Reds Shutout Giants and St Louis Tops Colts
Cubs veteran Joey Amalfitano homered in the eighth and doubled in the 16th to lift Chicago past Philadelphia 4 3 in 16 innings. Fred Burdette won as Ernie Broglio faltered in extras. Philadelphia matched runs in the ninth but could not finish. Giants lost to Cincinnati 1 0. St Louis moved into fourth with a win over Houston.
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UPI
Joey Amalfitano
Chicago Cubs
Joey
New York Giants
Giants
Houston
Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago
Boozer
Amalfitano
Andre Rodgers
John Boozer
Dick Bertell
Clay Dalrymple
Ernie Broglio
Phils
Fred Burdette
Tony Taylor
Phillies
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hous
Pitchers Excel In IL Contests
IL action Tuesday produced two one hitters and four shutouts. Columbus edged Syracuse 1-0 and 4-2 as Don Cardwell and Bill Enoch earned wins. Pancho Herrera homered for Columbus while Willie Horton also went deep. Richmond’s Jim Brenneman improved to 10-10 with a 1-0 one hitter against Rochester, whose catcher John Griffin had the lone hit in the third inning.
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Mel Stottlemyer
New York Yankees
Dave Vineyard
Baltimore Orioles
Columbus
Syracuse
Jets
Don Cardwell
Bill Enoch
Pancho Herrera
Willie Horton
Jim Brenneman
Richmond
Rochester Redwings
John Griffin
Wings
Rochester
Tom Phoebus
Frank Funk
Atlanta
Ozzie Virgil
Darrell Sutherland
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Duke Carmel
Joe Hicks
Bisons
Angels Win Doubleheader as Chance Extends Streak
Dean Chance pitched his second straight two hit shutout in a 1-0 win over the Tigers to extend his unbeaten run to nine and drop his ERA to 1.60. Marv Grissom nurtured the hot rookie, while other AL results included the Orioles beating Boston 5-2 and the White Sox beating the Yankees in 10 innings.
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Angels
Tigers
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Orioles
Boston
George C
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UPI
Bill Veeck
Hank Bauer
Los Angeles Angels
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Grissom
New York Giants
Dean Chance
Chance
Detroit Tigers
Veeck
Hater
New York
Chicago White Sox
Bauer
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Indians
Minnesota
Washington
Metslike New York routs Pirates to tighten pennant race
Ex Pirates Joe Christopher and Al Jackson led New York to a 7 3 victory over Pittsburgh as Christoper slugged a homer two triples and a double and Jackson went the distance for a 9 12 record. The Pirates fell to 55 losses and 63 wins as they trailed the Phillies by 82 games and St Louis by 42.
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Baltimore
Twins
Minnesota Twins
Don Mincher
Bob Allison
Yankee
New York
Mincher
Camilo Pascual
Senators
Roy Sievers
Luis Tiant
Kansas City
Cleveland
Fred Whitfield
Tito Francona
Indians
Athletics
Jim Gentile
Billy Moran
UPI
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Phillies
St. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Christopher
Jackson
Joe Gibbon
Gene Freese
Bob Bailey
Vernon Law
Tracy Stallard
Mrs Welts Eliminated From NWA Golf Tourney
In Hutchinson Kansas UPI reports defending National Women's Amateur champion Mrs Anne Quast Welts failed to reach the match play cut at the 64th annual tournament. She shot 81 81 162 two over the required minimum. Jo Anne Gunderson Seattle and Barbara McIntire Colorado Springs shared medalist honors with 151 after 74 Tuesday. Polly Riley Fort Worth 151 also carded 151. Peggy Conley Spokane Patricia Shook Saginaw and Mrs Philip Culdone Montclair each shot 74s in the day’s play.
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Hutchinson
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UPI
Anne Quast Welts
Wells
Seattle
Wash
Jo Anne Gunderson
Barbara McIntire
Colorado Springs
Colo
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Miss McIntire
Night Game Ends in Chicago Win Over New York
Chicago defeats New York 14 to 9 in seven innings. Robinson hits his 11th home run for Chicago while Fisher earns the win, Downing loses. Peters, McNertney, Carreon, and Martin contribute late offense as Chicago improves to 5-2 while New York falls to 10-5.
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New York
Downing
Howard
Peters
Fisher
Carreon
McNertney
Martin
W—Fisher
L—Downing
Chicago
Robinson
Devine Asked To Resign By St. Louis Cardinals
St Louis owner August A Busch Jr asked for the resignations of General Manager Bing Devine and business manager Art Routzong and named Bob Newsam to replace Devine. Busch cited seven years without a pennant and nine games from one. He praised some trades but faulted the farm system operation.
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St. Louis Globe - Democrat
St. Louis Cardinal
August A. Busch, Jr
Bing Devince
Art Routzong
the Globe
Busch
Bob Newsam
Denver Bears
Devince
Routzong
Cardinals
Devine
The
Globe
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
National League leading hitters include Mays and Mays 37 Gi ants 37, Williams 26 Cubs 23 Santo 23 Cepeda 23 Robinson 22. American League leaders include Killebrew 42 Powell 29 Colavito 29 Allison 29 Wagner 27 Oliva 27. National League Santo 86 RBI Boyer 85 Mays 80 Aaron 80 Torre 73. Batting leaders include Brew Twins 95 Stuart Red Sox 91 Wagner 83 Colavito 81 B Robinson 79 Powell 79. Pitching leaders Koufax 19 5 Bunning 15 4 Marichal 15 5 O Toole 13 5 Gibbon 9 5 L Burdette 9 5. American League Bunker 12 3 Ford 12 4 Chance 14 5 Pizarro 16 6 Kralick 9 4.
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Moran
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Kindall
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Giants Ex Backup Gary Wood Boosts Ithaca Exhibition
Rookie Gary Wood from Cornell is slotted as Y A Tittle’s backup for the New York Giants in an exhibition with the Washington Redskins at Ithaca New York. Coach Allie Sherman said Wood’s progress warrants plenty of action after his strong showing vs Green Bay. Also noted are Rams adjustments in Portland with Dick Bass at fullback and Terry Baker at quarterback due to injuries. Colts trim roster by trading Herm McKee and waiving Roger Lopes and Kern Carson.
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NASCAR Feature Set At Trenton Speedway
NASCAR modifies race at Trenton Speedway features Tasnady and Olson. 50 fastest in time trials from 1 15 p m compete for a 200 mile crown with a record purse of 12 000 plus 2050 prize from major sponsors. Tasnady from Vineland N J leads Flemington track standings while Olson of Paulsboro N J has won at Reading Nazareth and Middletown. Seated capacity 22 000. 10 000 general admission tickets go on sale at 10 a m Sunday.
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Reading
Nazareth
Middletown
N. Y
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Tasnady
Trenton
Phillies Manager Gene Mauch Sees World Series Calls Rise
Phillies skipper Gene Mauch faces growing World Series ticket requests as he contemplates a first ever berth. He recalls his late father George, who moved for his son and never saw him manage, keeping faith in his son’s career. Mauch reflects on family pride and the road from Kansas to California that shaped his baseball life.
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UPI
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Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
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Philadelphia
Casey Stengel
Casey
Maud
George
Kansas
California
Mauc
Phillies
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Athletics sign two players to undisclosed bonuses
Kansas City Athletics announce the signing of two players to undisclosed bonus contracts. Larry Elsasser, 21, a first baseman from the University of Cincinnati, will report to Wytheville Virginia, the A's farm club, and left handed pitcher Melvin Grubka, 17, a Bishop Ryan High School graduate in Buffalo, will also report to the Wytheville affiliate.
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Larry Elsasser
University of Cincinnati
A’s
Wytheville
Melvin Grubka
Bishop Ryan High School
Buffalo
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