Billy Jurges Fired As Red Sox Manager
Billy Jurges was fired as manager of the Boston Red Sox. The club announced the move minutes before a Boston Chicago game and stated he is released with pay for the 1960 season. Jurges, at home in Arlington Virginia, had been ordered to rest after a severe slump and a 16 game losing streak.
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Banks Homers as Cubs Sink Phillies 6 1
Chicago wins 6 1 as Mark Treeman marks first major league victory, scattering four Phillies singles. Freeman earns the win with seven strikeouts, four walks, and one hit batter.
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Post Hare Rouen
White Sox crush Red Sox 13 to 3 after big fourth inning
Chicago builds a six run fourth inning to rout Boston 13 3 as Boston manager Billy Jurges is fired after the loss. Tom Brewer starts for Boston taking the loss while Ken Kemmerer earns the win. Gene Freese Jim Landis Nellie Fox Louie Aparicio Minnie Minoso Roy Sievers all drive in runs.
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Borland
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Baseball Standings and Results From National League and American League
National League standings show Pittsburgh 31 18 68 and San Francisco 31 20 608 with Milwaukee 23 19 348 and Cincinnati 21 5 510. St Louis 22 48, Los Angeles 2 and Chicago 42 9h Philadelphia 18 3 30 134. Yesterday’s results include St Louis 9 Pittsburgh 6 and San Francisco 5 Milwaukee 4. Tonight’s games feature Philadelphia at Chicago and Pittsburgh at St Louis with Cincinnati at Los Angeles. Milwaukee at San Francisco also on the schedule. In the American League Cleveland 18 ? and Baltimore 21 ? New York 21 KS 2% lead the division. Detroit 7 Washington 4. Yesterday’s AL results include Baltimore 5 Kansas City 4 and Detroit 7 Washington 4. Tonight’s games list Cleveland at New York, Kansas City at Baltimore, and Chicago at Boston with a doubleheader in Detroit–Washington. Monday’s New York at Kansas City is the only game scheduled.
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League Leaders Highlight 1963 American League Stats
Batting leaders include Runnels Boston .386 and Allison Washington .330. Mantle and Maris pace runs and RBIs. pitching leaders feature Caotes New York six wins and Pascual Washington 84 strikeouts. Major League stars note Jones Giants 50th win and Mantle two RBIs on a late inning homer. Also reports Jofre dominates South American title with a knockout.
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Tigers rout Senators 7-4 for fifth straight win
Detroit builds a 4-0 lead in the first inning and rides Jim Bunning to a 7-4 victory over Washington. Steve Bilko hits a three run homer as Detroit improves to 5-0 in its last five and 8 of 10. Bob Allison belts a two run single for the Senators, who fall to 4-6.
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Bob Allison
Alison
Julio Becauer
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Bunning
Aguirre
Wilson
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Lee
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Kaat
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Naragon
Bailey
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Allison
Pender Defeats Sugar Ray Robinson for Split Decision
Paul Pender won a split 15 round decision in Boston to defend his two‑state version of the world middleweight title against Sugar Ray Robinson. Pender used a push and counter strategy, landing decisive left hooks while Robinson failed to finish strong.
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Pony Trot Results From Maiden and Class Races
Race results list multiple ponies and drivers across classes at Twin Maples Pony Farm and nearby tracks. Notable names include Mighty Mouse driven by Donald Moutt, Sputnik and Shot’s Brightight driven by Jim Sheaffer, and Colleen Cody driven by Mrs. James Rowley, with times shown for each trot event.
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James Rowley
Purcedville
James Rowlity
Atss Zorro
Eugene
Shagtter
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Ee R. Rimmer
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Richards Blasted by Congressman Over Baseball Incident
Congressman H R Gross criticized Orioles manager Paul Richards in a letter to American League president Joe Cronin. Gross accused Richards of a calculated plan to harass pitcher Pedro Ramos during a game with the Washington Senators, citing Richards from the bench and the umpires. He urged sustaining the protest and reprimanding umpire Bill McKinley for mishandling Ramos and Richards.
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Baseball game ends with Pirates and Cards in a slugfest
Haddix suffers early trouble as St Louis and Pittsburgh exchange runs led by Hoak Burgess and Boyler homers. Jackson earns the win for Pittsburgh while Haddix takes the loss. Brighton note reports on Roedean school seeking privacy via rerouting a tree shaded footpath to keep prying eyes away from students sunbathing.
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Palmer Leads Oklahoma City Open With 5 Under Par
Arnold Palmer shot a 5 under par 68 in the second round to take a 36 hole total of 124 at Twin Hills Country Club in Oklahoma City. Gene Littler trailed by two strokes after a 64, matching a six under par finish over the last six holes to close at 135.
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Willie Mays Ends Slump With Three-Run Homer For Giants
Willie's return to form sparks San Francisco as he collects two singles and hits a three-run homer in a 3-0 win over Milwaukee. Jones shines with five hits allowed. Cardinal reliever Larry Jackson wins as St Louis tops Pittsburgh, while Cincinnati gaps Los Angeles with Dutch Dotterer’s grand slam.
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Dodgers Edge By Sherry Slams In Ninth Inning
In a pitchers duel, Bob Parksey won as Norm Sherry powered the offense with two homers driving in all three runs. Sandy Koufax was dominant through the first two frames, but Sherry's seventh inning blast broke the deadlock. Jim Brosnan closed it out with a save after Sherry's later homer.
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Bob Parkey
Dodgers
Norm Sherry
Jim Brosnan
Sherry
Bill Henry
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