Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
In the American League Cleveland leads with 7 wins and an .833 pace, NY and Chicago tied at .556, and Kansas City at .444. Yesterday Baltimore toppled Boston 5 to 2, Cleveland crushed Detroit 14 to 1, and New York routed Washington 11 to 4. Tonight Chicago visits Kansas City, New York plays Washington, and Baltimore travels to Boston. In the National League Milwaukee sits at 5 1 ? with a strong start, while Los Angeles and San Francisco hover near .545. Scores yesterday include Milwaukee defeating Cincinnati 7-4 and Chicago beating St Louis 1-0. Thursday brings Milwaukee at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Boxscore Highlights From Baltimore Boston Tilt
Major league box score notes Baltimore 27-12 27-9 with five left on base for Baltimore and Gardner listed with a home run. Triandos credited in the play by play. Boston’s lineup and details appear fragmentary but indicate a high scoring game.
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Baltimore
Oston Ng “Gardner
Hr—Triandos
WVU Beats Fairmont West Virginia in Basketball Thriller
WVU defeated Fairmont with a 120 000 020 to 120 score. Apicella West Goff Chuma Bolyard and Ewing starred for WVU while Gouzd Delli Gabor led Fairmont. West earned the win as Gouzd took the loss.
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Fairmont
WVU
Apicella
West
Goff
Chuma
Bolyard
Ewing
Gouzd
Delli
Getti
Gabor
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Demeter and Fowler Spark Dodgers to Victory
Rookie Demeter and veteran Fowler powered the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 7-4 win over the San Francisco Giants at the Coliseum. Demeter homered twice more to lead the majors with six season blasts as Fowler earned his second relief win amid a four-game Dodgers streak. Giants Felipe Alou and Jackie Brandt homered, Cubs halted by Hobbie’s solid one-hitter, and Braves Spahn collected his 248th MLB win as NL action bundled around.
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ED Wilks
Don Demeter
Art Fowler
Los Angelesers
Demeter
Coliseum
San Francisco Giants
Fowler
Reds
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Braves
Cincinnati
Warren Spahn
Glen Hobbie
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Boston
Oklahoma City
RBI
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Gus Triandos
Dodger
Don Zimmer
Felipe Alou
Jackie Brandt
al Worthington
Stan Williams
San Francisco
Jrun
Don Drysdale
Hobbie
Stan Musial
Musial
Cubs
Walt Moryn
Sammy Taylor
Gary Blaylock
Hank Aaron
Bob Purkey
Vada Pinson
Spahn
Spahine
No Hit Pitcher Don Black Dies in Akron
Don Black, a right handed pitcher who rose from the minors to the Athletics and later with the Cleveland Indians, died at 40 after collapsing while watching his old team on TV. He gave Cleveland a 10 win season and threw a no hitter against Philadelphia on July 10 1947.
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Akron, Ohio
Don Black
Cleveland Indians
St. Thomas Hospital
Black
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Athletics
Athhelics
Musial spoils Hobbie's near no hitter in windblown Wrigley
Cubs pitcher Glen Hobbie nearly no-hit the Cardinals until Stan Musial doubled in the seventh. Musial later spoiled Hobbie's no-hitter with two out in the ninth before ending the game on a grounder. Cubs manager Bob Scheffing deferred on advice, noting 17 years in the league still can't outguess Musial.
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Glen Hobbie
Chicago Cubs
Hobbie
St. Louis
Wrigley Field
Stan
Musial
Cub
Bob Scheffing
Sam Taylor
Scheffing
Taylor
Glen
Binor League Scores Distinctly Low in Extra Innings
In the Pacific Coast League Sacramento edged Vancouver 1 0 after 18 innings. Phoenix beat Portland 7 5, San Diego won 2 1 at Spokane, Seattle defeated Salt Lake City 6, and Montreal beat Richmond 8 1 in International League action. American Association results included Houston 6 over St Paul 5, Denver 7 over Fort Worth 6, Indianapolis 7 over Omaha 9, Louisville 3 over Charleston 2, and Dallas 4 over Minneapolis 3.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Vancouver
Phoenix
Portland
San Diego
Spokane
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Toronto
Buffalo
Miami
Rochester
Havana
Montreal
Richmond
American Assn
Houston
St. Paul
Denver
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Charleston
Dallas
Minneapolis
Haney Has Hill Stars To Spare
Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney relies on veteran starters Bob Rush Lew Burdette Warren Spahn and Bob Buhl while holding two young pitchers Joey Jay and Carleton Willey in reserve as weather and doubleheaders push back their chances. Jay waits for his turn despite calls to start. Willey has yet to appear this season.
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Milwaukee
Fred Haney
Milwaukee Braves
Haney
Joey Jay
Middletown
Conn
Jay
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carleton Willey
Cherryfield
Maine
Bob Rush
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
Bob Buhl
Aaron Leads Braves Quest for NL Pennant
Aaron and Del Crandall each had three hits as the Milwaukee Braves beat Cincinnati 7-4 to stretch their lead. Aaron raised his average to .567 with a two run triple and a double and single, aiding a fifth win in six games. Del Crandall also contributed three hits in the victory.
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Tribe
Fred Haney
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
McLish Keeps Up Detroit Mastery in 14-1 Blowout
Detroit ace Jim McLish slugged a six hitter to beat the Tigers 14-1, backed by four homers led by Minnie Minoso's two, boosting Cleveland's lead while New York and Baltimore won to tighten AL standings. Mantle and Berra homered for the Yankees as Don Larsen won in relief. Washington, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Los Angeles also won in a day of lopsided scores.
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Calvin Coolidge Becumseh
MicLish
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Minnie Minoso
McLish
Brooklyn Dodgers
Kirby Higbe
Dixie Howell
Gene Mauch
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
al Gionfriddo
Chicago Cubs
Frankie Gustine
Bucs
Clyde McCullough
Cliff Chambers
MacLish
Indians
Tribe
Detroit
New York Yankees
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Glen Hobbie
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Don Demeter
George Strickland
Vic Power
Yankees
Pete Ramos
Mickey Mantle
Hank Bauer
Yogi Berra
Norm Siebern
Bill Skowron
A's
Pierce
Gus Triandos
Orioles
Jerry Casale
Hoyt Wilhelm
Three Jockeys Share Delaware Handicap Wins
Wilmington AP reports three jockeys Moose Peters Abelardo De Lara and Eric Guerin each won the Delaware Handicap. Peters rode Roseanna in 1937 and Dotted Swiss in 1941 when it was the New Castle Handicap. De Lara won Monida in 1942 and Bridal Flower in 1946. Guerin captured Busanda in 1951 and Parlo in 1955. Bill Hartack earned the top purse.
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Moose Peters
Abelardo de Lara
Eric Guerin
Peters
Roseanna
New Castle
DeLara
Monida
Bridal Flower
Guerin
Busanda
Parlo
Bill Hartack
Tigers Start Slump Brings Fans to Boos and Bills
Detroit suffers a 14 1 Indians rout as seven losses in eight games spark fan anger at manager Bill Norman and pitcher Paul Foytack. Hib marks a slow start with boos, while Billy Martin fires back and yearbooks go on sale amid a bleak box office outlook.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Bill Norman
Paul Foytack
Indians
Tiger
Norman
George Susce
Hank Aguirre
Billy Martin
Martin
Tigers
Medalist Beaten In N S Amateur Golf Action
In Pinehurst North Carolina the North and South Amateur reduced the field to 32 after first round play. Dr Wendell Aldrich 38 year old dentist from Angola Indiana defeated co medalist Dave Smith of Gastonia North Carolina 2 and 1. Aldrich advances to face Pvt John Schubeck of Fort Knox Kentucky in the second round as Dick Chapman defending champion and Mal Galletta former winner clash in the upper bracket. Herb Durham 1958 runner up from Dallas meets Howard Everett of Northfield New Jersey who beat Jim Ford 4 and 3. Everett three under par in victory and Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia who has won three titles here in nine years faces Paul Kelly of Ossining New York.
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N.C
Dave Smith
Gastonia
Wendell Aldrich
Angola
Ind
Smith
John Schubeck
Ft. Knox
Dick Chapman
Mal Galletta
Old Westbury
N.Y
Herb Durham
Dallas
Tex
Howard Everett
Northfield
N.J
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Jim Ford
St. Louis
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Paul Kelly
Ossining
Today's Pitchers AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Detroit Bell 1 0 vs Lary 0 1 Chicago at Kansas City Donovan 14 vs Garver 1 1 New York at Washington Ford 1 0 vs Stubbs 0 1 Baltimore at Boston Porto carrero 0 1 vs Brewer 1 1
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Detroit
Bell
Lary
Chicago
Kansas City
Donovan
Garver
New York
Washington
Ford
Stubbs
Baltimore
Boston
Portocarrero
Brewer
Baseball matchups for four city series announced
Milwaukee hosts Philadelphia with Burdette facing Roberts. San Francisco visits Los Angeles pairing Sanford against Koufax. Cincinnati travels to Pittsburgh featuring Nuxhall versus Friend. St Louis visits Chicago with Mizell opposite Phillips in a four game slate.
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Philadelphia
Burdette
Roberts
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sanford
Koufax
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Nuxhall
Friend
St. Louis
Chicago
Mizell
Phillips
Demeter's three two-run shots pace Cubs win in 11
Hitting star Hitting-Don Demeter belted his third two run homer of the game as the Cubs crushed the Giants 9 7 in 11 innings. Glen Hobbie allowed only one hit until Stan Musial spoiled a perfect game bid with a two out double in the seventh. The Cubs moved to 1-0 behind Hobbie’s strong effort.
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Associated Press
Don Demeter
Dodgers
Giants
Glen Hobbie
Cubs
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Turia Scoring Margin Cited in 1957 Event
The record notes Princess Turia scored within a 1957 competition, contributing to a stated amount of 120,875 units. This entry highlights a historical sports moment tied to Turia and a significant score or tally from that year.
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Princess Turia
Major batting and pitching leaders in 1960s baseball standings
Major players lead in batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals for both the Cleveland and Los Angeles baseball organizations. Notable names include Strickland, Kaline, Triandos, Aaron, Demeter, Cepeda, and Drysdale with top marks in 230 plus at bats and 20 plus at bats categories. Pitching leaders feature Ferrarese, McLish, Larsen, Antonelli, Hobbie, Fowler, Spahn, and Burdette with perfect 2-0 records and leading strikeout totals.
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Kaline
Detroit
Bertoia
Washington
Strickland
Cleveland
Finigan
Baltimore
Buddin
Boston
Cerv
Kansas City
Skowron
New York
Triandos
Landis
Lollar
Chicago
Power
Killebrew
Ferrarese
McLish
Cleveland Larsen
Wilhelm
Aaron
Milwaukee
Demeter
Los Angeles
Brandt
Cepeda
San Francisco
San Franciscco
Long
Pinson
Cincinnati
Moon
Los
Antonelli
Hobbie
Fowler
Klippstein
Spahn
Burdette
Drysdale
Future Stars Seattle Sends Two Prospects To Cincinnati
Phoenix Giants manager John Davis profiles Seattle three top prospects Vada Pinson and Claude Osteen headed to Tampa for a chance with Cincinnati. Pinson, 20, shows speed and hitting ability but needs fielding work. Osteen, 18, praised for fast pace, curve, and strikeouts. Also notes Clay Dalrymple, Ray Webster, Amarillo cuts, Jim McDaniel injury, Don Williams relief pitcher, Andre Rodgers potential Giants, and Rodgers hit .354 with 31 homers.
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Seattle
Vada Pinson
Claude Osteen
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Fla
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Pinson
Osteen
Vancouver
Phoenix
Redlegs
Clay Dalrymple
Allstars
Ft. Myers
Pittsburgh
Don Williams
Pirates
Andre Rodgers
San Francisco Giants
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