Walker Tops Yanks as Orioles Rally for 3-2 Win
Jerry Walker pitched a complete game win leading Baltimore to a 3-2 victory over New York. Hector Lopez hit a two-run homer for the Yankees, while Nieman homered for Baltimore. The result moved the Orioles back into first place as Walker improved to 6-3.
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Brown Reconsiders Colts Return Over Salary Talks
Ray Brown agreed to return to the Baltimore Colts after a money dispute over a salary rise. The deal included a start at 11,000 plus a 1,500 signing bonus and merit bonuses, bringing his potential earnings beyond 20,000 for the season. Brown, a standout in the 1958 season, also contributed as a punt returner and defender with eight interceptions.
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Hoyt Wilhelm says knuckleball comes from fingertips not knuckles
Hoyt Wilhelm, at 35 a NL castoff turned Oriole sensation, explains his knuckleball is thrown from the fingertips. He demonstrates the grip and notes mastery requires long effort, cautioning young pitchers not to rush it. Wilhelm recalls his career path from Huntersville to Mooresville and the Giants, while predicting a possible no hitter against the Yankees tomorrow.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
The American League leaders include Cleveland at 30 32 and Chicago at 34 1 in a tight race. Weekend results show Washington 6 Boston 3, Detroit 9 Chicago 7, Cleveland 3 Baltimore, and New York in Saturday and Sunday matchups across several parks.
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Loes Shows Grit Amid Sore Arm Pitching Duty
Baltimore pitcher Billy Loes battles a sore arm yet persists in the rotation. He notes pain lessons and has won four and saved ten in 21 relief appearances, while praising manager Pal and teammate Richards. Also reports Higgins planning to resign as Boston Red Sox manager with Del Baker likely interim. The piece ends noting the Sphinx as an ancient sculpture milestone.
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Card Fan Fights Ump After Bad Call in St Louis
In St Louis, a 25 year old fan John Watts fought umpire Bill Jackowski after a disputed seventh inning call involving Cardinals catcher John Roseboro. Watts was charged with inciting riot and resisting arrest and faced court today. The Cardinals lost to the Dodgers 9 to 4.
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Orioles-Win Snap Yankees Stride Behind Walker Ten Ks
Pitching star Jerry Walker of Baltimore fanned 10 and walked one while allowing six hits for a 6 1 victory over the Yankees to pull the Orioles back into first place. Jim Lemon doubled in the tying run in the eighth and belted a three run homer in the 10th to beat the Red Sox 6 3.
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National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Report
League leaders compiled by the Associated Press show Aaron Milwaukee hitting .317 with 114 runs batted in while Banks Chicago leads RBI at 75. Mathews Milwaukee tops home runs with 24 and Kuenn Detroit and Williams lead doubles and triples tied at four. Mizell St Louis has 93 decisions as Drysdale Los Angeles fans 122 strikeouts.
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Probable Pitchers Bow Across Major Matchups
Baseball slate features Los Angeles at St Louis San Francisco at Chicago Cincinnati at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at Kansas City Washington at New York Boston at Baltimore with listed pitchers Newcombe Semoroch Hillman Pizarro Friend Bunning Reed Kemmerer Ford Harshman O'Dell and more entries for each game indicating expected starters and records.
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Time To Stop This Kind Of Ring Stuff
Cincinnati report describes former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles returning to the ring to face policeman Dave Ashley in a 10 round or less bout at a Lincoln Heights high school gym. Charles, 37, seeks a comeback after a 1958 knockout loss to Don Fleeman. Ashley is a suburban police officer. Charles earned over 1.7 million in past title fights. purse details include a Lincoln Heights Recreation Commission share.
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Slow Boat Columbus First Atlantic Crossing Details
Columbus crossed the Atlantic on his first voyage in 1492 taking 70 days. He departed Palos Spain aboard the Santa Maria on August 3 and reached one of the Bahamas on October 12.
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