Baseball Scoreboard and Results From Wednesday and Monday
Summary of American and National League games with results from Wednesday nights and Monday night, listing team matchups, scores, and key individual leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, and pitching records. Includes details on upcoming games and standout performers like F Robinson, Kaline, Rose, and Clemente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaline
Det
F.robinson
Balt
Carew
Minn
Yastrzemski
Bost
Petrocelli
Tovar
McAuliffe
Killebrew
Bast
F.howard
Wash
Clemente
Pin
CIA
St.l
Rose
Cin
Ti Brock
Staub
Houst
Aaron
Brock
Pitt
R.allen
Phil
Perez
Atl
Wynn
Phillies
Chic
Pinson
Cepeda
T.davis
Phillips
Harper
W.davis
L.A. Vi
Queen
Case
Cuellar
Fitching
Lemaster
Eale
Farrell
Strikfouts
Marichal
SF. Ws
Neton
Punning
Perry
S.F
Baseball Scores From Minor Leagues Across Circuits
In the Pacific Coast League Denver edged Spokane 5 to 4 while San Diego beat Vancouver 3 to 2 and Indianapolis won 4 to 3 over Tulsa after 10 innings. Tulsa outlasted Portland 10 9 and Phoenix topped Oklahoma City 7 to 5 as Tacoma played 10 innings. In the International League Reshauber blanked Columbus 4 0 with Buffalo 3 to 2 in 10 innings and Toronto defeated Richmond 2 to 1 while Toledo rolled Syracuse 8 to 1. In the Eastern League Williamsport 3 York Reading at Elmira postponed by rain with Pittsfield at Waterbury also rained out and Binghamton at Pawtucket delayed. In the Texas League Amarillo 5 Albuquerque 1 and Austin 1 El Paso 0 with Arkansas at Dallas Fort Worth rained out. In the Southern League Birmingham 9 Charlotte 5 Evansville 3 Macon 0 Montgomery 7 Knoxville 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Spokane
San Diego
Vancouver
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Portland
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
Columbus
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Toronto
Richmond
Toledo
Syracuse
Williamsport
York
Reading
Elmira
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Binghamton
Pawtucket
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Austin
el Paso
Arkansas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Birmingham
Charlotte
Evansville
Macon
Montgomery
Knoxville
Casanova's 22nd Inning Hit Lifts Washington in Marathon
In a 22 inning night game, Washington catcher Paul Casanova hit a bases loaded single in the 22nd to defeat the Chicago White Sox 6-5. Mike Epstein played the full game, and Pete Richert earned the win for Baltimore in a 10-2 victory over Kansas City as the pennant race moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Couch
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Mike Epstein
Epstein
Chicago
Paul Casanova
Washington
White Sox
Casanova
Senators
Baltimore
John Buzhardt
Orioles
Pete Richert
Kansas City
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Buzhardt
Hank Allen
Cap Peterson
Gil Hodges
Eddie Stanky
Los Angeles
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Staves
New York Mets
Giants
Bob Humphreys
Tigers
Rollins
Wil
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Merritt
Gary Bell
Russ Gibson
Red Sox
Yankees
Toronto Leafs Keep Chase Alive With Richmond Win
Toronto remains second in the International League as it beat the Richmond Braves 2-1. Rochester, Jacksonville, and Toledo won while Columbus and Syracuse lost. key moments include Danny Rudanovish driving in the decisive run and Jim Hardin contributing for Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Toronto
Rochester Red Wings
Richmond Braves
Rochester
Columbus
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Toledo
Syracuse
Bill Thibdeau
Braves
Danny Rudanovish
Bob Montgomery
Richmond
Julio Navarro
Red Wings
Columbus Jets
Jim Hardin
Wings
Hardin
Jacksonville Suns
Suns
Don Bosch
Bison
Cal Emery
Amos Otis
Emery
John Bench
Bench
Jose Pena
Otis
Chris Canizzaro
Detroit Tigers
Bill Henry
Haddads edge People's Homestead in tight 2 1 victory
Haddad scored solo runs in the fourth and fifth innings to defeat People's Homestead 2 1. Eppinette allowed four hits in a losing effort while Wallace earned the win. Nelson, LB, Eppinette rauss and Cahn produced two four run innings as they routed Hill Lumber 10 3 on eight hits. Sisson doubled for the winners. Bushnell and Baxter had the only hits for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddad’s
People’s Homestead
Eppinette
Wallace
Haddad
Nelson
Eppinette Rauss
Cahn
Krauss and
Hill Lumber
Street
Gonzales
Mullis
Stamper
McBee Aims for Open Cut After Last Year’s Surprise
In Baltusrol, Rives McBee, 28, Midland Tex., recalls his record 64 in last year’s Open and vows to make the 72 holes this time. He stresses he is not chasing stardom but a decent living, noting only 150 of 3,000 qualifiers reach the Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
N.J
UPI
Rives McBee
Midland
Tex
Baltusrol Golf Club
San Francisco
McBee
Mac
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ben) Hogan
Angels Lose Tough 11th Inning Defeat to Indians
The Angels saw an 11th inning rally by Cleveland end a win streak as Jose Azcue drove in the go ahead run with two out. Angel errors and 13 stranded runners hampered Anaheim in a 7 5 loss leaving them 8 games back in the AL lead. Rickey Clark and George Brunet drew the loss while Sam McDowell and Steve Hargan earned the win for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels
Cleveland
Jose Azcue
Angel
California
Bill Riener
Indians
Rickey Clark
George Brunet
Sam McDowell
Steve Hargan
Minnie Rojas
Lee Maye
Paul Lehao
Chuck Hinton
Maye
Rojas
Vic Cavalilla
Fred Whitfield
Max Alvis
Azele
Don Mincher
George Culver
Senators
Cap Peterson
Frank Howard
Chicago
Ron Hansen
Gerry McNertney
Hodges
Mets Trade Cubs For Bob Hendley
The New York Mets acquired left hander Bob Hendley from the Chicago Cubs for Bob Gardner, sent two players to the minor leagues, and moved Chuck Estrada and Johnny Lewis to Jacksonville. They also reinstated Chuck Hiller from the disabled list after his hand fracture. Hendley had 2-0 in seven Cubs relief appearances, while Gardner was 4-1 for Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Mets
Mets
Bob Hendley
Chicago Cubs
Bob Gardner
Phoenix
Hendley
Cubs
Chuck Estrada
Johnny Lewis
Jacksonville
Chuck Hiller
Hiller
Senators Rally To Beat White Sox In Historic 22 Inning Marathon
Washington Senators defeat Chicago White Sox 6-5 in a six hour thirty eight minute game, the longest in MLB history. Paul Casanova, catcher, ends the 22nd inning with a bases loaded single as both clubs use six pitchers and several players log a full night of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ken Berry
Washington
Gil Hodges
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Paul Casanova
Casanova
Eddie Stanky
White Sox
Walt Williams
Don Buford
Ken McMullen
Bob Locker
Jim King
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
San Francisco
New York Mets
Patchett and Hull score holes in one at Kirksville event
Dick Patchett of Oskaloosa Iowa and Jack Hull of Quincy Illinois each hole in one during the Kirksville Invitational Best Ball Golf Tournament over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Dick Patchett
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Jack Hull
Quincy
Ill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Solons
ChiSox
Tony Taylor
Philadelphia Phillies
Taylor
Woody Woodward
Atlanta Braves
Emmett Ashford
Ashford
Berry
Cincinnati
Francisco
Horgan
McDowell
Clark
Brune
McNally
Hunter
McLain
Chance
John
Moore
Talbot
Lonborg
Mincher
Calif
Ball
Uy Hershberger
K.C
Freehan
Buford
Versalles
Knoop
Moward
Mantle
N.Y
Katine
Campansris
Agee
Butore
McCraw
Lewis
K Ic
Horlen
Sparma
Lothlin
D.chance
Peters
J.nash
Boswell
St. Juts
Nolan
McCool
Seaver
Alan York
Sas City
Ornia
Cocage White Sox
Rob Gardner
Bristol
England
Stephanie de Fina
Hollywood
Fla
Susan Butt
Canada
Beckenham
Tory Fretz
Christina Camp
Britain
Kent
Handsome Boy
Stupendous
Wilmington
Del
Delaware Park
Go Lloyd
Oceanport
Teddy
New Jersey Policemen’s Benevolent Association
Monmouth Park
Brixton Road
Suffolk Downs
Tinsley
Artington Park
THE
Dixie
Anaheim
California Angels
Jose Cardenal
Don Shaw
Jack Hamilton
Nick Willhite
T. C. Grey
Bruce Terminix
Hudson LN
America
Louisville Ave
Oliver Road
Van-Trow
Fleischmann
Abatema
Britten Y Nea Dentaens Corpin
Whe Hie Abe
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