Tuesday Schedule and National League Standings Snapshot
Tuesday schedule lists Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington Chicago at Boston Kansas City at Baltimore. NL standings show San Francisco 49 36 576 leading, Los Angeles 49 38 563, Milwaukee 45 35 563, Pittsburgh 46 40 535, Chicago 41 44 482, St. Louis 40 44 476, Philadelphia 31 52 373. Monday results include Chicago and Philadelphia wins. Milwaukee beat San Francisco. and others.
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All Stars Face Millers In Minneapolis Exhibition
The Minneapolis Millers, leaders in the American Association, meet the league’s top stars tonight at Metropolitan Stadium in the 16th annual All-Star game. Miller manager Gene Mauch plans to start Duane Wilson against a star lineup with .300 hitters in the first four spots. Stars manager Bill Adaire will not name his starters until he reviews Sunday box scores. Starters include Lee Mave Bob Will Johnny Glenn Steve Demeter with .300 averages, and Ron Jackson leads homers with 17. An estimated 10 000 to 15 000 are expected for the fifth All-Star game in Minneapolis.
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Minor league baseball scores across leagues
Pacific Coast League results include Phoenix 11 Sacramento 4 and Salt Lake City 6 5 over San Diego 2 7 in 12 innings. Portland 3 Vancouver 0. Seattle 8 Spokane 4. St Paul 52 Denver 2 5. Louisville 30 Houston 1 2. Indianapolis 4 2 Fort Worth 2 Omaha 4 3 Minneapolis 0 2 in 12 innings. Charleston 8 Dallas 4. International League Buffalo 17 13 Toronto 5 1 with second game suspended. Miami 3 1 Columbus 23. Havana 27 Richmond 1 0. Phoenix 6 12 Sacramento 5 6. Portland 8 Vancouver 7 11 innings. Salt Lake City 2 San Diego 1 10 innings. Seattle 4 Spokane 3. American Association Charleston 24 Dallas 1 3 in 12 innings. Louisville 4 Houston 3 10 innings. Omaha 7 Minneapolis 1. Fort Worth Indianapolis 2 St Paul 12 Denver 3. Toronto 6 Buffalo 4. Havana 3 Richmond 2. Montreal 12 Rochester 2. Miami 4 Columbus 2.
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Beosox Win Fourth as Colavito Keeps Pace with Killebrew
Rocky Colavito hit his 27th and 28th homers fueling the Indians to an American League split with Detroit. Cleveland clawed into a one game lead over Chicago after the White Sox swept Kansas City. In the NL Milwaukee beat San Francisco 4-2 and Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles 4-3 as Philadelphia toppled Chicago 4-1. Jim Perry earned his fourth win, while Colavito’s big day carried the Indians in a 84-6 doubleheader tally and a crowd of 54,727 witnessed two homers in one game.
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Charleston Senators extend win streak with 8-4 over Rangers
Charleston beat Dallas 8-4 to push their streak to seven wins as Ozzie Virgil drove in four runs and Steve Demeter added four hits including a solo homer. Don Lee and Demeter were among all-stars named by manager Bill Adair for the upcoming Midwest league showcase. The Senators completed a four-game sweep and prepare for a Texas-heavy road trip starting in Dallas, then Houston, Fort Worth, and back home.
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Face Wins 14th, Within Reach Of Two Hill Records
Elroy Face of the Pittsburgh Pirates extended his undefeated streak to 14 wins this year and 19 in a row over five years. He pitched in both games as Pittsburgh beat St Louis 6-5 and led 5-4 in the ninth before the curfew halted the nightcap. Face’s streak puts him within reach of Rube Marquard and Carl Hubbell records for consecutive victories.
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1960s Baseball Stats Snapshot for Key Players
Batting leaders include Aaron of Milwaukee with 365 at bats and 120 hits. Banks of Chicago drives in 82 RBIs, Mays of San Francisco with 67 runs, and Pinson of Cincinnati with 69 runs. Mathews Milwaukee hits 26 homers, Cimoli leads doubles with 27, and Mays steals 16 bases. Pitching leaders show Face of Pittsburgh 14 wins, Mizell of St. Louis 10 wins with 3 losses.
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Baseball season leaders and standout players listed
The data lists top players by category: at bats Kuenn Detroit .352 and Runnels Boston .338. runs Yost Detroit and Killebrew Washington 68. RBIs Killebrew 75 with Colavito 67. hits Fox Chicago 113 and Kuenn Detroit 111. doubles Kuenn Detroit and Williams Kansas City 24 with Fox 22. triples Allison Washington 7 with Kuenn Detroit DeMaestri Kansas City and Skowron McDougald New York 5. home runs Killebrew Washington 30 and Colavito Cleveland 28. stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 27 and Mantle New York 15. best pitching MecLish Cleveland 11 3 and Shaw Chicago 8 3.
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Braves Beat Giants 4-2 Behind Mathews Power
Eddie Mathews drove in all Milwaukee runs with his 26th homer and a sacrifice fly as the Braves defeated San Francisco 4-2. Jim Perry pitched 6 1 3 scoreless innings for Cleveland in an 8-4 win over Detroit, completing a doubleheader sweep after Detroit won the opener 6-2.
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Major League Boxscores Opening Summary
Boxscores recap highlights the early season showing for Daley Phillips and teammates. Mentions star players such as Hart, Berry, and Chick with notes on performance from the games played in major league action. Details are fragmented but point to standout moments and team scoring.
Major League Baseball Scores and Ejections Summary
In the American League second game Kansas City defeated Chicago 7 to 9 with home run by Chicago’s Smith. Detroit beat Cleveland 8 to 4 with Cleveland’s Minoso and Colavito homeruns. St Louis versus Pittsburgh tied 4 to 9 with a ninth inning halt for curfew, to be resumed August 19. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 1 behind Semproch in relief and Drabowsky’ s homer by Bouchee. early scoring and errors noted.
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Hillsdale Favored In Hollywood Juvenile Championship
Hillsdale, the 4 year old who just won the $162,100 Hollywood Gold Cup Handicap, is the standout in Hollywood Park week as 2 year olds vie for the $100,000 Hollywood Juvenile Championship set for Saturday. Owner C W Smith will decide plans Tuesday, with a possible match race against Round Table proposed by Ben Lindheimer.
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