Drysdale Leads Dodgers in Tight Wins as Johnson Delivers
Lou Johnson lined a two out single in the 12th to drive in Jim Gilliam and give the Dodgers a 4-3 win over Atlanta. Don Drysdale shone with an eight inning outing allowing five hits before a pinch hitter, aiding Los Angeles as they stay within reach of the leaders. In other NL action, San Francisco beat Cincinnati 5-2, Pittsburgh downed Philadelphia 6-5, St. Louis stopped Houston 3-0, and Chicago defeated New York 8-4. No AL games on the schedule.
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National and American League leaders are listed by hits, runs, home runs, and RBIs with top names such as Alou Stargell and Aaron. The Pirates and Giants split in a tight race as Mazeroski and Clemente drive multiple runs. Carlton pitches a shutout for the Phillies, while Holtzman anchors the Cubs with eight hits allowed and key RBI.
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Parkersburg Shortstop Receives Scholarship
Parkersburg shortstop John Gus Bell and Miami outfielder Charles McCall have signed baseball scholarships at Jacksonville University. Bell starred in high school and American Legion and also played football at Parkersburg High. McCall is a Miami Dade Junior College graduate.
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Managers eligible as Tigers weigh options for 1960 season
Detroit seeks a successor to Frank Skaff with Paul Richards Al Lopez and Birdie Tebbetts among candidates. Sam Mele may leave Minnesota as Carlson front office debates players. Atlanta ponders Richards as a repeat choice while Billy Hitchcock and Gabe Paul are monitored. West Coast rumors swirl about Wes Westrum and possible Giants changes.
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Clay's Hearing Slated For Today
Louisville Kentucky reports Cassius Clay faces a draft deferment hearing as a Black Muslim minister. Attorney Hayden Covington says Clay will seek a ministerial deferment regardless of the outcome, with the case tied up in appeals after a 1-A reclassification and tentative rejection.
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Len Wilkens Signs 1966 67 Hawks Contract
All star guard Len Wilkens signed his 1966 67 contract with the St. Louis Hawks. He averaged 13 points per game last season.
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Columbus Lefty Wins 14th Game
The Columbus Jets strengthen their lead in the International League as Wilbur Wood, the league’s winningest lefty, improves to 14-7 with a 6-2 victory over Buffalo. Tim Harkness homered for Columbus, Jim May homered for Buffalo, while Rochester beat Jacksonville 6-1 in a rain-shortened twinbill opener.
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Eagles Release Recher and Will in Philadelphia
Offensive center Dave Recher and defensive tackle Frwin Will were cut from the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday in Hershey Pennsylvania, according to UPI. The transactions thin the roster as the team reorganizes for the season.
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Baseball Standings And Tuesday Night Matchups Across Leagues
MLB and National League standings show Pittsburgh leading the league with a .593 mark while San Francisco trails at .592. Monday results include Chicago 8 New York 4 and Cincinnati 2 St. Louis 3. Tuesday features Phillies at Pirates and Braves at Dodgers among others with starting times in EDT.
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Yankees Ford Enters Hospital for Shoulder Evaluation
Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees was placed on the disabled list and will be examined at St. Luke's Hospital in Houston to identify the cause of shoulder soreness. Dr Denton Cooley will perform the assessment, Ford’s second DL of the season. Steve Whitaker replaces him on the roster. Ford has a storied career record of 232-97 and a .705 winning percentage despite current struggles.
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