Major League Boxscores E T Taylor Averill Willey PC
Box scores from a doubleheader noting Chicago and Milwaukee totals, outs, hits, and runs. Key players T Taylor Averill Marshall Altman Adcock Maye Crandall Willey Moon Daniels L O E and box details for pitchers and fielding.
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Boston Drops Indians To 2nd With 8-4 Win
The Red Sox beat the Indians 8-4 in the second game of a doubleheader, pulling Cleveland into second place a half game behind the White Sox. Boston’s win followed an 8-3 New York loss and featured Frank Malzone’s three run homer and Pete Runnels’ two run shot.
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Baseball box score fragment shows AL positions and averages
American League listing features Washington Abram Bertoia at second base with 400, Thrabry Uf at 400, Kansas City with Tuttle at 400, Snyder in left field 423. The line hints at batting averages or on base data without full context.
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Cubs Punish Braves in NL Pennant Race Showdown
Chicago Cubs defeat Milwaukee Braves 5 4 to extend their improved form as they chase the NL pennant. Manager Bob Scheffing said the club is playing well and not far behind leaders San Francisco. Milwaukee had a five game win streak snapped.
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Billy Tut On Virginias Team In Walker Cup Lore
A former Walker Cup captain joins Virginias golf squad for a two day meet with the Carolinas in Hot Springs. The event pits top amateurs from four states for the victory trophy, the captain s putter. The Carolinas lead the series seven to two and won the first 74 70 at Pinehurst with Wynsol Spencer and Bill Campbell headlining the Virginias lineup joined by Ed Tutwiler and other West Virginians.
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Major League Leaders of the Season in Various Categories
The list highlights top players in batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases with leaders including Maris Kuenn Killebrew Colavito Aparicio Mantle Aaron Banks Robinson Mays and others across teams Cleveland Detroit Chicago Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati and San Francisco based on at bats or decisions with figures such as 34 average for Maris 81 RBIs 132 hits 33 home runs 31 stolen bases and 13 3 decisions among others.
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McMillan's timely hit sinks Cards in eighth inning
Phillies surge in pennant race with Gene Freese's 14th homer and Jim Owens solid as Philadelphia beats San Francisco 3-2 in San Francisco. Giants' Willie Mays, Willie Kirkland and Orlando Cepeda homer, Dodgers win, Braves stumble, Reds rally to top Cardinals in late-inning action.
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Pros Enter PGA Tourney Opens Thursday in Minneapolis
About 180 golfers, including top U S pros, begin the 41st PGA championship at Minneapolis Golf Club. First group at 7:30 a m, last starts 2:15 p m, with roughs and wind delaying play. Contenders include Rosburg, Finsterwald, Wall, Littler, Casper, Snead as 72 holes over four days.
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MacPhail Calls Third Major League Plan Silly
Bel Air Maryland based former baseball magnate Larry MacPhail 69 who once argued for four major leagues dismissed the Continental League idea as silly He noted major league viability depends on players and ballparks and joked his horses and cattle keep him busy rather than pursuing a new league
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No Celebration For Stengel On 69th Birthday
CHICAGO AP Casey Stengel the Yankees manager turns 69 on Thursday but rejects retirement talk and hints at a quiet birthday. He focuses on a stretch drive amid injuries and illness, eyeing a stronger lineup as pitcher Bob Turley recovers and catcher Yogi Berra heats up.
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National League Matchups Set Across Stadiums
St Louis visits Cincinnati as Jackson meets Brosnan in a tight duel. Chicago travels to Milwaukee with Ceccarelli against Burdette. Pittsburgh heads to Los Angeles to face Law and Craig. Philadelphia at San Francisco features Cardwell versus S Jones. New York visits Chicago with Ford opposing Shaw. Washington at Kansas City showcases Fischer against Daley. Boston at Cleveland presents Brewer against McLish. Baltimore at Detroit pits Walker against Foytack.
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Boxing match results from three cities reported
In San Jose Joey Padilla 139 defeated Danny Dugan 136. In Halifax Tommy Tibbs 133 outpointed Kid Howard 137. In Miami Diaz 157% defeated Leon Stewart 15934 10.
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Strikeout Totals Highlight 1960s San Francisco Figures
San Francisco pitcher Antonelli and batter Jones are noted with high strikeout and score figures, while Drysdale of Los Angeles posts a notable total. The data includes multiple players with listed numbers in the same context.
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Weekday Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
The daily results show Los Angeles beating Pittsburgh 9 to 4 and Chicago defeating Milwaukee 5 to 4 with Cincinnati over St. Louis 6 to 4. Thursday matchups include Philadelphia at San Francisco Chicago at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and St. Louis at Cincinnati.
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Senators win to take opener in Denver series
Charleston defeats Denver 4-3 in a ninth inning walk after Don Taussig's two run homer tied the game at 3-3. Stan Pitula starts for Denver tonight with Grimsley or Grzenda to follow for Charleston as the Senators seek a second win in the set.
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Dodgers rally with Moon homer in 94 victory over Pirates
Hitting Wally Moon went 2-for-2 with a homer and double and drove in four runs. His tie-breaking sacrifice fly sealed a 4-2 Dodgers win over the Pirates. Pitching Johnny Bucks limited the Athletics to five hits and two walks with four strikeouts in a 6-1 win over the Senators, extending Kansas City's season-long nine-game streak.
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