Nats Fall as Indians Rally Past Washington 6 3
Cleveland tops Washington 6-3 to hand the Nationals a seventh straight loss. Chico Salmon drove in a run with a third inning single, then a three-run seventh sparked by Rocky Colavito and Dick Howser as the Indians seize the lead. King homered for Washington and Landis connected for Cleveland.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
A compact look shows Cleveland leads with 24 wins. Baltimore and Detroit follow, while Minnesota and California trail. Tonight’s games feature multiple twi nights including Minnesota at Kansas City and New York at Baltimore with key pitchers noted.
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