Yanks Topple Indians as White Sox Stay Close
Yankees pull away with a five-run ninth to beat Cleveland 13-11, while White Sox beat Boston 6-0 behind Billy Pierce. Marichal throws a one-hitter in a 2-0 win for San Francisco over Philadelphia. Orioles beat Kansas City 9-3 in 10 innings. Milwaukee trims Pittsburgh 9-5. Cincinnati shuts out Chicago 4-1 as NL crosstown action continues.
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Ubil
Rocky Colavito
Baltimore
Kansas City
Bud Daley
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Clay Dalrymple
Phils
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pirates
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bill Skowron
Yanks
Roger Maris
Yogi Berra
Ryne Duren
Ted Bowsfield
Indians
Jimmy Piersall
Tribe
Hector Lopez
Mickey Mantle
Bowsfield
Berra
Skowron
Tony Kubek
Cleveland
Aparicio
Willie Tasby
Baseball Scores and Standings Report
Tuesday results include New York 13 Cleveland 11 Chicago 6 Boston 0 Washington 5 Detroit 0 Baltimore 9 Kansas City 3 in 10 innings. Wednesday schedule lists six games including New York at Cleveland and Baltimore at Kansas City. National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 51 wins and Milwaukee 48. Several late games: Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 5 4 and Cincinnati defeated Chicago 4 1.
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Romano
Kubek
Strkind
Richson
Perry
Coates
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James
Duren
Strickland
Grant
Bertoia
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Strickland Ramos
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Ron
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Powless Turning Into Tennis Power
CHICAGO AP John Powless a former basketball star is becoming the John Bryan of the National Clay Courts Tennis Tour. The 6 5 Powless 27 ousted John Sharpe in Mondays first round then shocked Davis Cup player Bob Mark No 2 foreign seed 6 2 6 3. Mark and Mulligan were the only Aussies eliminated early as Laver Hewitt rallied to third round while US Davis Cup players moved up with straight sets.
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Chicago
John Powless
John Brian
Powless
Murray State
Unti
John Sharpe
River Forest
Bob Mark
Mark
Marty Mulligan
Rod Laver
Bob Hewitt
Grant Golden
Evanston
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Calif
U. S
Irate Fan Floors Ump After Onfield Tap
In Kansas City a fan invaded Municipal Stadium during the 10th inning of a Orioles vs. Athletics game and struck home plate Umpire Bob Stewart. Owens punched an usher and resisted arrest, later jailed on multiple charges. Ed Hurley suffered three spike wounds requiring treatment.
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Kansas City
Bob Stewart
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Orioles
Stewart
Walt Dropo
Bud Daley
A's
Dropo
Boyd Michael Owens
Owens
Civil Defense
Ed Hurley
West And Byrd To Lock Horns Friday Night
Two time All America Jerry West and Leo Byrd clash in a Friday outdoor all star game in Huntington. West leads a WVU Princeton Rod Thorn and Romney’s Bill Maphis against Byrd’s Huntington squad with Benny Coffman and Marshall captain John Milhoan. Charleston beat all stars at Belpre and Wheeling recently.
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Huntington
Jerry West
Marshall College
Leo Byrd
West Virginia University
West
Princeton
Rod Thorn
WVU
Romney
Bill Maphis
Byrd
University of Kentucky
Benny Coffman
John Milhoan
Marshall
Charleston
Belpre
Ohio
Wheeling
Yankees Draw Better When They're Behind
After 31 home dates the New York Yankees had drawn 638,463 paid admissions, behind 1959 by about 148,500. A Yankee official said the team is not alarmed, noting schedules compare to 1960 and 1958, with hope from Labor Day games against Boston and two final Sundays. DiMaggio in 1948 was the big draw with 39 homers and 155 RBIs.
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New York Yankees
Yankees
Yankee
Bob Fisher
Cleveland
Indians
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Ted Williams
Boston
Bronx Bombers
Joe DiMaggio
Giants Won’t Replace Durocher This Season Says Stoneham
San Francisco Giants owner Horace Stoneham states the team will not replace manager Leo Durocher this season. He says the Giants, currently in fifth place, are not out of the pennant race and that Durocher will not be the manager this year.
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SAN Francisco
Horace Stoneham
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Leo Durocher
Stoneham
Palmer Leads Giant PGA Field In Akron Practice
Arnold Palmer shot 66 in practice as the largest PGA field gathers at Firestone Country Club for the 42nd championship. The $60,000 event spans Thursday to Sunday with top prize around $9,000 to boost earnings. Palmer’s strong start follows a 1957 Rubber City Open win on the same course, as many former champions remain in contention.
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Akron
Ohio
Assn
Firestone Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Arnie
Palmer
Mays and Maris Aim for Baseballs Triple Crown
Frank Eck notes midway season shows only Roger Maris of the Yankees and Willie Mays of the Giants likely to win baseballs triple crown. Maris leads in runs batted in and homers chase, while Mays excels in batting average. Stakes include homer and RBI titles with Candlestick Park wind possibly affecting Mays. Other legends cited include Mantle, Banks, and Duke Snider.
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Frank Eck
AP News
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Maris
Mays
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Jackie Jensen
Jensen
RBI
Mantle
Mickey
Keokuk
Iowa
Cleveland
Kansas City
Hibbing
Minn
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Chicago
Ernie Banks
New York Giants
San Francisco
Seals’ Stadium
Richie Ashburn
Duke Snider
Two Young Pitchers Come Very Close To No-Hitters
Giants rookie Juan Marichal nearly pitched a no hitter in his major league debut, striking out 12 and walking one across 8 innings before Clay Dalrymple's two-out single ended the bid in Candlestick Park as San Francisco won 2-0. In Detroit, Pedro Ramos lost a no hitter on a first-batter grounder in the eighth, as Rocky Colavito’s single doomed the bid and Washington lost 5-0.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Juan Marichal
Giants
Clay Dalrymple
Philadelphia Phillies
Dominican Republic
Charles Jones
Cincinnati
Adrian Joss
Cleveland
Mike Fornieles
Washington
Marichal
Juan
Candlestick Park
Dave Diles
Detroit
Pedro Ramos
Washington Senators
Rocky Colavito
Ramos
Briggs Stadium
Colavito
Jose Valdivielso
Jimmie Dykes
Luke Appling
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Minor League Scores From Associated Press Roundup
International League Jersey City 1 Richmond 0 in 11 innings. Miami 3 Columbus 2. Toronto 11 Chester 1. Buffalo 7 Montreal 2. Pacific Coast Seattle 3 Vancouver 2. Sacramento 7 Salt Lake 2. San Diego 8 Tacoma 6. Spokane 10 Portland 0. No games scheduled in American Asia.
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Richmond
Miami
Columbus
Toronto
Chester
Buffalo
Montreal
Seattle
Vancouver
Sacramento
Salt Lake
San Diego
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Umpire Fragile Sets D3 Babe Ruth Tourney Assignments
Umpire in chief Pat Fragile announced the District 3 Babe Ruth tournament opening at 5 PM Saturday with first three games assigned. He will partner with Arnold Yost Bill Skiles and Adams in game one and with Shrewsbury Patrick and Adams in game two. Yost Skiles Keaton cover the KV league game at Woodrow Wilson Park Saturday night. Sunday game workers will be Fragile Patrick Shrewsbury and Yost with others to call if unavailable. Green was removed from the list.
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Pat Fragile
Patrick
Shrewsbury
Yost
Fragile
Green
Record-Breaking 1960 American League Batting and Pitching Leaders
Highlights from the season include Mantle and Maris leading in runs and home runs for New York, plus Mays and Banks topping several categories. Key figures: Maris 30 homers, Mantle 22, Aparicio 24 stolen bases, Coates 91 decisions and .900, Drysdale 142 strikeouts.
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Gentile
Baltimore
Aspromonte
Cleveland
Mantle
New York
Maris
Skowron
Minoso
Chicago
Smith
Runnels
Boston
Siebern
Kansas City
Aparicio
Fox
Robinson
Maxwell
Detroit
Snyder
Landis
Coates
Turley
Bunning
Bell
Larker
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Mathews
Milwaukee
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Banks
Aaron
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cunningham
St. Louis
White
Bruton
Kirkland
Wills
Williams
Roebuck
Drysdale
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Fight results from various cities across US and Canada
In Toronto Pete Rademacher outpointed George Chuvalo over ten rounds in a Toronto bout. New Bedford’s Tommy Tibbs edged Frank Talafero on points after ten rounds in Boston. Jose Luis Cruz stopped Tony Maya in Los Angeles in three rounds. Joe Denucci outpointed Tony Dupas over ten rounds in Newton. Chico Vejar stopped Tony Necro in Warren after four rounds.
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New Bedford
Mass
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Frank Talafero
Hartford
Conn
Los Angeles
Jose Luis Cruz
Mexico
Tony Maya
Quincy
Joe Denucci
Newton
Tony Dupas
New Orleans
North Miami
Fla
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Tony Necro
Warren
Ohio
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Bob Goalby
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Gene Sarazen
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