Reds Hit Mets For Doubleheader Sweep In NL Action
Freddie Hutchinson's tirade sparks a Reds turnaround as Jim Maloney and Jim O'Toole combine for wins over the Mets 11-5 and 10-3. Reds gain ground on Giants, Cardinals, and Dodgers with SF St Louis LA split. Cincinnati trails the leaders by three games after split day. Pirates edge on as part of scattered results in a tight NL race.
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Baseball scores and standings from today's National and American Leagues
The day featured several NL and AL games with notable events. St Louis split a doubleheader with the Cubs, while the Dodgers were swept by the Cubs in the nightcap. The Braves and Phils split, and Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 5 3 in one game as New York and Detroit split. Upcoming schedules include Tuesday night games across the leagues and references to pitchers McCormick and Duckworth among others.
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White Sox Pitching Duo Stuns A's in Split Doubleheader
Johnny Buzhardt bested Kansas City with a four hitter to lift Chicago to a 2-1 win in the opener while Juan Pizarro and Jim Brosnan combined on an eight hitter for a 3-2 nightcap victory. The Sox pull within striking distance of the Yankees, who swept Detroit to widen their lead. Ralph Terry dominated as New York won 4-0 and 6-3 at Yankee Stadium. Indians Angels Red Sox also posted doubleheader wins. Orioles lost to Boston.
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Co Managers Named For Middlesboro Rookie Team
Hugh Mulcahy will manage the Chicago White Sox side and Rip Collins will handle the Chicago Cubs as co managers of Middlesboro Kentucky in the Appalachian Rookie League a joint venture of the two major league clubs.
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Unknown sculptor of Winged Nike statue date unclear
The creator of the renowned Winged Nike statue and the year of its creation remain unidentified. The sculpture’s origin and precise production date are not documented in surviving records.
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Burdette Makes St. Louis Home
St. Louis acquired Lew Burdette, 36, from Milwaukee in a late Sunday trade sending Gene Oliver and Bob Sadowski to the Braves. Burdette joins a Cardinals rotation aiming to bolster the pennant bid as Ray Washburn's sore shoulder shelves him. He is slated to start against the New York Mets Tuesday.
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Pitching matchups and odds across the leagues
National League hosts McBean and Pi rates seven to one with Maloney for Reds ten to two O Dell Giants nine to two O Toole Reds twelve to three Perranoski Dodgers seven to two Simmons Cards seven to two Broglio Cards seven to two. American League lists Radatz Red Sox six to one Walker Indians five to one Button Yanks eight to two Buzhardt White Sox eight to two Fischer Athletics seven to two.
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Le Mans 24 Hour Death Overshadows Ferrari Sweep
The 24 hour Le Mans race saw 48 cars start and only 13 finish as Ferrari dominated led by Luigi Scarfiotti and Lorenzo Bandini. Brazil's Christian Heins died after his Alpine crashed on an oil patch, trapping him inside as flames engulfed the car. Innes Ireland, Roy Salvadori, and Pierre Manzon were among others injured in crashes during the grueling event.
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Bisons Climb In IL Ranks On Sunday Spark
Marvelous Mary Throneberry sparked Buffalo with a two run homer in the third inning sealing a 5-1 win over Syracuse. The Bisons swept the doubleheader 8-2 to move into a virtual tie for first with the Chiefs. Joe Hicks belted a grand slam in game two. Rochester extended its streak with a 5-4 win over Indianapolis, narrowing the Derby leaders’ gap. Atlanta widened its Southern Division lead with wins over Jacksonville, while Richmond beat Arkansas in 11 innings and Columbus defeated Toronto 7-2.
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Jets Sign Three Linebackers From College and Rookies
New York Jets of the AFL signed veteran linebacker Jerry Fields and two rookie free agents Robert Smith and Jim McKinstry. Fields is from Ohio State, Smith from Toledo and Me, while McKinstry starred at the New York State Agricultural College.
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Welsh Terrier Pedigree Tops White House Puppy Race
Stronger Welsh influence noted in White House puppy sweepstakes as Pushinka the Soviet dog and Caroline Kennedy return with four brown puppies born from Pushinka and Charlie the Welsh terrier.
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White Russia's Name Tied to White Garments Per Britannica
Britannica notes the name White Russia derives from the attire of its inhabitants who wore white smocks white leggings and white coats. The practice linked to regional dress and historical descriptions.
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