Zero Hour for Maris in Quest to Break Ruth 60
Roger Maris of the New York Yankees faced a tense night with 58 homers and two games left to threaten Babe Ruth’s 60 in a season. He went 0 for 9 in the nightcap and 1 for 9 overall, narrowly missing a historic blast amid wind and rain delays as the Yankees split a doubleheader with Baltimore to secure at least a tie for the pennant.
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A's Split Twinbill In Cleveland Doubleheader
Jim Archer of the Kansas City Athletics shut out Cleveland 6-0 in the opener of a twi-nighter at Cleveland, then the Indians came back to win 6-2 in the nightcap. Archer, 9th win to 13 losses, allowed six hits after losing six straight. Bobby Del Greco belted his fourth homer of the year in the third inning for Kansas City, with three A's runs via sacrifice flies. Valmy Thomas hit his first homer of the season for Cleveland in the second game.
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Kansas Senior Women's Golf Qualifiers Lead at Manhattan
Six teen qualifiers tees off in the 12th annual Kansas Senior Women's Golf Tournament at Manhattan Country Club. Medalist Mrs John Wilken of Shawnee Mission shot 90 in qualifying. Defending champion Mrs Doug Joscelyn of Salina posted 99 as the field narrowed with a 100 cut.
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Bowling Scores Mixed High and Independent Leads
A fragmented bowling score listing shows LIGHT OWL Badget High 176 460 and Pee W Hiatt 0 30, Peterson 181 497, Royal 176 478, Isles 173 481, Lemon 181, Robinson 400, Anson 408, Pogue 318, Cordie HI 172, Medlin 484, Hitts 177 468, Jackson 185, Cordie 507, Cheney 187, Hennett 504, Nicholas 196 501, Nelson 328, Stine 198 804, Bertram 193 518, Bondy 196 501, Gambles 10 30, and Santerra Independent with high scores noted. Multiple teams and players appear with varied high marks across the meet.
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Yankees Clinch Tie as Daley Beats Orioles in Nightcap
Bud Daley pitched a five hitter to lift the Yankees 3-1 and clinch a pennant tie, while Baltimore’s Steve Barber topped New York 1-0 in the opener. Bill Skowron homered for the Yankees delivering the lead in the nightcap, as Maris went 0-for-4 with an infield single. Detroit kept a mathematical shot at the pennant by beating the Angels, and Cleveland split with Kansas City.
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Ottawa Bowl Ad and Contact Details
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Huskers For A Surprise
Lincoln Nebraska AP Nebraska's Cornhuskers seek a surprise finish this season after a string of big upsets. Coach Bill Jennings returns a sturdy line and versatile backfield with Pat Fischer departed, Dennis Claridge Ron Meade and John Faiman expected to contribute passing and running threats. Thorntons move to left halfback adds to the offense as Nebraska aims for a higher league finish.
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Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday Results and Schedule
Baseball scoreboard reports Tuesday results: Baltimore 1 1 New York 0 3 Kansas City 6 2 Cleveland 0 6 Chicago 5 Boston 1 Minnesota 3 Washington 1 Detroit 6 Los Angeles 2. Tonight Los Angeles at Detroit New York at Baltimore Kansas City at Cleveland Minnesota at Washington Boston at Chicago. Thursday Minnesota at Washington. No games scheduled elsewhere. Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 7 Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 0 San Francisco 11 Milwaukee 10 Milwaukee at San Francisco Philadelphia at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Rambunctious Reds Challenge Dodgers With Pennant Push
Cincinnati’s Reds, with a patchwork lineup led by Gene Freese and Jim O’Toole, beat the Pirates 10-1 to move five games ahead of Los Angeles. Freese homered twice, O’Toole earned his sixth straight win, and the Reds trimmed the magic number toward their first NL title since 1940 as the Dodgers lost to the Cubs.
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