Tigers Slow Yankees Rally With Doubleheader Wins
The Detroit Tigers halted New York’s pennant push by winning the opening game in ninth inning drama and then taking the nightcap behind solid pitching by Don McLain. Yogi Berra remains optimistic, hoping the Yankees win two versus Cleveland as Chicago and Baltimore jockey for position behind the leaders.
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Cardinals Plan To Win It Along
ST LOUIS AP The St Louis pennant push heads into the final three games with confidence that no rival can derail them. Captain Ken Boyer insists they will not lose more, while wary of the New York Mets who oppose in the set. Cincinnati Reds are close, with two games left against Philadelphia. Mayo Smith praised St Louis for sound, balanced play as Bob Gibson was slated to face Al Jackson in tonight’s key game.
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Herman Expected To Pilot Boston
Boston reports Billy Herman poised to replace Johnny Pesky as Red Sox manager with a two year contract. Pesky likely to join the organization in development work. The team sits eighth in the American League, lowest under owner Thomas A. Yawkey, amid a sixth straight season outside the top tier. Durocher leaves Dodgers for an unspecified new major league post. Hank Bauer earns a two year deal with Baltimore, getting about a five thousand dollar raise per year. Herman previously managed in Minneapolis and Richmond, awaiting a second chance. Pesky has faced morale issues with benching Yastrzemski and Stuart for lack of hustle.
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Baseball scoreboard and upcoming games report
Detroit leads 4 5 with New York at 2 2 and Boston 4 Cleveland 2 Kansas City 5 Minnesota 4 in 12 innings Baltimore 2 Washington 0. Today's games list Cleveland at New York Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at Chicago 2 twilight Los Angeles at Minnesota. Saturday schedule Kansas City at Chicago Detroit at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Washington at Boston New York 51 108 .321 41. Thursday results Milwaukee 7 New York 3 San Francisco 6 Houston 3 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3 New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Houston at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Milwaukee 2 twilight Pittsburgh at Milwaukee New York at St Louis Chicago at San Francisco.
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Orioles blank Washington as McNally shines in pennant pursuit
By the Associated Press pitching ace Dave McNally allowed only a seventh inning two-out double by Don Lock for a 2-0 Orioles win over Washington to stay alive in the American League race. Hitting leader Jim Coker of Cincinnati powered the Reds to a 5-4 win over Pittsburgh, pulling them to one and a half games behind the NL leaders St Louis.
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Kelso Set to Duel in 100000 Woodward at Aqueduct
Kelso the four time Horse of the Year plans a final push to become racing’s richest. He faces Gun Bow Quadrangle and Colorado King in the Woodward Stakes at Aqueduct, a 1072000 dollar purse with 69680 to the winner.
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Nicklaus 13 Shoots 70 at Scioto Golf Course
When he was thirteen, Jack Nicklaus carded a 70 on the challenging Scioto course in Columbus Ohio, marking an early display of his emerging golfing talent.
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Cincy uses reserve Coker to beat Pirates in race for NL flag
Cincinnati shifts to within a half game of St Louis as reserve catcher Jim Coker homers and drives in a win over Pittsburgh. Ed wards hurt, Coker goes 1 for 4 with a single double and home run sparking a 5-4 Reds victory amid pennant chase.
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National League pennant playoff plan outlined
Cincinnati AP notes the National League pennant race plans a possible two team playoff. If a playoff is needed the first game will be played Monday in the city that won the draw. The second and third games would be in the other city if required.
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Boxing Tries Going Alone At Madison Square Garden
New York AP report says boxing will stage shows without TV money, featuring Doug Jones of New York versus George Chuvalo of Toronto at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Harry Markson expects biweekly winter events with real money, while Jones disputez for No. 4 WBA ranking against Chuvalo.
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