Dodgers Rally Past Cubs for 5-2 Victory
Dodgers stay within reach of first place after a 5-2 win over the Chicago Cubs. Charlie Neal and Norm Sherry hit two run homers, while Johnny Podres earned his 11th win with a 10-0 road mark, and Ron Santo homered for Chicago.
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Charlie Neal
Norm Sherry
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Podres
Podres
Larry Sherry
Cubs
Ron Sarto
Cub
Sherry
Dick Ellsworth
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Dodger
Larry
Daryl Spencer
Dick Crott
Los Angeles
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Ellsworth
Drott
Elston
Bertelli
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Santo
Mantle Homers, Yankees Beat Twins for 47th Win of Season
Mickey Mantle hit his 47th homer of the year to lead off the seventh as the Yankees edged the Minnesota Twins 4 to 0. Roger Maris added a run, Elston Howard connected for his 14th, and Bill Stafford earned the win to improve to 12-7 while Cam Kaat fell to 12-13.
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Yankees
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Kaat
Elston Howard
Yankee
Reever Ray Moore
Twins
Earl Raftes
New York
Minnesota
Howard Kaat
Moore
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Howard
Lopez Hutchinson Involved In Richards Deal
Detriot AP reports Al Lopez manager of the Chicago White Sox received feelers about succeeding Paul Richards as Orioles manager, which Lopez denied. The AP cites a source that Richards quit Baltimore to join Houston as GM and tried to hire Freddy Hutchison as manager of the Houston entry.
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al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Paul Richards
Anager
Baltimore Orioles
Associated Press
Lopez
Richards
Baltimore
Houston
Cincinnati
Freddy Hutchison
Richards signs with Houston. Lopez questioned for Orioles job
The report notes Richards signed six weeks ago with Houston and Lopez, now with Chicago White Sox, says he has not been asked about the Orioles job. Lopez confirms being approached by other clubs since leaving Cleveland for Chicago in 1957, while Hutchinson’s new deal with Cincinnati keeps him in contention. Wilt Chamberlain led the NBA in rebounds with 27.2 per game.
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Houston
Lopez
Baltimore
White Sox
Orioles
Cleveland
Chicago
Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Frederick Cadets Scrimmage Closes Two-A-Day Practice
Coach Jack Molesworth’s Frederick High School Cadets wrapped two-a-day drills with a Wednesday scrimmage. He praised defense but faulted tackling and offense, mirroring last year’s assessment after the first scrimmage. Regular practice runs 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. until September 15.
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Frederick High School
Molesworth
Fort Hill
Frederick
Orioles Will Wait To Name New Manager After Richards
Baltimore president Lee MacPhail said no quick hire after Paul Richards resigned as Orioles manager. Richards agreed to stay until Sept 30. MacPhail will interview candidates, likely from other clubs, with Clyde King considered and no names confirmed.
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Baltimore Orioles
Lee MacPhail
Baltimore
Tall Paul
Clyde King
Rochester Pilot
al Lopez
Leo Durocher
Cookie Lavagetto
Joe Gordon
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Stengel
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Evening Sun
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Rochester
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Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Lopez
Oriole Board
Joseph A.W. Iglehart
Iglehart
Lee
Houston
Tylehart
Neel to Pitch in Frederick County Championship Game
Donny Neel pitches for Sjamsville as Bush Creekers face Walkersville in game three of the best-of-five series at McCurdy Field. Neel won the opener 3-2 on five hits. Walkersville edged Sjamsville 3-2 in game two as pitchers dominate the postseason.
W. F. W. Ladies Golf Results Highlight Local Event
A low gross tie between Mrs. Thomas Clark and Mrs. John Bowers and a low net tie for Mrs. Bruce Slagle and Miss Jan Bowers marked the latest W. F. W. ladies golf event. A Scotch four tournament is planned for Labor Day at the local course, with signups at the Pro Shop. Dave Erb, rider of Neadles to victory in 1956, now trains thoroughbreds.
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Thomas Clark
John Bowers
Bruce Slagle
Jan Bowers
Dave Erb
Neadles
Harlan Dean Wins Hambletonian In World Record Run
Harlan Dean driven by Jimmy Arthur wins the Hambletonian at Du Quoin with a two heat 1:58 2 5 and 1:59 time, setting a world record for 3 year old trotters. Caleb finishes second in the second heat earning $32 285 while Matastar and Spectator also place. Duke Rodney and Elaine Rodney previously held records in recent Futurities.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
DU Quoin
Harlan Dean
Brown
Harlan
del Miller
Jimmy Arthur
Arthur
Duke Rodney
Yonkers
Harland Dean
Matastar
Caleb
Spectator
Claire Sampson
Charlotte de van
Hanover
Joan Simpson
Elaine Rodney
Kentucky
Lexington
Springheid
Quick Song
Hoot Frost
Deener's ninth inning homer lifts Md State to win over Tri-Co
Nock Deener belted a three run homer in the ninth as the Maryland State League rallied for a 5-2 victory over the Tri-County League in the American Legion Toy Fund game at McCurdy Field. Lawrence Wenner got the win in relief as Tri-Co jumped ahead in the first inning but Md State tied it in the third. Deener's homer followed an intentional Forsythe walk, sealing the lead and the comeback win.
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Maryland
American Legion Toy Fund
McCurdy Field
Deener
Tinker Michael
Jack Forsythe
Lawrence Wenner
Brunswick
Wenner
Rudell Ahalt
Chris Sole
Ahalt
Sole
Pete Cooper
Dennis Floyd
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Cooper
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Lnce
Larry Duncan
Brother Wayne
Lee Ropp
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Tri-Co
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Terco
Fyock
Chine
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Hammond
Huffer
Thompson
Lola Cooper
U — Lake
Harrison. Myers
Newton
Was Paul Richards Leaving Orioles Amid Investor Pressure
Baltimore AP report notes Paul Richards resigned as Orioles manager amid investor moves toward change. Shares had tumbled from $26–$27 last spring to about $11–$15 recently as stockholders sought new leadership. Richards said to pursue a general manager post with the new Houston Colts of the NL.
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Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Birds
Richards
New
Houston Colts
Major Leagues Today Showdown Across Baseball Schedule
A full set of National and American League games listed for today. Notable matchups include Chicago versus Detroit with Baumann and Foytack, New York at Minnesota with Sheldon and Kralick, Cleveland visiting Washington featuring Grant, and Kansas City at Los Angeles with Shaw and Bass.
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Kralick
Grant
Daniels
Shaw
Bass
McBride
Grba
Marichal
Curtis
Broglio
Mahaffey
Drysdale
Hendley
Night Baseball Scores and Pitcher Shadows Across Leagues
Detroit and Philadelphia games spotlight home runs and key pitches as Pizarro, Lollar, Bunning, and Ferrarese earn decisions. Cleveland routs Washington behind Bell while Gabler struggles.
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Detroit
Pizarro
Lollar
Bunning
Staley
Aguirre
Fox
Bunnning
Bruton
Bertoia
Spahn Seeks 20th Win for 13th Time in Career
In Milwaukee with the Braves since 1953 Warren Spahn faces pursuit of his 20th win for the 13th time. After a slow start this season he has surged since the All-Star break, needing four more victories to reach another 20 win season and his 12th in 16 years.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Spahn
Christy Mathewson
Braves
Giants snap five game skid with 2 1 win over Braves
San Francisco pitcher Mike McCormick edged Milwaukee lefty Carl Willey in a 2-1 victory that pulled the Giants within seven games of the first place Reds as Stu Miller closed out the ninth. Hank Aaron walked and Stan Musial era.
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San Francisco Giants
Braves
Mike MecCormick
Stu Miller
Carl Willey
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
McCormick
Miller
Hank Aaron
SteCormick
Joe Adcock
Frank Thomas
Joe Torre
Neil Chrisiey
Landrith
Willey
McMahon
Torre
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Wimp) Whitmore
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