Spahn Pitches Braves Into NL Lead in Six-Hit Win
Warren Spahn hurled a brilliant three-hitter to lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 6-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants at Seals Stadium, moving Milwaukee into the NL lead by a razor-thin margin. Del Crandall homered as Milwaukee built early advantages, while Willie Mays walked but no other Giant reached base until the eighth. The win capped a strong stretch for Milwaukee, with 11 wins in 13 games as Los Angeles fell to Cincinnati.
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Senators edge Indianapolis 4 3 in final Ninth inning win
Charleston defeated Indianapolis 4 to 3 as Don Taussig delivered the decisive runs with a ninth inning single after a 3-3 tie. Grimsley earned the win for Charleston while Ho bach would pitch for Indianapolis in the looming finale. The series to this point featured three one run margins with Taussig driving both late scoring plays and Callison hitting a solo homer in game one.
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Errors Spahn Whips Giants On Three-Hitter
Warren Spahn, 38, pitched Milwaukee Braves to a 6-1 win over the San Francisco Giants on a three-hitter. The victory put the Braves in NL lead, aided by a five-error Giant infield. Spahn improved to 15-10 this season with 261 career wins. He quipped he will pitch them while others count.
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Kansas City Wins Second Game With Eight Runs
Kansas City defeats Boston 8 to 6 in the second game as Boone hits a home run. Dickson picks up the win while Schroll suffers the loss. The line shows early 0 0 0 by KC, then 2 6 0, and 0 0 0. Boston answers with 1 2 0 and 2 1 0 in later frames.
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Baltimore Nips Chisox 1-0 On Unearned Runs
Orioles prevail 3-2 over White Sox as two unearned runs in the eighth prove decisive. Ken McBride left with bases loaded in a 2-1 Chicago lead. Willie Aparicio misplayed a toss on Billy Klaus' grounder to allow the go-ahead run. Billy Klaus, Luis Aparicio, Turk Lown, Gerry Staley, and Ken McBride figure in the late swing. Frank Lary threads his win over the Yankees. Detroit clocked 11 of 15 against New York. Mantle drives in the Yankees’ run while Chrisley belts his sixth for Detroit with a 4-3 victory. Kansas City's split twi-night at Boston reshapes standings as Pete Runnels drives three for the Red Sox in game one. Al Schroll and Murry Dickson share the mound in game two.
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Baseball schedule highlights for the American League and more
MLB action lists multiple games with pitchers and matchups. Detroit visits New York as Mossi faces Shantz, Cleveland at Washington under night games, Kansas City at Boston Bucks against Wilson, Chicago at Baltimore Latman and McBride oppose Fisher and Portocarrero, Philadelphia at Chicago Connley versus Hobbie, Pittsburgh at St. Louis Friend versus Broglio, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Milwaukee at San Francisco with Pizarro versus Sanford.
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Thursday games list and Tuesday results text
Thursday games Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington Kansas City at Boston Chicago at Baltimore Philadelphia at Chicago Milwaukee at San Francisco Pittsburgh at St. Louis Cincinnati at Los Angeles Tuesday results Philadelphia 2 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 1 Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 1 Only games scheduled
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National League Box Score Summary Cards
Chicago and Philadelphia players feature noted batters Koppe T Tyler Ashburn Noren and others. Abbreviated line scores show at bats hits runs and errors for each team with positions listed including shortstop Koppe and outfielders Tyler Ashburn and Noren. The fragment highlights batting order and fielding labels typical of a box score from a National League game.
Francona drives in four in 8-2 win. Spahn wins 15th
Tito Francona of the Indians drove in four runs with a two-run homer and a two-run triple in an 8-2 victory over Washington raising his batting average to .416. Warren Spahn of the Braves pitched Milwaukee to a 6-1 win over San Francisco for his 15th victory, moving the team into the NL lead.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver lost 1 to Sacramento 3 while San Diego defeated Portland 4 to 0 and Phoenix beat Salt Lake City 5 to 3. Spokane routed Salt Lake City 5 to 3 while Seattle won 1 to 0. In the American Association St Paul beat Dallas 8 to 5 and Fort Worth swept 4 to 1. Minneapolis fell 1 to 4 against Charleston as Indianapolis lost 3 to 5 to Louisville. Omaha edged Denver 8 to 2. Houston defeated Buffalo 6 to 0. International League results saw Buffalo 8 Miami 6 and Montreal 5 Toronto 0 while Richmond beat Havana 5 to 1 and Rochester defeated Columbus 3 to 0.
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Liston Valdes TV Fight Tonight in Chicago Stadium
Nino Valdes meets heavyweight contender Sonny Liston on ABC TV at 9 pm EST in Chicago Stadium. Liston, ranked No 3 by the NBA and Ring, is 17 fights unbeaten with one loss. Valdes has 48 wins in 67 with 35 knockouts and seeks an upset.
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