Braves Bomb Giants In West Coast Showdown Rally
The Milwaukee Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 6 1 in San Francisco as Warren Spahn won his 18th game of the year. The Dodgers toppled Cincinnati 4 2 and St Louis beat Pittsburgh 7 1 in other NL action. In AL play New York expanded its lead as Baltimore downed Chicago 6 5 and Washington defeated Cleveland 5 4.
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Pitchers matchups across the majors on today’s slate
In the American League games Chicago visits Washington with Inn facing Griggs. Cleveland meets Baltimore as Woodeshirk opposes Brown. Kansas City travels to New York with Urban up against Turley. Detroit plays Boston with Bunning against Brewer. In the National League Pittsburgh visits St Louis Witt opposes Jones. Cincinnati travels to Los Angeles Newcome faces Koufax. Philadelphia at Chicago features Roberts versus Drabowsky. Milwaukee visits San Francisco with Burdett opposing Gomez.
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Giants Release 3 Rookies In NFL Cutdown
Salem Oregon AP reports the New York Giants cut three players on Monday including rookie Frank Mat. The team's roster trimming comes ahead of the regular season and reflects moves affecting youngsters in the squad.
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Orioles edge White Sox 6 5 for 13th win in 19
Baltimore Orioles rally from a 5 1 deficit to beat Chicago 6 5 and sweep the two game set. Milt Pappas earned the win in relief with George Zuverink Hoyt Wilhelm and Billy Lees closing out the last three innings. Brooks Robinson drove in two runs on a two run single in the third.
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Quinnimont Nine Closes Season With 17 2 Mark
Quinnimont finishes the season at 17 2 behind five hit pitching by Charles Anderson and 13 run support led by Dallas Hicks Ralph Armentrout and Manuel Domingues in a 16 4 win over Red Star in the final game.
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First Of A Series Haney Believes In Braves Success
Milwaukee manager Fred Haney rejects miracle man label. He deflects praise to players while citing injuries and lineup shuffles that kept the Braves in contention. He credits confidence building and smart use of bunts steals and squeezes for the season’s balance between outcomes.
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