Yankees Drill A's In 21-7 Baseball Rout
The New York Yankees pounded the Kansas City Athletics 21 to 7 as Mickey Mantle and Al Kaline Howard led the assault with three home runs a triple a double and two singles. Mantle added two stolen bases in the winners’ big offensive display of the season.
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Dodgers Win Windup Fight With Reds In Dramatic Overtime
Dodgers squeeze play sets up Gilliam bunt for lead as Roseboro scores. W Davis hits inside the park homer on hit and run. Drysdale, tired yet triumphant, saves the win by keeping the ball low to prevent the long ball. Clubhouse celebration erupts as Alston and Durocher reconcile.
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Dodgers Try Squeeze Play To Spark Gilliam In Key Game
City Baseball continued from Page C One Dodgers coach recalls designing a squeeze play for Gilliam because Willie had been cold at bat. Alston and Durocher explained Gilliam’s homer was his first hit in 10 appearances and that the plan focused on hitting the curve from Jay. The context notes past losses at Cincinnati and mentions Williams and Purkey starting in the series windup tonight.
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Aaron Close on Trail of Crown in NL Batting Race
Milwaukee slugger Hank Aston, 23, seeks a third NL batting title as he boosts his season average to .242 with two homers in the Braves 4 3 8 victory over San Francisco. He recalls his 1959 form while noting a shift toward right field.
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Cleveland Indian President Myron H. Whitson Dies
Myron H. Whitson, president of the Cleveland Indians, died in Cleveland Clinic Hospital Sunday after being in the hospital for several weeks. He had led the Indians since 1852, taking over from Ellis Ryan and associates.
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Never On Sunday Maxwell Drives White Sox to Split
Chicago outfielder Charley Maxwell, known for Sunday power, hit a grand slam and a two run double in an 11-3 victory in the first game after joining the White Sox in a June waiver deal. Detroit took the second game 8-3 as Billy Bruton hit a grand slam.
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Sports on Radio TV Dodeer 4 Sei KFL 5 p.m
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Orioles Triumph 6-5 Over Indians in Baseball Notes
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