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White Sox Tie Orioles For Second With Twin Wins
The White Sox beat Cleveland 6-5 and 5-2 to cut the Indians’ lead to one game. Wynn and Pierce won, Chicago remaining in a second-place tie with Baltimore as Detroit dropped further after Kansas City’s 4-3 win. Orioles swept the Yankees 5-4 and 3-2 aided by ten pinch hitters, the teams setting a major league record.
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National League Standings and Results Summary
Associated Press reports the National League standings show Los Angeles 9 5 and 61, Milwaukee 7 4 as leaders. Sunday results include Pittsburgh 9 Philadelphia 2 and Los Angeles 17 St Louis 11, while San Francisco 3 Chicago 2 and Cincinnati 11 Milwaukee 10. Saturday scores feature Cincinnati 7 Milwaukee 6 and St Louis 6 Los Angeles 5, with Chicago 5 San Francisco 3 and Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 2. Monday schedules list SF at PHI and LA at PIT among others.
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Bravesshuffle benches after three straight losses
Milwaukee manager Fred Haney benched Johnny Logan and Wes Covington and hinted first baseman Joe Adcock may sit as the Braves, 7 4, fall to 2d in NL behind Los Angeles after an 11 10 loss to Cincinnati. Logan and Covington struggle at the plate as Haney cites lack of zip on double plays and baserunning.
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Philley Drives Five as Phillies Top Pirates 10-5
Dave Philley batted for Ed Bouchee at first base and delivered a home run and a double, driving in five runs to rally the Philadelphia Phillies to a 10-5 win over Pittsburgh after the Pirates won the opener 9-2. Hoyt Wilhelm and the Orioles blanked the Yankees 3-2, completing a doubleheader sweep after a 4-4 opener.
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Pacific Coast and Associated Leagues Scores Snapshot
In the Pacific Coast League results Vancouver beat San Diego 7-1 while Seattle triumphed 10-1 over Rochester. Calgary? Montreal and Toronto split, with Montreal 3 Columbus 3 in 15 innings and Toronto 6 Richmond 4 11 innings. other scores include American Association interleague clashes and a busy day across cities Salt Lake City Denver Fort Worth Minneapolis Dallas.
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Reds Top Spahn Again and Dump Braves From Ist
Reds rally to defeat the Braves 7-4 as Spahn yields the decisive runs in the ninth. Johnny Temple homers and drives in the winning run, while Frank Robinson sac flies in the decisive frame. The Dodgers move into first with a 17-11 win over the Cardinals as Gil Hodges and Don Zimmer drive in six between them. Furillo also contributes four hits and three RBIs.
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American League Pitchers Set for Busy Schedule
No games scheduled tonight. Antonio Antonelli faces Roberts in Los Angeles. N Ry sdale meets Witt in Pittsburgh. Chicago plays Milwaukee with Smith against Willey as the day’s only games are listed.
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Boxing card results from Hollywood and New York bouts
In Hollywood Joe Miceli from New York edged Art Aragon of Los Angeles 148 to 152 over 10 rounds. Rutland's Tom Garrow, 147 from Claremont New Hampshire, stopped Bobby Veal, 142 of Boston in two. Havana Paul Diaz, 156 from Cuba, outpointed Art Glass, 157 1 2, Dayton Ohio, 10 rounds.
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Flung Bat Kills Sandlot Player in Pittsburgh
John N. Merry, 17, was killed at a sandlot game when a bat slipped from Allen Schiegg, 17, striking him in the chest as he waited his turn. Schiegg said wet hands from perspiration caused the loss of grip. police quoted him.
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Leagues Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns led the National Football League ball carriers last season with 1527 yards on 257 attempts. In fact, he set a new league record for one season.
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