Braves Batter Reds 12-6 in NL lead shakeup
Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 12 to 6 in a Tuesday night game, cutting the Reds NL lead over idle Los Angeles to 32 games. Lew Burdette won in relief, as Ed Matthews hit a ninth inning homer and Bill White tied Ty Cobb’s 1912 record with 14 hits across two consecutive doubleheaders.
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Germany Hard Foe For U S Tracksters
The United States trails West Germany 56 50 after 10 events in Stuttgart. U S men captured the 10 meter hurdles 400 meters 100 meter dash 400 meter relay discus and pole vault. Hayes Jones led the way with the 110 meter hurdling win. Jay Silvester and Henry Wadsworth also claimed titles. An accompanying note reports Willie Mays facing a costly divorce claim and a Giants training camp opening with 40 hopefuls.
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Georgia Peach Doubled First Time At Bat For Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb, the Georgia star, doubled on his first Detroit at bat in 1905 against the New York Highlanders at Bennett Field. The piece notes Cobb’s rookie season impact, later Hall of Fame career, and key records including 892 stolen bases and 11,429 at bats, ending with his 1936 Hall of Fame selection.
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White Bangs Out 14 Hits To Tie Ty Cobb Record
St Louis Cardinals first baseman Bill White collected 14 hits in four games across two straight doubleheaders tying Ty Cobb’s National League record set in 1912. White, sleep deprived after caring for an ill child, delivered a mix of power and singles across Monday and Tuesday night games.
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Baseball Leaders and Key Figures From the Season
League Leaders highlight Howard and Cash in the American League batting race with 376 and .356 averages. Mantle tops runs with 81 and 77 for Maris while Maris leads RBIs with 84. Pitching notes show Ford and Latman with top marks. In the National League Clemente and Robinson share batting and hits among leaders. Cepeda and Mays lead in RBIs and home runs. Also reports spy ring uncovered in Gaza and other brief items including a marshal nomination and a Soviet victory in weightlifting.
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Doctor Answers Reader Health Questions in Column
The column features medical advice addressing arthritis doubts from posture, sleep related jaw problems for a dry mouth sufferer, weight loss progress, weight class concepts, and a skeptical response to an asthma cure claim with a dog. McCloy meets Gromyko in Moscow as disarmament talks proceed.
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Talks Shifted to Moscow after Inconclusive Washington Round
Tass reports that officials discussed questions about the talks which were moved to Moscow following an inconclusive round in Washington.
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