Wednesday Baseball Scores and Friday Schedule
Results show Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 0 and Chicago 6 St Louis 5. Milwaukee at Cincinnati postponed. Chicago 6 Cleveland 5 and New York 4 Baltimore 0. Washington 4 Boston 1 Detroit 5 Kansas City 4. Friday: Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at Kansas City Washington at New York Boston at Baltimore.
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NOR LEAGUE NOR LEAGUE SCORE BOX SUMMARY
Pacific Coast League Spokane defeated Portland 9 to 4 Salt Lake City beat Sacramento 7 to 4 San Diego edged Phoenix 9 to 6 Seattle postponed at Vancouver International League Toronto routed Richmond 54 1 to 3 Columbus beat Montreal 60 3 to 2 American Association St Paul topped Indianapolis 3 to 2 Minneapolis defeated Louisville 4 to 0 Dallas overwhelmed Houston 6 to 1 Denver ran up 14 against Charleston 3 Omaha won 1 to 0 at Fort Worth 11 innings delayed other games and a lengthy score box in last lines.
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Pirates edge Indians one to zero in low scoring game
Pitching by Gene Conley and Phil His underscored his selection for the Pirates in a 1-0 win. Conley allowed five singles and struck out eight with one walk. Luis Aparicio of the White Sox had two hits in two trips, scored twice and drove in two runs in a 65 victory over the Indians, belting a two run triple for an early lead and scoring the winning run on a ninth inning walk.
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White Sox Trim Cleveland 6-5 To Split Series
The White Sox win 6-5 over Cleveland to split the series, narrowing the Indians’ lead to one game and cutting New York’s deficit behind the Yankees to three games. Jerry Lown saved it with a ninth inning effort after Turk Farrell’s relief, while Jim Landis drove in the decisive run with a ninth inning sacrifice fly.
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Today's Pitchers Today's Pitchers
San Francisco at Chicago with Antonelli facing Hobbie. Cincinnati at Philadelphia features O Toole and Newcombe against Owens and Gomez. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh pairs Pizarro against Friend. Los Angeles at St Louis matches McDevitt against Ricketts.
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Senators Fall 14-3 to Denver Bears in Denver
In Denver, the Denver Bears exploded for seven runs in the second inning to rout the crippled Charleston Senators 14-3. Billy Davidson hit a two run triple and Gordon Windhorn added a two run double as Denver collected six doubles, a triple and a homer.
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Top Pros Tee Off Today In Flint Open Golf
The rich field begins the $52,000 Flint Open at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club in Flint Michigan led by defending champ Bill Casper Jr. of Chula Vista. Casper seeks rebound after a U S Open win and a Chicago Open cut miss. Favorites include Gene Littler Mike Souchak and Arnold Palmer with Sam Snead among gallery favorites.
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Baseball Managers Who Played Infield Positions
Fred Haney Walter Alston Bill Rigney Danny Murtaugh and Sally Hemus are noted for spending most of their playing careers as infielders, shaping their later management styles and decisions across the American Association and National League.
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Thomson's Comeback Flourishes in Ninth Inning Win
Gene Conley stars for the Phillies with a five hitter and sixth complete game in a 1-0 victory over Pittsburgh. Cubs rally past Cardinals 6-5 as Bobby Thomson lines a ninth inning single for the decisive run. Milwaukee rainouts leave Braves halfway ahead of the Giants. Chicago closes in on Cleveland in the American League.
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Yearly
National League batting leaders include Aaron Milwaukee .379 and Cepeda San Francisco with 102 hits. Runs see Mathews Milwaukee 61 and Pinson Cincinnati 60. Banks Chicago 72 RBIs with Aaron 68. Cimoli St Louis 30 doubles. Pinson 7 triples. Mathews 24 homers. Aaron 21. Stolen bases Neal Los Angeles 13. Blasingame St Louis 11. Pitching leaders feature Face Pittsburgh 12 0 and Mizell St Louis 9 3. Drysdale Los Angeles 122 strikeouts. S Jones San Francisco 106. American League at bats Kuenn Detroit .354 and Runnels Boston .353. Power 58 and 56 runs, Killebrew Washington 63 RBIs, Skowron New York 34. Hits Runnels 97 and Kuenn 96. Doubles Williams Kansas City and Allison Washington 5. five players tied with 4. Home runs Killebrew 26 and Colavito 23. Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 23 and Mantle New York 14. Decisions Wilhelm Baltimore and McLish Cleveland 9 3. Shaw Chicago and Larsen New York 6 2. Strikeouts Wynn Chicago 97 and Score Cleveland 96.
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Stengel Hints Wilhelm To Start In All Star Game
Casey Stengel signaled Hoyt Wilhelm as the likely starting pitcher for the American League in the upcoming All-Star game. After the Yankees beat the Orioles 4 0, Stengel noted Yogi Berra favors Wilhelm to pitch first, and he assured Berra Wilhelm will handle the difficult assignment.
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Ted Williams Makes 15th AL All Star Appearance
The American League named its star squad with Ted Williams on the roster for the 15th time. Williams replaces Jim Lemon. Stengel cited depth, using Williams as a versatile outfielder. The AL lineup includes Mantle, Kuenn, Colavito, Minoso, Kaline, and catchers Berra and Lollar among others.
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Conley Sparks Phillies to 5-0 Win over Pirates
Gene Conley pitched five-hitter to blank the Pittsburgh Pirates 1-0, earning his sixth win as Philadelphia improved with a masterful two-way performance. He noted a rough 1958 record with Milwaukee, citing relief duties and a disputed finish to the season.
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