Birds and Nats fall as Blassock wins twice for Cincinnati
In a busy day of baseball, Gary Blassock defeated Cincinnati twice, aided by strong pitching and late-inning scoring. Cincinnatti’s Pinson and Lynch homered, while St. Louis and Chicago posted wins as Cleveland swept Washington.
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Gary Blassock
Cisenmaty
Lawrence
Bailek
McDaniel
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Pinson
Bynch
St. Loui
Boyer Iite
Cineriatt
St. Louis
Brosnan
Penn
Dotterer
Ricketts
Smith
Ratt
W—Brosnan
L—Ricketts
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
The table shows current American and National League standings with win loss records and percentages for teams including Chicago Cleveland Detroit New York Kansas City Boston St Louis Washington Philadelphia and extended notes on recent games. Monday results feature Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at Washington.
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W. L. Pew
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Cleveland
Vis
San Francisco
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Nar Jeski
Wilhelm
Beil
1959 Observes Little League Week in Frederick
Mayor Jacob R Ramsburg hosts a Little League ceremony during National Little League Week in Frederick marking the league's 20th anniversary. Five local league representatives stand with the mayor in the Major offices at Cry Hall, observed by Lt. N. Dietz of the Police Department.
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Little League Week
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Offreialis Pro
National Litte League Baseball Week
Frederick
Little League Baseball
En’ Jase
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Freder
Ick League
Ike Rhoderick
National
Mayor Ramoburg
Terry Shove
Ronzid Young
Opum
Bobby Marsh
Rosedale
Cry Hall
Oro Lieut
N. Dietz
Weekend Fights Across Cities Reported By Associated Press
Argentine featherweight champion Ricardo Gonzalez stopped Adrian Servin Sentina and outpointed Baby Vasquez. Lyle Mackin knocked out Billy Murray at 149 pounds. Hiram Bacallaro knocked out Mario De Leon in Havana.
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Adrian Servin Sentina
Baby Vasquez
Richmond
Calif
Lyle Mackin
Oakland
Billy Murray
Stockton
Havana
Hiram Bacallaro
Mario de Leor
Mexico
Major League Stars Shine in Double Victory Skits
Minnie Minoso and the Indians drove in nine runs with a grand slam and two singles in Cleveland s double win at Washington. Roy Face of the Pirates earned his 43rd straight win since May 30, 1958 as Pittsburgh swept Los Angeles 6-3 and 3-2 in the opener.
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Prishee
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League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
Baseball leaders lists show Kaline Detroit at .356 and Kuenn at .355 for batting. Hillebrew Washington leads in runs with 49, Yost Detroit 47. Killebrew 46 RBIs, Skowron 44. Kaline 82 hits, Fox 81. Aparicio 18 steals, Mantle 14. 15 or more decisions include Nelm 19 0 and Larsen 6 1. Pitching top mark Drysdale 91 strikeouts. Face Pittsburgh 164-0.
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Tasby Injured in Baltimore Chicago Series
Orioles outfielder Willie Tasby was struck on the head by a pitch from Dick Donovan in the eighth inning of the second game and was hospitalized for X rays after being carried from the field. White Sox player Jim Landis suffered a bruised hand from a Jacek Harshman pitch in the first game.
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al Smith
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Oy Bob Shaw
Joe Ginsberg
Round Table Seeks Stars and Stripes Glory After Capital Win
Round Table, the era’s leading money winner, aims for the $75,000 Stars and Stripes Handicap on July 4 after a vital victory in the Citation Handicap at Washington Park. The four month layoff proved harmless as Round Table tied Swaps’ track mark 1:33 2/5 and added $33,750 to lift career earnings to $1,396,938.
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Chicago
Travis M. Kerr
Washington Park
Swaps
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