Haddix Pitches 12 Perfect Innings But Still Loses 2-0
Harvey Haddix of the Pirates hurled 12 perfect innings in Milwaukee before Joe Adcock’s 13th inning homer doomed Pittsburgh 2-0. Lew Burdette allowed 12 hits but no runs through 12, and the Braves won when Mantilla error and Adcock’s late blast produced the decisive final score.
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Yankees trade sparks chatter over Terry Lumpe swap
Kansas City AP notes fans and coaches debate the A's trade of Hector Lopez and Ralph Terry to New York in exchange for Jer ry Lumpe and pitchers Tom Sturdivant and Johnny Kurks. Johnny Sain voices a wary view of the Yankees’ pitching strategy as Terry is recalled from the junior varsity.
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Baseball scores from midweek National League games
Wednesday games Pittsburg at Milwaukee Milwaukee in N league. St Louis at San Francisco N. Chicago at Los Angeles N. Philadelphia at Cincinnati N. Tuesday results San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 0 13 innings Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 Only games scheduled.
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Indians Stay On Top as Ferrarese Shuts Out White Sox
Cleveland strengthened its AL lead with a 3-0 win over Chicago as Don Ferrarese and reliever Jim Perry combined for four hits allowed. Ferrarese drove in two runs and joined a 36-year record with three two-baggers in a nine inning game. Tom Brewer stopped New York’s offense for the win.
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Meyer Released by Athletics After Baseball Hiatus
Kansas City Athletics announce the outright release of pitcher Russ Meyer, signed as a free agent this spring after a year out of organized baseball. Meyer, a former pitcher, had been with the club since signing previously.
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