Burdette Tosses Four-Hit Shutout for Braves
Lew Burdette pitched the Milwaukee Braves to a four-hit shutout at the Los Angeles Coliseum, hitting his third home run of the season as Atlanta moved back to a 6 1/2 game lead in the NL. Hank Aaron added a 27th homer, while Gil Hodges produced two Dodger hits. Cincinnati beat San Francisco 8-1. Ernie Banks hit two homers for Chicago as the Cubs defeated Pittsburgh 5-3. In the AL, Yankees topped Chicago 6-3 as Turley notches his 18th win. Boston, Baltimore, and Kansas City also won.
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Banks drives Cubs to 3-3 tie with Pirates in home run spree
Ernie Banks homered twice and drove in all Chicago runs as the Cubs battled the Pirates to a 3-3 draw. Banks now leads the majors with 40 RBIs after the double and two homers.
Turley Delivers Six-Run Rally as Yankees Top White Sox
Turley hurled a six hitter and improved his mark against Chicago to 8-11 while boosting the Yankees to a 6-3 win that halted the White Sox seven game streak. The Yankees pulled within one game of Boston atop the standings as Milwaukee and Cincinnati won their games and several pennant races tightened across the NL.
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Standings and Friday baseball results across the majors
The National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 71 wins, followed by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Friday schedule featured Pittsburgh at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Cincinnati at San Francisco, with Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Milwaukee posting wins in results. The Red Sox collected 15 hits but left 16 on base as Dick Gernert hit his 17th homer, Tom Brewer earned his eighth win, and Hal Woodeshick took the loss. Orioles rallied with Gus Triandos' 24th homer to overcome a 6-3 deficit.
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Senators Beat Saints In Rule Game 6-2
Charleston Senators win the three game series opener beating St Paul 6 to 2 as Don Lee earns his 12th win with a nine strikeout performance. Stan Palys doubles driving in runs and Billy Taylor homers for the Senators while Roger Craig takes the loss for St Paul.
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American League Baseball Averages and Line Scores
In Chicago and New York a partial box shows Aparicio Lollar and Mantle among key players with Rivera homering and Moore pitching. Final lines note New York 6 Chicago 3 and standings with New York leading, Chicago fourth, and other results across the circuit.
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Three Collegians Reach Semifinals In Women Am
In Darien Conn three college players and one veteran reach the semifinals of the U S Women's Amateur Golf Championship. Joanne Gunderson and Anne Quast open the day,strong pairings, Barbara Romack meets Miriam Bailey, and Miss Bailey defeats Polly Riley while Romack drums Berridge Long to advance.
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Today's Baseball Matchups Preview Card
Philadelphia hosts St Louis with Hardwell facing Maglie while 3osnan lurks as alternate. Cincinnati visits San Francisco pitting Nuxhall against Gomez. Pittsburgh plays Chicago with Witt or Solis opposing Hobbie. Kansas City at Washington features Jerry against Kemmerer. Chicago meets New York with Wynn versus Bucks. Detroit travels to Baltimore pairing Bun ning against Johnson. Cleveland at Boston sends Wilhelm against Sister.
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Grand American Handicap Shooters Crowns 19 Year Old Triumph
Vandalia Ohio AP 100 target trap championship the Grand American Handicap draws over 2000 top clay target marksmen. Victor could win up to seven thousand dollars under optional wager system with C R Crawford Maywood Illinois defending 1957 title. Thursday prelim went to 11 year old Tom Errico Highland Park UK who shot 99 of 100 from yards.
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Baseball scores from Pacific Coast League games
In the Pacific Coast League results Phoenix routed Spokane 8 to 0 while Sacramento defeated Vancouver 3 to 2. Seattle outscored Portland 7 to 5 and San Diego beat Salt Lake City in 13 innings.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Stats Summary
Major League batting leaders include Runnels Boston at .329 and Kuenn Detroit at .322 with Fox Chicago and Malzone Boston tying for hits at 147. Power Cleveland leads with 145, and Mantle New York tops home runs with 43. Pitching leaders feature Turley New York with 18-6 and 141 strikeouts, Delock Boston 11-3 and .786, and Worthington San Francisco 50-5 with 0.667.
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Little Leaguer Ed Black slugs four homers in 14 RBI
Ed Black, 12, shortstop for the Veterans of Foreign Wars team in Middleboro, Massachusetts, slugged four home runs and a single, driving in 14 runs as his team defeated their opposition 26 to 8 Thursday night.
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