Four Washington Home Runs Defeat Orioles in Wild Bout
Washington slugger Harman Killebrew Roy Sievers and teammates hit four homers lifting the Senators to a 7 6 win over the Baltimore Orioles Camilo Pascual earned his ninth win as Washington built a 7 2 lead before the Orioles rallied led by a late one handed catch by Shay Consoto and a key double by Gene Wood Pirates and Cardinals also posted wins as Boston beat New York 8 5 on offensive support from Bobby Avila and Ted Williams within a high scoring night across the league
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BBC
Arent
Arakawenue
Ken Aspromonte
Bob Allison
Harmon Killebrew
Roy Sievers
Senators
Washington
Camilo Pascual
Orioles
Pascual Tex Clevenger
Shay Consoto
Albie Pearson
Chuck Stobbs
Stobbs
Gene Wood
Joe Taylor
Pascual
Killebrew
Isher
Jero
O'Dell
Triandos
Ginsberg
Clevenger
Stobos
Naragon
L—Fisher
Aspromonte
Allison
Sievers
Avila
Williams
Boston
Bobby Avila
Ted Williams
New York
Red Sox
reHever
Art Ditmar
Sox
Mike Fornieles
Tom Brewer
Yankes
Whitey Ford
Ford
Marty Keough
Jackie Jensen
Wiliams
Grha
Ditmar
Bronstad
Berra
Brewer
Fornieles
White
W — Brewer
L—Ford
Bauer
League Leaders From AP Batting and Pitching Boards
League leaders and team standings feature Aaron of Milwaukee topping American and National League batting with .366 and 109 hits for St Louis and San Francisco noted in context. Power figures include Banks and Mathews with home runs, while pitching highlights Century mark strikeouts by Drysdale and Mizell showcase 133 and 105 plus winners McLish and Walker. Braddock beaten 10-9 by Araby closes the section with scattered notes on players and teams.
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Associated Press
National League
Aaron
Milwaukee
Gillam
Los Angeles
Pinson
Cincinnati
Imags
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
Robinson
Francisco
Imoli
St. Louis
Aaron Milwaukee
Mathews
Mars
Neal
Pittsburgh
Mizell
Drysdale
S. Jones
Miss—Fox
Kuenn
Detroit
New Market Wiens
Williams
Kansas City
New Market
Ersville
Green
Alison
Washington
Myersville
Killebrew
Washstubbs
Kehne
St. Claire
Ington
Colavito
Cleveland
Biddle
Bachtell
Bidle
Aparicio
Oene
Mantle
New York
Braddock
McLish
Walker
Baltimore
Shaw
Araby
Mossi
Wynn
Weigand
Bere
Engle
Keller
R. Ausherman
Oland
L. Ausherman
Abusive Fans Forfeit Threat Shakes Tri County League
Tri County League president Lawrence Dorsey announced strict action after reports of abusive fans and disorderly conduct at Sunday baseball games. Umpires will forfeit any game if a team cannot control fan behavior, with a pledge to suspend franchises if violations continue.
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Tri-County League
Lawrence Dorsey
Dorsey
Richards Weighs Changes to Wilhelm Pitching Approach
Orioles manager Paul Richards seeks a cure for Hoyt Wilhelm by adding breaking pitches and more fastballs. He suggests five days of rest between starts to regain form after a string of losses. Wilhelm faces a bid for win No. 10 against the Senators, with Skinny Brown slated to start for Baltimore.
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Washington
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Hoyt Wilhelm
Richards
Oriole
Wilhelm
Washington Senators
Senators
Skinny Brown
Orioles
Nationals
Amvets Win Three Titles in One Night
Amvets claim three titles after a 9 6 victory over Oxco. They secure second half crown and league championship by already holding the first half. In the six run second frame they moved ahead 3 0, then a three run fifth sealed the win as Amvets send home with all marbles.
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Amvets
Oxco
Amyvets
x-Sheckies
Amvets Statey
W. Holzapfel
Hbenteib
Markey
Kove Bowe
M. Ponten
Eleft
Oxco Amvets
Grove
Mmm
Lake
Stauffer
Jordan Bangs Out Decision In Portland Welterweight Bout
AP report notes Don Jordan of Portland retained his world welterweight title with a unanimous decision over Denny Moyer. The bout drew in Hemp's Esso team era details and featured heavy scoring with hooks and uppercuts, blood from Moyer's nose, and a late charge by Moyer but not enough to threaten the champion. The event previewed a twin bill at Municipal Stadium in Hagerstown with Moser and others handling mound duties. Jordan weighed 147 pounds to Moyer's 146 1/2.
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Portland. Ore
Don Jordan
Denny Moyer
Frederick A. C. Seft
Portland
Hagerstown
Hemps Esso
Jordan
Municipal
Meyer Stadium
Hemp
Esso
Erstown
Moser
iThe
Bob
Moyer
Boward
East End Tavern
Bob Ross
Don
Tiny Brashears
Los Angeles
Thou Moyer
East Frederick
A. C
Guy Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Ijamsville Wins Night Game At Purcellville
Ijamsville of the Maryland St. League defeated Hamilton Virginia 12 to 6 in eleven innings in Purcellville. Trailing by four after five, Ijamsville surged with a two run rally, tied it in the eighth, and after a tenth inning lead, Hamilton forced more innings before Ijamsville pulled away with six runs in the 12th. Don Neel struck out the side in the bottom of the 12th to seal the win.
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Purcellville
Ijamsville
Maryland St. Leagne
Hamilton
Tjamsville
Bush Creek Boys
Don Neel
Abdrh Gae
Sneadner
Harper
Spores
Rf Mos. Neal
Harmiiton
Emon
Jena
Leake
H-Mcdaniel
Symings
Neal
Seater
D. Harper
Johansson Says He Will Be Fighting Champion
World heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson states he will fight any worthy contender if he remains champion after another Patterson bout. He views boxing as sport and business, touring Sweden to promote a mystery fight at a minimum price of 1000 dollars while pursuing film work.
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Sweden
Ingemar
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
The standings show Cleveland and New York leading their leagues with notable gaps over Chicago Baltimore and Detroit. Friday results include Chicago beating Detroit and Baltimore toppling Boston while New York won at Boston. Sunday schedules feature Kansas City at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland, plus a few rescheduled or postponed games.
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Inter-League Trading Rule Is Approved
The major leagues approved the inter-league trading rule in a 14 minute joint meeting. The rule allows teams from both leagues to trade from November 21 to December 15 without waivers. A committee to explore third league status was appointed including Ford Frick Warren Giles and several team owners. Minor league relief funds of one million dollars were approved from World Series TV receipts.
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Chicago
Xaroup
Ford Frick
Frick
Thers
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Lou Perini
Milwaukee Braves
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Arnold Johnson
Kansas City Athletics
Bill de Witt
Woodling's Biggest Hit Was With A Dying Boy
Leonard Fewster, an eight-year-old cancer patient at Johns Hopkins, requested a baseball meeting with Gene Woodling. Woodling rushed to Hopkins, offered support, and signed a ball for the boy before his death. The story highlights Woodling's compassion beyond his baseball career.
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Woodling
Baltimore
Leonard Fewster
Gene Woodling
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hfe
Orioles
Paul Richards
Leonard
Gene Wooding
Washington
Track May Be Petty's Race Stumbling Block
The Daytona track again spared or denied Lee Petty as Fireball Roberts won the Firecracker 250 at Iona International Speedway. Petty fell to third in the Grand National standings as Cotton Owens closed the gap after finishing eighth in the 1959 Plymouth. Roberts set a speed record at Daytona while Rodger Ward and other drivers set marks in Indy 250 and sports car events. Petty now leads the Grand National points race with Owens second and Pistone, Johnson, and Thompson following.
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Fireball Roberts
Iona International
Sty
Petty
Cotton Owens
Spartansburg
Roberts
Florida
Saturn
Indianapolis
iSpeedway
Rodger Ward
Daytona
Infield J
Roberto Mieres
iCount
Antonio von Dory
Buenos Aires
Owens
Tom Pistone
Chicago
Junior Johnson
Ronda
N.C
Speedy Thompson
Charlotte
Lary Frank
Greenville
S. C
Joe Lee Johnson
Chattanooga
Minor Leagues Scores Flash Across PCL AAA IL
Baseball results from the Pacific Coast League show Phoenix 3 Sacramento 2 Seattle 5 Spokane 0 Salt Lake City 6 San Diego 1 Vancouver 3 Portland 2. American Association Omaha 3-2 Minneapolis 23 Louisville 8. Houston St Paul 16 Denver 3 Charleston 3 Dallas 3 Indianapolis 3 Fort Worth 2. International League Miami 4 Havana 3 11 innings Montreal 3 Buffalo 2 Toronto 9 Rochester 1 Richmond 15 Columbus 8.
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Sacramento
Seattle
Spokane
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Vancouver
Portland
Omaha
Minneapolis
Louisville
Houston
St. Paul
Denver
Charleston
Dallas
Indianapolis
Fort Worth
Miami
Havana
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Richmond
Columbus
Major League Stars Pitching and Pirates Comeback
Detroit tops Athletics 5 to 2 as Jim Bunning limits Oakland to seven hits with eight strikeouts and two walks. Dick Stuart hits an 11th inning homer for Pittsburgh, backing a 7-4 win over Chicago with Bill Virdon and Hank Foiles aboard. County softball previews note City Tavern vs Buris entries Sunday, with Bagent, Jim Bagent, Link Morgan, and Harry Lake in planned batteries. Elmer Carey lifts City Tavern to fourth-place tie with Shookstown, while Popeye Gross leads the latter to a peak standing. Mt Kenya in Africa rises 17,000 feet above the surrounding tropics, only 16 miles from the equator.
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Kansas City
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Kansas City Athletics
Jerry Lumpe
Athletics
Bunping
Ted Lencio
Bob Grim
Grim
Howie Reed
Bunning
Wilson Reed
Dickson
House
W—Bunning
L—Grim
Lepcio
Lumpe
Associated Press
Tig
Dick Stuart
Pirates
Bill Virdon
Hank Foiles
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Burkeittsville City Tavern
City Tavern
Bagent
Jim Bagent
Link Morgan
Harry Lake
Elmer Carey
Shookstown
Popeye Gross
Mt. Kenya
Africa
Equator
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Gino Cimoli
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Don Elston
Roman Mepas
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Mejias
Stuart
Ony Taylor
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Dale Long
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Vada Pinson
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Owe Batra
Don Henry
Johnny Jones
Bill Henry
Mason-Dixon Sports Car Club
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Jay Moyer
Pete
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