Orioles and Dodgers Continue Winning Ways in Narrow Twin Bills
In Washington, Bub Pappas and Jerry Walker spun two strong performances as Baltimore defeated the Senators 6-4 in the opener and 5-4 in the nightcap, with Bob Nieman supplying a seventh inning homer in the late game. Boston’s Red Sox crushed the Yankees 14-3 behind Ted Williams and Yogi Berra, while Pirates relief ace Elroy Face earned his 18th win in a 4-3 10th-inning victory over the Cubs. Chicago beat Cleveland 5-3 as Jim Landis drove in three runs, and St Louis split with Philadelphia in a doubleheader, with Freese delivering a grand slam for the Cardinals in game one. The Dodgers edged the Braves 4-3 in 13 innings as Wally Moon starred, and San Francisco topped Cincinnati 3-2 on Willie Mays’s late dash. In Kansas City, Detroit was swept in a doubleheader by the Athletics, with Ray Herbert and Homer Bucks each throwing five-hitters.
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Orioles ride young trio to win over Washington
In Washington the Orioles beat the Senators 5 0 behind 20 year old pitchers Milt Pappas and Jerry Walker. Walker allowed four singles while improving to seven wins in ten decisions. Pappas limited Washington to six hits and no more than one runner reaching second. Catcher Gus Triandos praised their fast balls and control, saying they could be stars for a long time. Manager Paul Richards also touted Jack Fisher, another 20 year old rookie, as promising future.
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Probable Pitchers for Today’s Major League Games
AP overview lists probable starters across the American League and National League. Ford faces Brewer, Brefisk opposed Wynn, Foytack meets Reed, Fisher to Pascual, Wizell tops Owens, Hobbie vs Friend, Miller vs Purkey, Drysdale vs Burdette in matchups for New York at Boston, Cleveland at Chicago, Detroit at Kansas City, Baltimore at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Cincinnati, and Los Angeles at Milwaukee.
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Major League Stars Edge Braves and Yankees in Long Relief
Roger Craig pitched 11 innings of shutout relief with three hits allowed as the Dodgers defeated the Braves 4-0 after a 13 inning game. Booby Avila collected three hits in four at bats driving in four runs with two homers as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 5-3 in a breezy clash.
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Baseball Standings And Schedule Update
The American League and National League tables show team records with Cleveland Chicago Baltimore New York Detroit Washington Kansas City Boston and others. Thursday results include Baltimore 85 Washington 0 and Boston 14 New York 3 with multiple games and upcoming matches listed.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting and Pitching
AP league leaders list shows Batting leaders Aaron Milwaukee and Mays San Francisco. Pitching leaders include Antonelli San Francisco 124 and Mizell St. Louis 143 with various ties. Includes at bats plays and runs batted in across American and National Leagues with multiple players named.
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Baseball rule changes limit suspensions and replay policy
The American League adopted a suspended game rule effective immediately. A game halted by curfew will count as one of eight permitted suspensions. If a game extends beyond nine innings due to suspension, it will be replayed in full.
Fight Results from Tokyo Bout Ends in KO
Sy Tre of Associated Press reports in Tokyo that Kaizu of Japan knocked out Steve Toss of the Philippines in the third round.
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Steve Toss
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Amvets Rally In Sixth Beats Tall Cedars 8 to 7
Amvets overcome a 2 7 2 run Tall Cedars lead as Wayne Mulcaher pitched well into the sixth. A six run burst in the bottom of the inning sealed an 8 7 victory during Sponsers Night with club presidents in attendance. Pete Markey delivered the winning run with his third hit of the night.
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American League Delays 1960 Season Start
The American League and National League announce opening and closing dates for 1960 with different start weeks. The AL will begin April 19 and end October 2, one week later than the NL's April 12 start. Joe Cronin cites better weather for the shift. Warren Giles notes travel demands require 172 to 174 days to complete 154 games. Both leagues plan to close on October 2 to align after the World Series.
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National League Immedi Rately
Joe Cronin
American League 1
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National League
Minor Leagues and International League Scores
Baseball scores from several leagues include Sacramento defeating San Diego in 12 innings 4 to 2, Portland beating Seattle 3 to 1, Vancouver routing Spokane 7 to 5, Phoenix 12 Salt Lake City 6, Indianapolis over Dallas 5 to 4 in 12 innings, Louisville 2 Fort Worth 3, Houston 2 Minneapolis 0, Denver 8 St Paul 7, Omaha 1. International League games feature Montreal 4 Buffalo 3, Rochester 7 Toronto 6, Columbus 3 Richmond 2 Havana 1, Miami 0. The article notes the Chief Justice appointment and mentions John Luther Casey Jones who died in a railroad accident on April 30, 1900.
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Harrow Hair Experts
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