Tigers Beat Senators 9 2 in Briggs Stadium Debut Night
Ozzie Virgil led a 17 hit attack in Detroit as the Tigers won 9 to 2 over Washington. Frank Bolling homered and singled three times while Al Kaline extended his hitting streak to 15 games. Bill Hoeft pitched a complete game for Detroit, ending a 24 inning scoreless streak by the Senators. audience 29,794.
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St Louis Triumphs Over Reds In High Scoring Contest
In Cincinnati the Cardinals edged the Redlegs 10 to 4 as St Louis broke a 4 4 tie with a big ninth inning. Joe Cunningham plated a bases loaded triple followed by Stan Musial’s RBI triple and Ken Boyer’s homer to finish the rally. Curt Flood and Hover added homers for St Louis who totaled 13 hits. Phil Paine earned the win while Will Schmidt took the loss.
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Boxing results from West Coast bouts reported by AP
Fight results show Jimmy Marti outpointing Manz in Idaho while Willie Vaudin and Hank Casey beat opponents in California. Dwight Mawkins outpointed Nacho Escalante in San Bernardino with a 10 round decision.
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Yankees blank Indians as Ford extends streak to seven
Whitey Ford pitched a three hit shutout for the Yankees, walking two and fanning 16 to run his undefeated stretch to seven as New York ended a four game skid against the Indians. Ozzie Virgil led Detroit with two doubles and four singles in a 9-2 win over the Senators.
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Pirates Top Giants 6-1 Behind Triple Parade
Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 6 to 1 as Ted Khegszewski Roman Mejias and Bill Virdon hit three bases in the second inning. Giants manager Bill Rigney and coach Hermac Franks were ejected after arguing balls called on Frank Thomas. Curt Raydon earned his second win with Roy Face locking the save. Alou homered for the Giants.
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Minor Leagues Scores Rounded Up By Pacific and International Leagues
Pacific Coast results show San Diego 4 over Spokane 3 and Portland 6 to 5 against Vancouver with Salt Lake City 10 defeating Seattle 1 while Sacramento 6 beats Phoenix 2. International League games see Buffalo 1-2 over Richmond 7 and Toronto 5 over Miami 0 as Montreal 6 defeats Havana 4. American Association actions list Louisville 2, St. Paul 30, Denver 2, Indianapolis 6, Omaha 6, Wichita 5, Charleston 9, Minneapolis 1.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
American League and National League standings show New York leading with 35 wins and 19 losses, Milwaukee 25 93, and Chicago 28 32 among others. Tuesday results include Chicago 4 Boston 0 and New York 4 Cleveland 0. Thursday contests feature New York at Cleveland and Baltimore at Kansas City with Chicago at Milwaukee.
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Burdette Shuts Out Cubs as Braves Win 6 3
Milwaukee Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 3 behind Lew Burdette who allowed nine hits and struck out four. Moe Drabowsky took the loss for Chicago as Bobby Thomson homered for the Cubs. The win extends Milwaukee’s NL lead to 2 games over the Giants and Pirates.
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Phillies Rally Tops Dodgers in 9-6 Victory
Phillies avoid cellar by beating last-place Dodgers 9-6 behind Clem Labine’s seventh inning wild throw with bases loaded. Sally Heams extended his hitting streak to 16 games as Philadelphia seizes momentum. Dodgers used four pitchers as Sanford earned the win and Labine took the loss.
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White Sox blank Red Sox 4 0 in Chicago win
Chicago White Sox extend win streak to four with a 4 0 victory over the Boston Red Sox behind Billy Pierce five hit pitching. Boston starter Dave Sisler plagued early, while Billy Goodman drove in two with a sacrifice fly and a hit River Ray Boone and Pierce each added an RBI. The Chicago staff has not allowed a run in 33 innings and yielded just one run in 41 innings.
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Bone Chip Removed From Tim Tam's Leg
Philadelphia report says Tim Tam endured an hour and 22 minute operation to remove a major bone chip and several smaller fragments from the lower sesamoid. Veterinarians projected a six month recovery with a potential return to racing, trainer Jimmy Jones noting Tim Tam as a “million dollar horse.”
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Walkersville Tops Union Bridge In District Baseball
Walkersville defeated Union Bridge 16 to 5 in a Frederick County league game. Treut and Crum each had three hits and two double plays, while Baker earned the win allowing three hits in the final four frames. Dinterman Trout and B Smith boosted defense.
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Soviet Accuses Britain of Stalling on Talks
The Soviet Union bluntly accuses Britain of delaying discussions to improve cultural scientific and technical ties. Talks were expected to advance UK Soviet cooperation in those fields.
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