Pirates Rally To Beat Giants 6-1 In San Francisco
Bob Bailey delivered an 11th inning grand slam to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-1 win over the San Francisco Giants. Roberto Clemente hit a first inning homer, while Willie Mays tied it for the Giants with a ninth inning single. Bob Veale pitched well before the ninth inning stumble, and Mazeroski sparked a seventh inning lead with a RBI single.
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Bowling Uples High Team Game Shifts Scores High marks
Weisenberger rolled 1060 for team game with 646 by V Weisenberger (223 208 215) and 600 by H Grimmer (220 210). Eberly posted 616 (213 201 202) and Mansfield 553 while Chapman 568 and Robbins 959 contributed with Smith 509.
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Standings and Results from Monday Baseball Card
Standings show Baltimore 11 California 9 in 10 innings. Schedule notes include Wednesday games Baltimore at Kansas City California at Detroit Boston at Washington. National League leaders list Los Angeles 88 61 9 Soldiers: Pitts 87 63 5 80.7 etc. Various interleague matchups and scores follow with New York and Philadelphia in contention.
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Buckeye Question Mark How Will Sophs React In Game
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes previews the opening with three sophomores starters on offense and three on defense against a nine game schedule. He notes he cannot judge readiness until the first game and that many backfield players are newcomers or inexperienced.
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Sweet Lou Johnson Shines as Dodgers Clinch Wins
Don Drysdale notes Lou Johnson as the latest Dodger favorite nicknamed Sweet Lou. Johnson, a journeyman outfielder who joined L A last season, has delivered key hits that helped the Dodgers win the pennant and World Series. He homered to fuel Claude Osteen against the Mets on Sept 13 and a three run shot boosted Koufax against the Pirates on Sept 16.
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Indians Edge Toward Fifth Place as Season Nears End
Cleveland Indians host the Minnesota Twins at Municipal Stadium in the final home stand. Sonny Siebert, with 16 wins, leads the rotation against Jim Perry, 9-6, in a game that could affect the club’s final standing and the interim manager George Strickland’s hopes for next season.
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Patterson Favored Over Cooper In Major Heavyweight Bout
Floyd Patterson a 6 4 favorite to beat Henry Cooper in London tonight. If Patterson wins, he could face Karl Mildenberger and then Cassius Clay, with $500000 at stake. Concerns include Patterson's weak chin and Cooper's tendency to bleed from eye cuts.
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Yankee Shakeup Topping Resigns
The New York Yankees oust chief executive Daniel R. Topping after 19 years, selling his 10 percent stake. CBS takes full ownership as Michael Burke is named chairman, with Lee MacPhail seen as a potential new general manager amid the club’s worst season since 1913.
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Rose Bowl Rivalry Forces First UPI Top Ten
Michigan State remains No. 1 after beating NC State 28-10 as UCLA blazes to second with a 57-14 win over Pittsburgh. USC and Michigan follow, with Alabama, Nebraska, Purdue, Florida, Arkansas and Missouri also in the top ten.
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Browns vow no letdown after Packers defeat
Cleveland Browns players Leroy Kelly and Ernie Green addressed the Touchdown Club and pledged not to underestimate the St. Louis Cardinals after a close loss to Green Bay. Coach Blanton Collier echoed the need to move on and avoid any letdown despite the tough earlier setback.
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