Boston Red Sox overpower Orioles for 5-4 win
Gary Geiger hit a ninth inning homer as Boston defeated Baltimore 5 to 4. Delock pitched effectively in relief, while an early Orioles error opened the door for a three run fifth. Boston used timely walks in the eighth to score twice and halt Baltimore’s win streak.
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Gary Geiger
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Oroles
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Delock
Orioles
Ted Williams
Williams
Brooks Robinson
Red Sox
Fisher
Frank Math
Boston
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Jackie Jensen
Vic Wertz
Monbauquette
Kiely
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Daley
Heefi
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Ginsberg
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Klaus
Chisox
Tigers
Detroit
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Lalat
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Sox
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Chicazo
Aroun
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Bills Goodman
Fox
Goodman
Gerry Staley
Latman
Staley
Lown
Foytack
Burnside
Schultz
Sisler
Wilson
Berberet
Kuenn
Kaline
Bolling
Moore Stops Durelle In Third Round For Title Defense
Archie Moore dominated Yvon Durelle at the Forum in Montreal with four knockdowns and a third round knockout, extending his KO streak in title defenses to six and lifting his unbeaten run to 17. The victory, aided by a 275000 purse, included plans to meet Ingemar Johansson for a heavyweight title shot.
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Archie Moore
Yvon Durelle
Forum
Marvel
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Archie
Durelle
Jeanine
Jack Sharkey
Yvon
Durelie
Moore
Joey Maxim
Johansson
Jack
Doc
Kearns
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Canada
California
Dockers
Leon Germain
Alcore
Rene Quimet Gav Moore
Dy Juatze
John Gow
Sising
Eim
Robinson 8 and W Haddix 19 5
Robinson and W Haddix combine for 27 runs as L-Rob wins 16 52 at home in Philadelphia. Post.
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Robinson
W—Haddix
L—Robwns
Philadelphia
Giants Could Win Pennant in Long Road Schedule
New York AP reports San Francisco battles a taxing road trip as the San Francisco Giants face a demanding stretch with 12 games left before returning home, aiming to secure the National League pennant. Los Angeles also travels, with a pivotal three game set in the Coliseum, while Chicago and Cleveland pace toward season-ending clashes. Navy mascot Billy the Goat dies. Nagc field grows. amateur go tournament entries climb to a record for 1959.
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New York
San Francisco
Giants
Butchehedule
Los Angeles
Coliseum
Ailiwaukee
Braves
Chisox
Indians
Chicago
Cleveland
NAVY
Nxapolis
Bill Riv
Billy
Army
Anz
Bill XV
Texas
NAGC
Weanascay
Lake
Baseball Standings and Thursday Schedule Across Leagues
National League standings show San Francisco at 6 47 and Milwaukee 61 49 in a tight race with Los Angeles and Pittsburgh. Thursday's schedule features San Francisco at Chicago and Milwaukee at Cincinnati, plus Chicago at St. Louis. In the American League Chicago hosts Detroit while Cleveland visits Kansas City and Washington plays Newark. Wednesday results include Chicago 11 Detroit 6 and Cleveland 3 Kansas City 4.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. San Francisco
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Chicago
ASG
Cincinnati
St. Lois
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Newark
Kuenn
Kaline
Power
Colavito
Killebrew
Washneton
s—Fox
Williams
Runnels
Fiples
Allison
Baseball writers clash with players and coaches in scrappy ribbing
A garbled sports page row features Lew Burdette quipping at Ted Williams about a bad reel and Williams retorting about spit. Roger Craig questions a Dodgers trade, while Willlie McCovey and Lee Mare are linked to a Milwaukee roster move. Other names like Johnny Temple Ron Temple Earl Lawson and Frank Ryan appear in scattered quips about players writers and coaches.
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Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Ted, Williams
Willams
Roger Craig
Buzzy Bavasi
Dodgers
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati
Earl Lawson
Ron Temple
Cincinnati Post
Times-Star
Lawson
Temple
Burdette
Baseball season leaders list from AP batting and pitching stats
The AP league leaders show Aaron Milwaukee 370 at bats and 165 hits while Pinson Cincinnati has 130 hits and 93 runs. Banks Chicago leads with 108 RBIs and Mathews Milwaukee 33 homers.
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Associated Press
National League
Aaron
Milwaukee
Cunningham
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Chicago
Robinson
Cimoli
Neal
Los Angeles
Athens
White
Louis
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
Cepeda
Minor Leagues Scores Mixed Across Leagues
In the Associated Press ledger the International League results show Toronto defeating Montreal 2 to 4 while Rochester beat Columbus 6 to 1. Across the American Association Denver split a doubleheader with 3 to 13 and Dallas 1 to 2. Pacific Coast League notes Sacramento 4 to 2 over Portland in the second game amid Spokane 12 to 3 and Salt Lake City 12 to 7. Seattle and Phoenix played 11 innings, Vancouver and San Diego 6, while San Diego’s Moore is named for a standout performance.
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Hmond
Rochester
Columbus
Montreal
Havana
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Louisville
Charleston
Innneapolis
Houston
Omaha
Indianapolis
Sacramento
Portland
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Esdar
Seattle
Phoenix
Vancouver
San Diego
Gallorette the Spur Line: Noted Mare Destroyed in Fauquier County
Gallorette, a top money winning racing mare foaled in 1942, was destroyed after a bad hind leg. She was buried on Marie A. Moore’s Fauquier County farm near The Plains after a storied career from 1944 to 1948, earning $445,535 in 72 starts. Gallorette raced for William L. Brann of Glade Valley Farm and shared the era with Challedon.
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Gallorette
Marie A. Moore
the Plains
Fauquier County
Willam L. Brann
Glade Valley Farm
Walkersville
Mr. Brann
Challedon
Homestead Edge Hagerstown 5 3 In World Series Play
Homestead Pennsylvania rallied from a 3 2 deficit with three runs in the seventh inning to defeat Hagerstown Maryland 5 3 in a second round National Prep League Baseball World Series game. Pittsburgh eliminated New Kensington 5 2. Wildwood Delaware defeated New Brunswick 3 0 in a first round tie.
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Homestead
Hagerstown
Homstead
New Kensington
Wildwood
New Brunswick
N. J
Munhall
Massilon
Ohio
Major League Stars In AP Batting Ffathens Homer Spree
Eddie Ffathens of the Braves blasted two homers with runners aboard as Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 64. Gary Bell of the Indians pitched the eight-hitter for Cleveland in a 4 victory over Kansas City. East Frederick rallies to beat Rose Gale 12 9 in the second straight win of the series. Ford C Frick said a Continental League owners meeting will be held in New York next Tuesday. Shookstown tops Braddock Heights 15 5 completing a rained out game.
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Ernie Banks
Sam Taylor
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Cub
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Wrigley Field
Dodger
Bob Anderson
Charlie Neal
Rus
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Anderson
Junior Gilliam
Gilliam
Drysdale
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Chicaro
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McDevitt
Fowler
Sherry
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Henry
Taxlor
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L—Drysdale
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Neal
Banks
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Noreni\_ Dark
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
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Cinnati Reds
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Azron
Anther
Moore
Meé
Charley Goldman Durelle
Durelle
Archie
Canada
Associated Press
Eddie Ffathens
Braves
Milwaukee
Cincinna
E. Frederick
East Frederick
Rosedale
Union Bridge
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Win & Rose Gale
Hoffman
Starr
Ambrose
Moller
Ford C. Frick
Boston
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