Baseball Box Score Summary of American League Game
Box score style summary lists teams PCA New York and Cleveland with 24 11 and 27 15 records. Mantle Berra Minoso Power Strickland and others noted with hits runs and RBIs. Howard and Minoso homeruns with Yale pitching and Terwilliger error noted. Baltimore and Kansas City fielding stats included with double plays and stranded runners.
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St Louis 44 12 San Francisco 27 11 baseball box score
Box score style recap lists players and stats from St Louis and San Francisco with hits by Schmidt Cunningham Mays and Brandt Davenport Shannon. Mizell took the loss, Sanford the win, game duration 2:22 with 12 516 attendance and notes on doubles and RBIs.
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Colts Honeymoon Ends As Ewbank Resets 1959 Camp
Baltimore Colts coach Weeb Ewbank declared the honeymoon over as the defending champions began NFL training at Western Maryland College. He said the team will now form the best 35 players and noted the trade of guard Fred Thurston for Green Bay linebacker Marv Matuszak.
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Green Bay Packers
Indians Rally Past Yankees In Tight AL Race
Cleveland edged New York 8-5 as Minnie Minoso belted a grand slam in the seventh inning to erase a four-run Yankee lead. The win kept the Indians within a half game of the idle White Sox, amid a stretch of eight wins in 17 against the Yankees this season. Minoso's 15th homer marked the first slam by an AL batter against New York in three years.
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Reds edge Braves 2-0 as Lawrence wins in mop-up
Pitching by Brooks Lawrence and Bob Purkey blanks the Braves on three hits in a 2-0 Reds victory. Lawrence gets the win, working three scoreless innings after Purkey exits for a pinch hitter. Minnie Minoso lifts Indians to an 8-5 win with a grand slam in a seven-run sixth, closing the gap to within half a game of first place. Bolivia exports tin along with silver, zinc and copper.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Featured
The Associated Press reports top season leaders across batting and pitching. Notable figures include Kuenn Detroit hitting .347 and 122 hits, Killebrew Washington with 32 home runs and 80 RBIs, Aaron Milwaukee leading with 132 hits and 358 at bats, and McLish Cleveland with 112 decisions.
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Hodges Injured Leg In Dodgers Win Over Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Gil Hodges slipped during a slide and suffered an injured leg. Doctors ruled out fractures, keeping Hodges out likely a week. Hodges, 35, worried about the injury while manager Walt Alston feared a longer absence but preferred a short recovery. The Dodgers won 5-3 in Chicago, a relief amid Hodges’s scare.
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Giants Hitting Frets Rigney After Cards Series
San Francisco manager Bill Rigney frets over Giants hitting despite two wins over St. Louis. He notes only 11 hits in a 5-1 victory with 10 singles, Willie Mays at .299 and Orlando Cepeda slumping. Rigney credits pitching and defense for a road trip return with a 31 2 game lead and hopes for improved offense at home.
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Willie Jones Drives Grand Slam Against Braves
Willie Jones hit a grand slam to defeat the Atlanta Braves as the National League pennant race tightens. Ed Mathews of Milwaukee will miss games with a bruised hip, and Gil Hodges of the Dodgers is out for at least a week with a leg injury. The Giants beat St Louis 5-1 behind Jack Sanford, while the Dodgers edged Chicago 5-3 with Wally Moon and Larry Sherry contributing. In the American League Minnie Minoso launched a grand slam for Cleveland in an 8-5 win over New York.
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Mays Helps Hospitalized Fan With Autographed Base
San Francisco Giants star Willie Mays answered a youngster’s wish after a hospital visit. A 11 year old, Zuretti Bebe McElmore, whose appendix ruptured, received an autographed baseball and a trip in a police car to Kaiser Foundation Hospital. Mays promised another autographed base to cheer the boy.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues Show Mixed Results
Pacific Coast League games ended Spokane 2 San Diego 0 Salt Lake City 4 Seattle 1 Sacramento 5 Vancouver 2 Phoenix 6 Portland 3. International League Havana 2 Buffalo 1 Richmond 5 Montreal 4 Rochester 12 Miami 4 Toronto 4 Columbus 4 in 7 innings tied by rain. American Association Houston 6 Fort Worth 4 Charleston 2 St Paul 0 Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 4. Other games postponed.
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Weekend Baseball Standings And Schedule Highlights
Major and minor league results and fixtures outline the Friday schedule with the AL leading teams. Chicago Cleveland New York Detroit Kansas City Baltimore Boston Washington and other clubs are listed with records and games back. Saturday matchups include New York at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cincinnati among others.
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Charleston Saints Beat St Paul In nailing series win
Charleston Senators escaped with a 2-0 win over the Saints in Charleston averting a sweep. Charley Lau homered for the 13th time, Steve Demeter walked in the eighth for the decisive run, and reliever George Spencer earned the win. Ed Palmquist took the loss. Joe Grzende will face Fred Kipp in tonight’s decisive game.
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Davis Cup ties headlined by Italy and Australia
Italy and Australia are favored in two Davis Cup ties this weekend in Milan and Montreal. Italy relies on veterans Pietrangeli and Sirola against Gimeno and Couder. Australia may field Fraser and Laver against Canada while Santana is out with sunstroke. Matches Friday to Sunday set path to later rounds across the international zone, with winners advancing toward Germantown and beyond.
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College Grid All Stars Open Training Today
The college all star football squad of 52 players opened training at Northwestern University in Evanston for the game against the Baltimore Colts on August 14 at Soldier Field. Head Coach Otto Graham and five assistants will begin actual practices Friday after issuing equipment and medical exams. Four additions joined the roster: Dave Sherer SMU end and punter, Rich Kreitinger Illinois end, Harry Jacobs Bradley tackle, and Ron Luciano Syracuse tackle.
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Four Parkersburg players named to West Virginia Ohio All Star game
AP reports Parkersburg's 1958 Class AAA football champions place four on the West Virginia team for the August 15 clash in Wheeling. Guards Mike Nedeff and Larry Marquis center Carl Elliot and fullback Dave Boston join the selection list, with Ohio picks Bill ONeill and Ken Civinski. Nedeff is a heavyweight wrestling champ likely bound for WVU. Marquis is a wrestling champ now at 181 pounds. Elliot is 6-1 and 230 pounds while Boston weighs 180.
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Baseball matchups and pitcher pairings listed for today
New York at Detroit Dit mar 74 faces Messi 7 4 while Washington meets Cleveland Pascual 11 7 against Garcia 2 5 Boston at Kansas City Sullivan 65 versus Bucks 3 6 Baltimore at Chicago Wil helm 10 5 against Shaw 9 3 Philadelphia at Cincinnati Ownes 5 8 versus Hook 1 0 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Haddix 7 7 against Pizarro 2 1 St Louis at Los Angeles Broglio 4 6 versus Padres 8 6 Chicago at San Francisco Hillman 5 7 against Antonelli 14 5
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