Nats Rally Over Tribe Delivers Washington Victory
Washington edges Cleveland 7 8 in ninth inning rally led by Roy Sievers second homer of the game and a four run burst off reliever Ray Narleski. Ed Yost Ossie Alvarez and pinch hitters Ed Fitzgerald and Norm Zauchio sparked the late uprising after trailing 6 3. Narleski took the loss while Sievers also homered for the Senators.
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Braves Top Cards 6 To 5 in opener thriller
Milwaukee Braves edge St. Louis 6 to 5 behind Hank Aaron and Ed Mathews homers in the fifth. Warren Spahn earned his 11th win over six losses after 31 hits and bases loaded in the eighth. Bruton and Mathews homered for Milwaukee. Boyer hit for St. Louis.
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Yankees Stop Tigers 3-2 In Home Run Duel
New York beat Detroit 3-2 as Bob Turley allowed three hits and earned the win while Jim Bunning was charged with the defeat after a 10 strikeout night. Lumpe hit his 2nd homer for the Yankees who tied the modern record with 13 straight 100-run seasons.
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Giants Crush Phillies 9 2 in San Francisco rout
Willie Mays ends slump with two singles and a double as the Giants pound five Philadelphia hurlers. Johnny Antonelli yields four runs in the second inning but steadies, while Jack Sanford struggles with eight hits allowed before relief. Final score 9-2.
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Harshman’s Homers Spark Orioles To Second Win
Jace Harstman slugged four RBIs on three home runs to lift the Baltimore Orioles past the Chicago White Sox 6-5 in a nightcap, with Gene Woodling adding a two-run shot. Chicago took the opener 6-1 behind D. Evans. Milt Pappas struggled in relief for Chicago as Donavan pitched his third consecutive complete game for Baltimore.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Show Busy Week Across Leagues
Leaders post varied records as New York and Milwaukee hold strong spots in the AL and NL. Detroit and Chicago trade wins. Boston, Philadelphia, and San Francisco post notable results. Wednesday and Thursday games shift the pennant chase with several matchups, including Kansas City at Boston and Milwaukee at St. Louis.
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Cubs Down Reds Twice In Doubleheader Sweep
The Cubs crushed Cincinnati in a doubleheader sweep, extending a five game win streak. Poey led the opener with a three run double, while Long Bill Lee earned the win in relief of Marcelino Solis. In the nightcap, a late three run rally in the eighth gave Chicago the victory as Don Elston claimed his seventh decision. Brooks Lawrence took the loss for the Reds as Cincinnati dropped its seventh straight.
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Amvets Defeat Excelsior Dairy in Babe Ruth Playoff
Amvets win the L.L. pennant after a 9 5 victory over Excelsior Dairy in a Babe Ruth contest. Jerry Wiles doubled, Burdette hurled the final innings, and Amvets earned the title with strong defense. The Babe Ruth playoffs continue with the next game today as Amvets and Encelser vie for the second-half crown.
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Boston Takes Athletics Boston Takes Athletics
The Boston Red Sox beat the Kansas City Athletics 5 to 2 after a five inning drought, exploding for four runs in the sixth. Ike Delock earned his ninth straight win, with Dickson allowing only one hit through the first five innings before a Boston rally. Jackie Jepsen delivered a key double as Boston seized the victory.
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Minor Leagues Scores From Coast and International Leagues
Pacific Coast League results Vancouver 10 Phoenix 3 Fortland 6 Seattle 3 Sacramento 1 Syokage 0 San Diego 1 Salt Lake City International League Rochester 5 Montreal 2 Toronto 6 Buffalo 5 Miami 6 Richmond 6 Columbus 6 Havana 5 American Association Denver 3 Minneapolis 1 Wichita 6 Louisville 2 Indianapolis 3 Charlestown 4 St. Paul 5
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Yesterday's Stars Beat Indians In Two Homer Rally
The Associates led by Roy Sievers belted two two run homers and a late two out shot to edge the Indians 7-6. Glen Hobbie and Don Elston pitched for the Cubs who blanked the Reds in a 24 inning combined relief effort across a 5-4 and 7.5 inning double header sweep.
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Durelle defeats Holt to retain British Empire light heavyweight title
Montreal fighter Yvon Durelle stops Mike Holt in Baie Ste. Anne to retain the British Empire light heavyweight title. Holt, listed as 168 pounds, hails from Johannesburg, South Africa, as the match ends in Durelle’s favor.
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