Birds Stop Indians in Washington White Sox routs
The Washington Senators defeated the Cleveland Indians 8 to 4 as Camilo Pascual earned his 15th win with a four hitter. Jim Lemon Lenny Green and Brooks Robinson led the offense with key hits while Dick Donovan took the loss. The Orioles later topped the Indians 4 to 0, scoring on passed balls and home runs.
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League Leaders In Batting And Pitching From AP Lists
The AP lists top American League batters and pitchers for players with 375 at bats or more. Key figures include Kuenn and Colavito in batting, May and Mantle among leaders, and Bunning and McLish featuring in strikeouts and decisions. National League leaders include Aaron and Pinson with top batting and power marks and Drysdale and Antonelli in pitching.
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Today's Baseball Standings and Scores Snapshot
The AP summary shows standings for the American and National leagues with teams such as Chicago Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Boston Kansas City Washington New York San Francisco Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati and others. It lists wins losses and percentages along with Friday and Thursday results and upcoming scheduled games.
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Braves Rally Past Cardinals for 7 4 Victory
Hank Aaron sparked the comeback with a three run double in the seventh as the Braves erased a deficit to beat the Cardinals 7 4. Piterang Roger Craig and 18 man bullpen held the Phillies to few hits over six innings in a separate note of strong pitching.
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Ring Stops Howard in Los Angeles Bout
The Associated Press reports in Los Angeles that fighter Lee Angeles defeated Howard Ring by stoppage in Reno Nevada. Ring was halted in the 6th round after a series of decisive blows.
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Eagles Real Competition For Colts
The Baltimore Colts preparation moves to Philadelphia for a Sunday workout against the Eagles. Coach Weeb Ewbank plans to play the first unit about three quarters, with changes possible if necessary. Injury notes include Raymond Berry Hal Lewis Leo Sanford and Bert Redmar sidelined or limited for the tilt.
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Transfer Race Card To Hagerstown Track
Baltimore Cumberland's two week horse race meeting shifts to Hagerstown after a shortage of horses at Cumberland. Maryland Racing Commission chairman R. Bruce Livie says emergency powers authorized the transfer and Timonium and Marlboro dates moved. Cumberland opens in Hagerstown for 12 days before the regular 12 day Hagerstown session begins.
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Cadets Review and Doping Scandal Mix in Page Snippet
The fragment outlines a cadet scouting report by Coach Jack Molesworth for Frederick High School detailing a three option quarterback play against Howard County. It abruptly shifts to a doping suspension affecting racing and a harness event with names like Kimball and Jacy Eler mentioned in a separate New York AP brief.
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Florida golfer advances to semifinals in match play
Barbara McIntire of Lake Park Florida reached the semifinals with a 5 and 4 victory over Marcella Rose of St. Louis. Sherry Wheeler of Glasgow Kentucky joined in the top bracket by defeating Mrs Paul Dye Jr of Indianapolis 1 up.
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Glasgow
Paul Dye Jr
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Mackay confident as he reaches National Tennis quarterfinals
Barry Mackay of Dayton Ohio rolled to a 64 64 37 victory over Bob Mark of Australia in the quarterfinals, blasting 22 aces and 10 double faults as he predicted he could win the tournament. He lost only one service game in the tenth and then recovered with four powerful serves in the sixteenth game.
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