NL lead over San Francisco while Milwaukee narrowed the gap to half a game behind. Warren Giles may face a playoff tiebreaker as the Dodgers Giants Braves and Pirates jockey for position with five to six games left in the season.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Los Angeles
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Warren Giles
Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Warren Spahn
Braves
Phillies
Sportsviews Off the Bench C by Jerry Nardiello
The piece celebrates LA manager Walter Alston for guiding a makeshift Dodgers to three straight wins over the San Francisco Giants and contends he deserves manager of the year. It contrasts AL race chaos if Cleveland or Chicago rules and recalls 1951 Giants comeback. It notes Bob Hart moves to Miami University and Oklahoma State football officials expanding to five refs.
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Milwaukee Graves
Walter O Mallcy
Horace Stoneham
Walter
Smoky” Alston
Darrtown
Los Angeles
Alston
San Francisco Giants
Bob Hart
Middletown
Miami University
Hart
Papooses
Oklahoma State
Big Ficht
Dodgers 8-2 win over Giants with Snider 23rd homer
Duke Snider hit his 23rd homer to spark an early Dodgers lead in an 8-2 victory over San Francisco. He also drove in a run with a seventh-inning single. Cal MéLish earned his 19th win as the Indians beat Kansas City 4-3. The Milan Italy scene noted Carlos Miranda 111 percent, Argentina, and Giacomo Spano 122 percent, Italy, drawing 8.
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Jones
Sam Jones
Giants
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Larry Sherry
Sandy Koufax
Clem
Labine
Podres
Leon Wagner
Eddie Bressound
Mickey Vernon
Milwauke
Phillies
Braves
Carl Saatski
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cal MéLish
Indians
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milan
Italy
Carlos Miranda
Argentina
Giacomo Spano
Drew
Bob Shaw
Johnny Groth
Charlie Maxwell
Chicago
Jim McAnany
Sox
Messi
Ray Narleski
Dave Sisler
Jim Bunning
Cal McLish
Ned Garver
Bob Cerv
Late Saturday college grid results across divisions
Scores show Cincinnati 22 over Oklahoma State 9 and Arizona State 43 over West Texas Texas Western 43 over Mexico 8. Other pairings include Iowa State 41 Drake 0 and Southern Cal 27 Oregon State 6 with several additional state and regional matchups listed.
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Okla. St
Otterbein
Findlay
Toledo
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Centre
Wilmington
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Iowa St
Drake
TCU
Kansas
Miss
Houston
Tex Tech
Texas A & M
Arizona St. Univ
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Texas West
Univ. of Mexico
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Southern Cal
Oregon St
Colorado St. Univ
COP
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Arizona
Akron
Garfield
Canton
Lincoln
Portsmouth
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Aft
Randolph
United
Middletown
Fenwick
Piqua Catholic
Steubenville Cent. Cath
Columbus
Aquinas
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Recent Games
In the American League the standings show Cleveland leading with 91 wins and 59 losses, New York 87–62, Detroit 74–75, Baltimore 72–77, Boston 63–? and Kansas City 63–85. Tuesday’s schedule includes Kansas City at Detroit and other matchups, with results from Sundays games: Detroit 5 Chicago 4, Cleveland 4 Kansas City 3, New York 7 Boston 4, Washington 5 Baltimore 0. In the National League Los Angeles 83–66 leads, Milwaukee 82–66, San Francisco 82–67, Pittsburgh 77–72, Cincinnati 72–78, Chicago 70–78. Monday games feature Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and others. Other leagues note Minneapolis leads in the American Association and Richmond defeats Havana in the International League.
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New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas Ciy
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
W. L. Pet.g.b
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Fort Worth
Richmond
Havana
Klapak 7th in 250 mile Wisconsin stock race
Mike Klapak of Warren Ohio finished seventh in the 250 mile late model stock car race at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds driving a 1957 Ford. Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst Illinois won in a 1958 Ford with a record 87.123 mph.
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Mike Klapak
Warren
Ohio
Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Gordon May Have Longer Stay Than Lane Planned
The Indians and White Sox edge toward a speculative showdown as manager Frank Lane may stay until elimination. Cleveland leads Chicago with remaining games at home, while Gordon’s fate hinges on future outcomes and possible World Series implications.
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Gordon
Lane
Pennant Tension Grips the Chi Sox in late push
Chicago White Sox leadership in the American League tightens as a 34 game margin over Cleveland with four to play raises fear of a pennant collapse. Pitching woes loom with Donovan and Pierce failing in recent outings while Early Wyn and Bob Shaw remain reliable. Manager Al Lopez stresses no added pressure as gloom grows after back to back losses to Detroit.
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Sox
Kansas City
Detroit
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al Kaline
Tigers
Don Messi
Sherm Lollar
Washington
Baltimore
Dan Dobbek
Billy O'Dell
Elston Howard
New York
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Yanks
Kaline
Billy Pierce
al Lopez
Dick Donovan
Turk Lown
Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Wyn
Bob Shaw
al Lonez
Hutchinson Sees 1960 Pitching Core in Three Rookies
Pirates rout Reds 10-1 as Fred Hutchinson pins hopes on Jim O'Toole Jay Hook and Claude Osteen to rebuild Cincinnati pitching. Hook retires Pirates on hitless relief over 11 3 innings, while Osteen surrenders four runs in 2 1 3 innings. Vern Law wins his 18th.
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Harry Anderson
Bobby Avila
Robin Roberts
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Lew Burdette
Braves
Joey Jay
Phils
Jay
Roberts
Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Cincinnati
Dick Stuart
Pirates
St. Louis
Chicago
Hal Smith
Stan Musial
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Don Elston
Pitsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati, Reds
Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Hutchinson
Hutch
Jim O'Toole
Jay Hook
Claude Osteen
Redleg
Furgol Captures El Paso Open Title
Marty Furgol overcame a two stroke deficit to win the $20,000 El Paso Open Golf Tourney by four strokes. He shot seven under par 65 in the final round for a 72 hole total of 273. Ernie Vossler and Jay Hebert tied for second at 277. Furgol earned $2,800.
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EL Paso
Tex
Marty Furgol
Furgol
Ernie Vossler
Midland
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Coghill
Ill
Memorize This Gin Ad and Recite It at Parties
A Schenley ad promotes Smooth American Gin as a new, smooth dry gin claiming to end gin flaws. It emphasizes Martini use with gin and ice, or straight tasting, and notes the code 334B, price $3.61 a fifth. Distilled from 100% grain neutral spirits, eighty proof, by Schenley Distillers Company, New York City.
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Schenley
S.A
Schenley Distillers Company
New York City
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