Dodgers and Cubs box scores from tense 1960s game
Major League Boxscores show Los Angeles and Cincinnati players Gillam to Robison in left field with scattered line items. New York and Chicago batters include Bauer Lands Jorg Fox Goodman Kubek Esposito Manlie Solar Berra Smith Skowron Jackson McDougald Dropo Carey Rivera Lumpe Aparicio Stebern Moore Ford and others tallying hits runs and outs.
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Rookie Willey Fires Six-Hit Shutout as Braves Top Giants
Milwaukee rookie Carleton Willey, back from Wichita, pitched a six hit shutout in his first major league start to lead the Braves past the San Francisco Giants 7-0. The victory tightened the NL standings as St Louis and Cincinnati challenged the Giants. Meanwhile the White Sox and A’s won in the American League, the Pirates stumbled in Pittsburgh, and Mays notched his 1000th major league hit.
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Investment Pays Off For Braves As Willey Dominates Giants
Milwaukee earns 7-0 victory as Carleton Willey fires a six-hit shutout in his first major league start after signing with the Braves for 809 dollars in 1951. The performance caps a string of strong pitching from Milwaukee and highlights scouts Jeff Jones and the team’s talent pipeline.
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Major League Leaders from Baseball Stats
The Associated Press lists National League leaders in batting runs and RBIs with Mays of San Francisco top in batting and runs, Banks of Chicago leading in RBIs, and Thomas of Pittsburgh with 20 home runs. In the American League, Cerv of Kansas City leads in RBIs, Fox of Chicago and Jensen of Boston tie for most runs, with various players leading in hits and doubles. Pitching leaders include McMahon of Milwaukee and Larsen of New York with strong win totals and strikeout leaders Jones, Turley, and others across leagues.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
In the International League Richmond outscored Rochester 3 to 2 while Montreal defeated Miami 3 to 2. Columbus topped Buffalo 3 to 2 and Havana defeated Toronto 6 to 1 with the second game halted after seven innings to be completed later. In the Pacific Coast League Portland fell 5 to 7 to Sacramento 4 to 3. Only games scheduled.
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Today's Major League Baseball Matchups
The schedule lists Los Angeles at Cincinnati with Drysdale and Erskine opposing Purkey and Schmidt. Chicago at Philadelphia with Drott and Sanford. St. Louis at Pittsburgh featuring Witt or Kline against Jones. San Francisco at Milwaukee with McCormick facing Spahn. New York at Chicago pitting Bucks against Wynn. Washington at Kansas City with Ramos against Garver. Baltimore at Detroit matching Papas against Hoeft or Foy tack. Boston at Cleveland pairing Sullivan against Bell.
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Giants Wrinkle Rigney Brow Amid June Slump
The San Francisco Giants, in second place, worry manager Bill Rigney as June's swings deepen his concerns. He insists the team can still chase the pennant if they stay close until the All-Star break, noting the Braves lead has grown to 2½ games after a 7-0 loss to Milwaukee. Only two Giants starters completed games this month, Antonelli and Worthington, both vs the Phillies.
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Lightning Bolt Disrupts Utah Little League Game
SRANSVILLE Utah AP lightning struck the field during a Little League game. A group of youths watching was knocked over and three were unconscious. Nine were rushed to hospital. Brothers Larry and Charles Johnson aged 19 and 22 required treatment for minor burns.
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Tuesday Baseball Standings and Results Summary
The standings show New York leading the American League with a 39 22 record and Kansas City at 32 30. Tuesday games include Boston at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, Baltimore at Detroit. Monday results: Detroit 3 Baltimore 1. Kansas City 7 Washington 2. Chicago 2 New York 0. In the National League, Milwaukee heads with 34 35 and a .376 pace, while San Francisco sits at 34 30 and .531. Monday results: St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati 6 Los Angeles 1. Milwaukee 7 San Francisco 0.
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Pittsburgh Signs Pair To Major League Deals
Pittsburgh Pirates announce the signing of Robert A. Veale Jr. 22 from Birmingham Alabama and Albert C. Miranda 21 from San Angelo Texas. Veale, a southpaw pitcher, is assigned to Salt Lake City in the Pacific Coast League while Miranda, a shortstop, will report to the San Angelo club in the new Sophomore League.
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Casey Stengel Reflects On World Series Loss And Milwaukee
FRANK ECK recalls Casey Stengel venting over the Yankees 5-0 World Series loss to Milwaukee. Stengel blames himself for lineup choices and fielding gaffes by Kubek and Mantle, while hinting at future battles against Milwaukee and a wish for another Braves rematch.
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Pitching Ray Moore Halts First-Place Yar-Kees 2-0
Pitcher Ray Moore of the White Sox blanked the first-place Yar-Kees on three hits, walking two and fanning five as the Sox staff pitched its sixth shutout in nine games. Curt Flood of the Cardinals had four hits and three runs batted in, including a two-run double in the eighth to seal a 7-5 win over the Redlegs.
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Baseball Antitrust Debate Opens in House Split Over Exemption
Washington AP The House moves toward debate on ending baseballs antitrust immunity. Legislation would apply antitrust laws to four major sports while exempting reasonably necessary operations of the games. Rep Keating pushes a rival bill arguing the exemption is too narrow and invites lawsuits. Ford Frick and others favor broader limits. Keating predicts a decisive victory for his plan.
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Bonus Baby Baumann Heads Back To Minors
Boston pitcher Frank Baumann, a prized but unsettled left hander, was sent to the Memphis farm team in Class AA Southern Association after an Indians series visit. Baumann, who signed with Boston six years ago, carried a 2-2 record this season and remains the Red Sox property.
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Odd Fellows Top Miners For First
Two Slab Fork Little League teams battled for first place as Odd Fellows defeated Truman Mines 9 to 4. Odd Fellows improved to 5-1 while TM fell to 5-2, gaining a half game on the standings. Six runs in the first sealed the win, with Mickey Stone driving in three on a first inning double.
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My Guys Ain't Hitting Defeats Yankees in Chicago
Casey Stengel blamed the slumping Yankees after a 4-0 loss to Ray Moore and the Chicago White Sox. Stengel noted Ford pitched well while Moore allowed just three hits and registered his fourth win over New York. He warned the club to snap out of the dry spell or risk losing the pennant lead.
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National Safe Boating Week Proclaimed by President
Next week is designated National Safe Boating Week with 35 million Americans expected to boat in 7 million pleasure craft. Coast Guard Vice Admiral A C Richmond backs a focused safety push as groups rally to teach basic rules to newcomers and curb rising accidents from lack of common sense.
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Hershey Chosen As Site For All Star Tilt
The American Hockey League announced the next season all star game will be played in Hershey on January 15 featuring the Hershey Bears and top players from five other teams. Dartmouth basketball teams won 18 games each of the last three seasons.
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