Detroit Slaps Orioles Inds Gain In Race
Detroit Tigers power past Baltimore 3 2 behind Maxwell s eighth homer of the season and Colavito s hot streak. Maxwell drives in two in the third as Detroit stacks 10 hits off Hoyt Wilhelm and relievers to narrow the Orioles lead. Indians crush Red Sox 12 3 as Vic Power drives in four.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Norm Siebern
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Bowling Tuesday Mixed League Highs and Standings
G Bean 202 198 G Heiderscheit 208 C Campbell 191 led men in high games. Edith Ford 186 M Huston 172 D Orrick 169 P Henry 169 topped women. G Bean 590 P Heiderscheit 567 W Thrasher 539 C Campbell 520 led men in high series. Pack Henry 456 I Ford 451 R Heiderscheit 444 led women. J Hunt made a 3 7 10 split. Standings list teams including I Strikers 4 H s 4 X s 5 B s G s Fresno Los Angeles Noel Humphreys Charleston report.
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Casey Stengel Returns to Yankees with Belt of White Sox
Casey Stengel, back at the helm after medical clearance, promises changes as the Yankees defeat the Chicago White Sox 5-2. He criticizes late innings lack of effort and says he will shuffle the lineup, asserting he can still see well and watch games on TV. The win marks the first victory in five tries this season.
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Associated Press
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White Sox
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Yankees edges Tigers in solo home run game
Yankees beat the Tigers 6 to 3 as Erskine pitched a win and Carroll took the loss. Kenneth Trout hit the solo shot for New York. Top hitters included Trout 2 for 3 for the Yankees and Long 2 for 2 for the Tigers while Hayes and Robinson added 2 for 3 for Detroit.
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Cubs Triumph In Cubs Giants Game With Johnson Win
Cubs beat Giants 2 to 11 on November 13. Winning pitcher was Johnson for the Cubs, losing pitcher Bullard for the Giants. Irwin and Williams led early hits with 3 for 5 in a tightly contested contest.
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Coates Succeeds Against Defending Champs
Jim Coates pitched a four hitter with no earned runs as his team defeated the defending champions. Primary details describe a strong pitching performance and the notable victory over the prior titleholders.
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Baseball standings and results two leagues
American League standings show Baltimore Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit Washington Kansas City with recent results Detroit 5 Baltimore 2 Cleveland 12 Boston 3 New York 5 Chicago 2 Washington 7 Kansas City 2. National League table lists Pittsburgh San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Los Angeles Philadelphia Chicago with results Chicago 15 Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 1 Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3 Only games scheduled.
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Art Wall 128 Qualifies For National Open Lead
Art Wall Jr. shot 56 3 1 28 for 2 rounds to top the 34 qualifiers from Oklahoma City and nine strokes ahead of other district low scorers. The Pocono man, Masters winner, thrived despite knee trouble as 91 players qualified in nine districts on Tuesday.
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Major League Leaders AP Baseball Stats 1960s
The Associated Press lists top MLB leaders in batting pitching and fielding. Notable marks include Mantle and Maris leading in runs and RBIs for New York, and Maris with 15 homers. Aparicio and Lollar pace in steals and doubles. Pascual leads strikeouts with 84.
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Baseball leaders in batting pitching and power from 196X season
A list of major league leaders across batting runs and RBIs with players such as Clemente Banks Banks and Mays, plus top basestealers and pitchers. Includes Clemente 308 at bats and 69 hits, Pinson 66 hits and 12 steals, Mays 13 steals, Banks 13 RBIs, Drysdale 88 strikeouts, Koufax 71, and Sanford 61 wins among others.
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U. S. Olympic Basketball Squad Is Dream Team
Pete Newell selects a strong 1960 Olympic roster with All Americans Darrall Imhoff Oscar Robertson Jerry Lucas and Jerry West plus Walt Bellamy Terry Dischinger Jay Arnette Burdie Haldorson Bob Boozer Al Kelley Les Lane Adrian Smith among others. The coach warns the team is not a cinch for gold despite rising expectations.
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Odie) Smith
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SIU Eliminated From NAIA Baseball Championships
SIU Carbondale dropped from the NAIA baseball championships after losing to Indiana State. Johnny Smith of Los Angeles helped with a strong game, stopping Artie Dixon as the Indiana State team advanced.
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Balmoral Jockey Club resumes after track strike ends
Chicago based Balmoral Jockey Club will restart its program with the $10,000 Miss Chicago Purse for 2 year old fillies. The two day strike by pari mutuel clerks caused Monday and Tuesday racing cancellations. Clerks accepted a $1 daily raise this year and 50 cents daily for 1961 and 1962.
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Del Rice Signs with Cardinals Triple A Rochester
Del Rice, 37, signed by the St. Louis Cardinals to play and coach at Rochester in the International League. He was released by the Chicago Cubs on May 28 and is set to join the Redwings at Columbus, Ohio, Friday night.
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Giants Blow Chance As Bucs Lose 3 In Ron
Frostie and Western Auto defeated Park Avenue and the Clippers as Frostie remains undefeated at 2-0 and Western Auto sits at 2-1. Wayne Arnold led Frostie with a homer, double and single in three trips, while Automen win 11-6 on Bertges big triple and homer. Park Avenue and the Clippers still seek their first win.
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Machen Faces Johnson In Television Heavyweight Bout
Eddie Machen ranked fourth meets Alonzo Johnson in a 10 round Chicago Stadium TV fight. Machen, 28, from Portland, Oregon, has lost two of 35, including a decision to Ingemar Johansson. Johnson, 26, from Rankin, Pennsylvania, is 18-5 and lost last to Willie Pastrano. Machen is a 3-1 favorite.
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Condition Of Boxer Critical After St Nicholas Arena Fight
The condition of 21 year old lightweight Tommy Pacheco was described as critical early today. Benny Gordon stopped Pacheco with 11 seconds left in a ten round match Monday night at St Nicholas Arena. Pacheco toppled and has not regained consciousness.
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Rigney Benches Star Rookies
San Francisco manager Bill Rigney rested rookies Orlando Cepeda and Willie McCovey to cure their slumps after poor showings. Cepeda batted .269 and McCovey .252 before sitting out Tuesday’s 5-1 loss to Cincinnati Reds, as Jay Hook pitched well for the Reds.
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Northwestern schedules Irish Illinois elevens for 1965 66
Northwestern will renew its series with Notre Dame and Illinois will resume its windup spot on the 1965 66 slate. Ten-game schedules announced include a home and home Notre Dame pairing, an early season Illinois matchup, and games against seven Big Ten and three non conference opponents including Florida and Oregon State.
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Toronto Bout Nino Valdes Cancels With George Chvva lo
Toronto boxing match between Cuban heavyweight Nino Valdes and Canadian George Chvallo was cancelled leaving fans awaiting rescheduling. The bout would have featured Valdes defending or challenging for a title in Toronto.
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Braves Chase NL Lead With Big Road Win Over Dodgers
Milwaukee moved within 3 games of Pittsburgh in the National League race by winning 6 4 at Los Angeles on five unearned runs. The Pirates lost 13 2 at Chicago while holding a one game edge, and San Francisco fell 5 1 to Cincinnati as the Giants once again failed to gain ground. Del Crandall and Frank Howard homered for Milwaukee, Hank Aaron driven in, and Ed Mathews’ late hit sealed the tie-breaker after John Podres walked in a run. Cubs exploded for 16 hits in a 5 0 win over Pittsburgh, Ernie Banks and Bob Will driving in four and three respectively, as Dick Ellsworth blanked the Pirates through eight.
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Yankees ace Jim Coates wins 10th straight in 5-2 win over White Sox
Jim Coates of the Yankees extended his winning streak to ten with a 5-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox, scattering singles, issuing one walk and fanning three. Ernie Banks led the Cubs to a 13-2 romp past the Pirates with four RBIs on two doubles, a single and a sacrifice fly.
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