Major League Boxscores Update from Chicago and New York
Summary of box scores across MLB games detailing line scores, hits, errors, and pitching decisions for Chicago New York and other teams. Highlights include Mantle and Berra contributing for New York, Slaughter driving in four, and McDougald, Howard, and Grba noted. Also covers Kansas City Washington and Cleveland Boston LA Philadelphia games with key hits and pitchers.
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McDougald
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Howard
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Yankees Rally Tops White Sox and Seizes Lead
The Yankees swept two from Chicago to drop the White Sox from first place while Cleveland regained control of the AL pennant race. Enis Slaughter and Eli Grba sparked the wins as New York moved to within 1.5 games of the leaders with several key late-season performances.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Early Wynn
Bob Shaw
Chicago
Casey Stengel
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York
Stengel
Enis Slaughter
Whitey Ford
Eli Grba
Richmond
Ryne Duren
Ford
Grba
Nations to Compete in World Pentathlon
Fourteen nations have signed bids to the world pentathlon championships in Hershey Pennsylvania September 25 to 30. Maj. Jack Burnheim says Argentina Austria Brazil Denmark Finland Great Britain Hungary Italy Russia Sweden Switzerland Tunisia West Germany and the United States have accented bids. Russia is the defending champion. The pentathlon includes cross country riding fencing shooting swimming and cross country running. Each country enters four-man teams.
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Austria
Brazil
Denmark
Finland
Great Britain
Hungary
Italy
Russia
Sweden
Switzerland
Tunisia
West Germany
United States
Charleston Meets Fort Worth Tonight
Charleston's red hot Senators chase a Texas road sweep at Fort Worth as Charley Lau homers in Houston win. Charleston improved to 24-6 against Texas clubs, and head into a nine day home stand starting Wednesday against St Paul Minneapolis Denver.
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Williams Jensen On Injured List
In Boston Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen are sidelined by injuries. Williams strained his neck and back during the first game of a doubleheader with Cleveland, after previously hurting his neck in spring training. Jensen misses time with a foot injury, delaying the defending AL batting champion and last season's MVP.
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Rosburg Leads Utah Open Golf Final Round Charge
Bob Rosburg of Palo Alto California holds a ten under par lead entering the Utah Open final round in Salt Lake City. He sits at 206 after 54 holes, one stroke ahead of Denver’s Ed Porky Oliver. Zell Eaton of Pomona California is third at 210, with Billy Casper of Chula Vista California fourth at 211. Rosburg and Oliver posted identical rounds the first two days, 70 and 67. Oliver briefly led after nine holes Sunday before Rosburg surged with birdies on 11 through 13 and 16 through 17. Rosburg finished the day 69 to Oliver’s 70.
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Mickey Wright Wins Alliance International Title in Comeback
Mickey Wright, 24, from Bonita California, won the Alliance International 72 hole event in Alliance Ohio, earning 2200 and boosting year total to 13082.61. She started eight strokes back, shot 69 final round for 291 total, claimed inaugural $12500 prize and a year custody of a $12000 trophy. Marlene Hagge and Mariel Mackenzie tied for second, each earning 1487, with Mary Lena Faulk at 294 for 1100 and Betty Jameson at 295 for 875.
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Weekend baseball scores across leagues
Results from the Pacific Coast League International League and American Association show Spokane Portland and others with multiple wins and losses. Notable games include Spokane 8 2 over Portland and Seattle 4 over Vancouver, plus Toronto 4 over Montreal 2 and Omaha 7 over St Paul 8.
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Seattle
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Buffalo
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American Assn
Cardinals Hand Milwaukee 6th Straight Defeat
Dodgers and Giants clash looms as Duke Snider and Gil Hodges supply power for Los Angeles while Clem Labine closes out relief. Milwaukee drops six straight. St Louis' Curt Flood and Ken Boyer spark a 9-5 win. Giants slip in NL lead as Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split. Whitey Ford, Eli Grba pace the Yankees in rain-delayed twin bill. Indians regain AL lead with a doubleheader split.
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Jacf Hand
Associated Press
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Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Clem Labine
Giants
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Bill Virdon
Philadelphia
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Snider
Labine
Eddie Bouchee
Phils
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Curt Flood
Ken Boyer
Don Blasingarre
Bill White
Whitey
Ford
Eli Grba
Chicago
Ryne Duren
Enos Slaughter
Hank Bauer
Mickey Mantle
Washington
Camilo Pascual
Kansas City
Hal Smith
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Detroit
Baltimore
Vern Law
Stu Miller
Jim Gilliam
Johnny Podres
Taylor Phillips
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Braves
Marshall Bridges
Eddie Mathews
Joe Adcock
Slaughter and Yankees dominate opening win over White Sox
Enos Slaughter, a 43-year-old outfielder, belted both two run homers as the Yankees beat Chicago 6-2. Camilo Pascual pitched the Senators to a seventh straight win, five hit shutout in a 7-0 opener victory over Kansas City.
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Yankees
New York
Chicago
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Senators
Washington
Kansas City
Baseball scores and schedule summaries from a multi-game day
Box scores show New York 6-6 Chicago 2-4 Washington 7-5 Kansas City 0-6 in 10 innings, Baltimore 2 Detroit 1, Boston 6-3 Cleveland 5-5 in rain delayed, Kansas City 10 Washington 3, Cleveland 7 Boston 5 in 13, Chicago 2 New York 1, Baltimore 5-0 Detroit 2-2 twi night. Tuesday slate lists New York at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit, Boston at Chicago, Baltimore at Kansas City. also multiple late games including Los Angeles at San Francisco and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Phils
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Yost
Jorgenson And Gomes Battle For 130 Title
Harold Gomes and Paul Jorgenson meet in Providence for the reactivated junior lightweight world title in a 15 rounder at Pierce Memorial Field. The bout draws an expected 10 000 fans under cloudy cool conditions with little media coverage. Gomes seeks revenge after a prior decision win. Jorgenson carries a 77 6 4 record and hopes to claim the crown in Rhode Island’s boxing history.
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Weekend Fight Results Coeur D Alene Idaho
In Coeur D Alene Idaho Terry Lewis of Spokane knocked out Sandy Assogna of San Francisco in the 3rd, while Auburn Copeland of Los Angeles out pointed Billy Thomas of San Francisco 10 rounds. In Norwalk Chico Ve jar stopped Sergio Rios of San Juan in the 6th. In Havana Santiago Martinez outpointed Claudio Adame 10 rounds. Zulue ta of Cuba and Jaimine of Argentina drew 10 rounds.
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Hoyt Wilhelm Drives 49-Record With 1956 Giants
Hoyt Wilhelm, ace of the Baltimore staff, posted a 49 record with the 1956 New York Giants. This stat reflects his standout pitching year and contribution to the ballclub.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
New York Giants
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Notes
The memo lists top players by league leaders with stats in batting and pitching. Aaron and Cepeda pace batting averages and runs. Mathews leads home runs. Mays and Banks among leaders in runs and steals. Pitching leaders include Drysdale and Score with strikeout tallies, plus decisions and other top marks.
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