Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Kuenn Detroit batting .355 Kaline .338 in runs Killebrew Washington 65 Power Cleveland 64 RBIs Killebrew 70 Jensen Boston 62. Fox Chicago 107 Kuenn Detroit 105 hits. Williams Kansas City 24 Kuenn Detroit 23 doubles Allison Washington 6 Kuenn Detroit 5. Triples Allision Washington 6 Kuenn Detroit DeMaestri Kansas City Skowron New York 5. Home runs Killebrew Washington 28 Colavito Cleveland 24. Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 26 Mantle New York 14. Pitching leaders McLish Cleveland 103 Walker Baltimore Shaw Chicago Mossi Detroit 73 strikeouts Score Cleveland 113 Wynn Chicago 101. National League batting Aaron Milwaukee .366 White St Louis .348. Runs Mays San Francisco 65 Pinson Cincinnati Mathews Milwaukee 64. RBIs Banks Chicago 76 Robinson Cincinnati 73. Hits Aaron Milwaukee 117 Cepeda San Francisco 107. Doubles Cimoli St Louis 32 Aaron Milwaukee 27. Triples Pinson Cincinnati Mathews Milwaukee 7. Home runs Mathews Milwaukee 25 Banks Chicago 23. Stolen bases Neal Los Angeles 14 Mays San Francisco 13. Decisions Face Pittsburgh 13 0 Antonelli San Francisco 12 4 Mizell St Louis 93. Strikeouts Drysdale Los Angeles 138 S Jones San Francisco 114.
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Freese’s third grand slam powers Phillies win
Philadelphia’s Gene Freese hit a grand slam in an 11-0 opener as Ernie Broglio was relieved by Gary Blaylock with bases loaded. Freese, in his fourth plate appearance with the sacks full this season, has 10 homers and lifted his batting average to .268 after going 5 for 8 in the twin bill.
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Giants Nip Reds 3-2 on Spencer's timely hit
Giants beat Reds 3-2 in Cincinnati as Willie Mays and Daryl Spencer delivered the decisive runs in the ninth. Elroy Face extended his win streak to 18, aiding the Pirates 4-3 over the Cubs in 10 innings. Dodgers’ Craig earned his fourth consecutive win with 11 innings of relief.
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Inter-League Trading Rule to be reconsidered today
The proposed inter league trading rule, passed by both leagues last December, is back before Commissioner Ford Frick at a joint meeting. If approved again, the measure would allow trades between leagues without waivers among league clubs. Also noted are opening dates for 1960: National League April 12, American League April 17, with Oct 2 closing. The American League also adopted the suspended game rule for games halted before nine innings due to curfew or light issues.
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Bill Hearst To Play In WV Ohio All Star Game
Bill Hearst a Wellsburg half back is chosen for the 17th West Virginia Ohio All Star Football Game in Wheeling on Aug 15. Also named are Rod Albaugh Wheeling quarterback Jim Hays Wintersville and Jerry Daugherty Brilliant. Albaugh, 60, headed for Florida University. Hays accounted for 23 of 54 passes for four TDs last fall. Daugherty rushed for 1,537 yards on 141 carries averaging 10.9 yards.
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Mehan Pitchers Face New York at Boston
Major league matchups listed include Turley against Brewer in New York at Boston, Mehan 7 8 record versus Brewer 6 5, with additional games Cleveland at Chicago MeLish 10 3 facing Wynn 11 5 and others across the circuit.
Saturday Games St Louis at Philadelphia
Saturday schedule features St Louis visiting Philadelphia as Chicago travels to Pittsburgh and Los Angeles heads to Milwaukee for key matchups this weekend.
Senators Open Four-Game Series With Dallas After Hou Hit
Charleston hosts Dallas in a four game American Assn. set following three straight wins over Houston. Bob Hazle and Bubba Morton delivered ninth inning singles as Charleston edged the Buffs 3-2. Bob Bruce will start for Charleston in the opener with a twi-night doubleheader planned for tomorrow and a Sunday single to finish the series.
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Dick Sanders
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Baseball Scores From Three Leagues
NOR LEAGUE results: Pacific Coast League Sacramento 4 San Diego 3 in 11 innings. Portland 3 Seattle 1. Vancouver 7 Spokane 5. Phoenix 12 Salt Lake City 6. AMERICAN ASSN Indianapolis 5 Dallas 4 in 12. Louisville 2 Fort Worth 0. Charleston 3 Houston 2. Minneapolis 9 Denver 8. St. Paul 7 Omaha. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal 4 Buffalo 3. Rochester 7 Toronto 0. Columbus 3 Richmond 2. Havana 1 Miami 0.
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Campbell Fires 65 Sets Course Record At West Open
Campbell from Anderson Indiana via Purdue and Knoxville led Pittsburgh Field Club with a 65 and first round share of lead in the 60th West Open. Thirteen players beat par 70, eight matched it. Ford shot 66 to tie course mark, Palmer Souchak Laclaire and Weaver close behind as cut lines approach for weekend rounds.
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Beaumont
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Face Extends 13th Straight Win for Pirates
Pittsburgh pitcher Roy Face rebounded from the All Star letdown with a 4-3 relief victory over Chicago, his 13th consecutive win of the season and 18th straight since May 30, 1958. He tied a Pirates record set in 1910 by Deacon Lipple for consecutive wins in a season.
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Roy Face
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Tony Taylor
Brooks Lawrence
Cincinnati Reds
Orioles Sweep Nats In Doubleheader Shutouts
Baltimore righties Milt Pappas and Jerry Walker blanked Washington 8-0 and 5-0 to sweep the doubleheader. Walker earned his second major league shutout and Pappas his second as well, while Bob Allison and Billy Gardner homered for the Orioles. Kansas City’s Ray Herbert and Johnny Bucks also tossed five-hitter shutouts against Detroit 5-0 and 4-0 as Chicago’s White Sox closed in on first place.
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Ray Narleski
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Frank Sullivan
Hec Lopez
Elston Howard
Gil McDouglald
TeVos Fun Pitching Leads Dodgers Victory in 13 Inning Win
Roger Craig pitched three hitless innings of relief and fended off 26 of 27 Braves as the Dodgers won 4-3 in 13 innings. Bobby Avila starred for the Red Sox with three hits and four RBIs, including two homers, in a 14-3 rout of the Yankees.
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St Louis vs Philadelphia baseball game scoring recap
St Louis 9 Philadelphia 9 in late innings as Ashburn and Freese lead with homers and RBIs. Bouchee and Anderson drive runs for Philadelphia. Kirkland and Pinson homer for other teams. Pitchers include McCormick Jones Newcomber Acker and Grant Pierce in a jumbled box score with multiple errors and runs.
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Predictions for U S relay world record at AAU meet
Willis Casey, coach at North Carolina State, forecasts the United States can form a 400 meter relay team to break the world record. At the National AAU men's senior championships in Los Altos, Casey cites five swimmers capable of sub 56 second 100s and a 3 44 relay split, as U S squad readies for Tokyo. He notes U S swimming has advanced rapidly in the past decade amid a surge in summer competition.
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