Major League Boxscores Turley Grba Moore Pitchers Battle
Los Angeles and Philadelphia clash with Koufax and Ewell, Hodges and Larker driving runs as boxscore chaos shows 8-2 final. Chicago battles Milwaukee in a defensive squeeze with Banks and Taylor scoring. Anderon and Burdette pick up decisions.
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Baseball schedule highlights from American League pairings
The daily card lists AL games including New York at Cleveland with Ford facing McLish, Washington at Detroit, Boston at Chicago, Baltimore at Kansas City, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cincinnati, Milwaukee at St. Louis. Notable pitchers featured include Ramos, Foytack, Sullivan, Donovan, O Dell, Herbert, Padres, Roberts, Antonelli, Witt, Buzhardt, Purkey, Spahn, Gibson.
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Pirates Ride Friend Shutout Giants To Four-Game Win Streak
Bob Friend pitched the key 6-0 win as the Pirates beat the Giants to extend their surge to four straight. Gil Hodges sparked the Dodgers to an 8-2 win over the Phillies, while the Cubs blanked Milwaukee 3-0 behind Bob Anderson.
Silky Sullivan Ends Career at Del Mar
Del Mar California AP Silky Sullivan the renowned barrel-chested racehorse ends his career due to tendon trouble. Co owner Tom Ross plans to retire him to stallion duties at his ranch after a three year career earning 157000 dollars including 83400 from the 1958 Santa Anita Derby.
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Arthritis Relief Claim From Patient in Mississippi
A Mississippi reader shares relief after suffering widespread muscular pain from Rheumatoid Arthritis Rheumatism and Bursitis and invites others to write for free information at 2805 Arbor Hills Drive 715 P O Box 2695 Jackson Mississippi
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Hopes Die Hard as Charleston Tops Fort Worth 6-3
Charleston Senators keep faint mathematical chance at American Association title after a 6-3 win over Fort Worth in game one of the series. Don Lee pitched for Charleston against Seth Morehead, while Jerry Davie and George Spencer held Fort Worth to two hits through seven innings before the bullpen finish. Hazle drove in two, Syngel and Taussig added RBI hits, and Kendall, Gabler, and Demeter contributed defensively in a tightly played ballgame.
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Orioles rout Tigers behind Hitting-Gus Triandos seven RBIs
The Associated Press reports Hitting-Gus Triandos delivered seven RBIs with two singles and two home runs, including a grand slam, as the Orioles routed the Tigers 11-0. Pitching by Bob Anderson earned a 3-0 win over the Braves, with one walk and five strikeouts on six hits.
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Yankees Clinch Rt. 41 Little League Title
The Rt. 41 Little League Yankees beat the Reds 6 to 5 on Monday night to clinch the title. Miller delivered a sixth inning single driving in Stevens for the go ahead run as the Yankees improve to 14 wins and 5 losses. They lead by 2.5 games with two games left in the season.
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Dodgers Rally Past Phillies Behind Koufax Comeback
In Philadelphia Dodgers 8 Philadelphia 2. Koufax wins with four hits allowed and 13 strikeouts. Manager Walt Alston praises his ace as the team moves into second place and within 3.5 games of the Giants after their loss to Pittsburgh. Koufax credits luck and notes his prior 16 strikeout night against Philadelphia.
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Aparicio Sets 15-Year Stolen Base High for White Sox
Luis Aparicio stole his 42nd base this season, the top total in 15 years for any major leaguer, helping the Chicago White Sox beat the Yankees 4-2 to extend their lead in the AL. Gus Triandos led Baltimore with two homers in a 11-0 win over Detroit as Don Larsen suffered his sixth straight defeat. In the NL, Pittsburgh blanked San Francisco 6-0, Dodgers beat Phillies 8-2, and Cubs topped Milwaukee 6-0.
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Unknown swimming prodigy Alan Somers shines for U S hopes
Chicago reports that teen Alan Somers, 18 from Indianapolis, emerges as a rival to Australia’s Jon Konrad in the 1500 meters. U S team of 2,150 athletes from 24 nations prepares for the Rome inspired Olympic style carnival in Reno, with strong internal competition including George Breen and Gary Heinrich. Colombia withdraws for financial reasons.
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Braves Refuse Helping Hand In NL Pennant Chase
Milwaukee Braves fall further in the pennant race after Chicago’s Bob Anderson shuts them out 3-0 on six hits. The Dodgers beat Philadelphia 8-2 to close within 3 1/2 games of San Francisco while Atlanta- Milwaukee misses scoring chances amid fan disappointment.
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Lions Go 1-8: Five TDs in 9 Games Highlight 1958 Season
Columbia University's 1958 football team managed only five touchdowns across nine games. The Lions' sole victory came in a 13 to 0 win over Yale.
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Chicago and New York Clash Amid Standings Shuffle
MLB style box scores show Chicago defeating New York 4 2 while Baltimore blanked Detroit 11 0. Tuesday schedule lists New York at Cleveland and Washington at Detroit with other matchups.
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlight 1962
Detroit stars Kuenn and Kaline top batting with .356 and .324 while Kensis Woodling leads Baltimore. Killebrew produces 37 homers and Aparicio steals 42 as the year’s standout baserunner. Pitching leaders include Shaw 13 4 wins and Wynn 148 strikeouts with Drysdale 199.
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Larry Doby to Enter Hospital for Treatment
SACRAMENTO Calif AP Larry Doby a former Cleveland Indians star injured his ankle sliding into third base as San Diego beat Sacramento in a Pacific Coast League game He was to fly to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for examination and possible surgery White Sox owner sent him for specialist care Doby a six time All Star who batted .326 with 25 home runs and 102 RBIs in 1950 had back problems this season and had been sent to San Diego
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