Giants Push Cards From First Dodgers Pull To Within One Game
The Dodgers win over the Reds keeps them within one game of the NL lead as Perranoski and Drysdale star. Perranoski, a standout MSU alum, pitched two scoreless innings to preserve a 4 5 victory while Drysdale struggled after five shutout frames. Giants reclaim NL lead with 4 3 win over the Cardinals. Braves beat the Colt .
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Houston Colts
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Billy Pierce
Giants
Lew Burdette
Chuck Hiller
Jim Davenport
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Denver Lemaster
Braves
Colts
Lee Maye
Eddie Mathews
Americans Win First Round as McKinley Leads Wimbledon Charge
Wimbledon opening day saw Chuck McKinley, seeded fourth, advance to the second round along with Dennis Ralston and four other Americans after whom rain halted much of the schedule. Frank Froehling and Donald Dell faced off in an all American clash, while several others exited. Gardnar Mulloy Bill Bond Ron Fisher Allen Fox Jim McManus and Bill Lenoir were among those eliminated.
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Rubinoff
France
Daniel Conter
Frost
Brazil
Thomas Koch
Gardnar Mulloy
New York
Bill Bond
la Jolla
Ron Fisher
Houston
Tex
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Bill Lenoir
Tucson
Ariz
League Standings and Week Baseball Schedule Snapshot
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 42 30 and Chicago at 38 33, with St. Louis 41 30 and Los Angeles 40 30 close behind. Tuesday forecasts list six night games with star pitchers including Koufax O'Toole and Mahaffey Francis, plus daily results from Monday across leagues.
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Pizarro
Los. Angeles
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Stenhouse
Segai
Bunning
Stange
Cancer Kills Trautman in Columbus Ohio
George Red Trautman 73 died Monday from lung cancer ending a 16 year tenure as president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. A lifelong sportsman, he led minor leagues after stints as Detroit Tigers VP GM and Columbus Red Birds president. Funeral set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at St Albans Episcopal Church. Trautman had returned home two weeks ago after surgery and illness.
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Red) Trautman
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Major League Leaders by United Press International
National League leaders include Aaron Braves 54 RBI White Cards 52 Robinson Reds 51 Santo Cubs 50 and Boyer Cards 44 Cepeda Giants 44. American League leaders Allison Twins 50 Kaline Tigers 49 Malzone Red Sox 49 Wagner Angels 49 Stuart Red Sox 46. Pitching leaders in the National League Maloney Reds 11 2 OToole Reds 13 3 Marichal Giants 12 3 Koufax Dodgers 11 3 Spahn Braves 10 8 O Dell Giants 10 3. In the American League Radaiz Red Sox 6 1 Bouton Yanks 10 2 Ford Yanks 103 Buzhardt White Sox 9 3 Walker Indians 6 2.
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Miami Officials Seek Liston Clearance To Fight Elsewhere
Miami officials urge the World Boxing Association to certify Sonny Liston’s knee injury is healed before he fights Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas next month. The Miami Beach commission still lists Liston as ill and unavailable and must release him before he can box elsewhere.
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White Sox defeat Yankees to stay in AL title chase
Johnny Buzhardt and Hoyt Wilhelm held the Yankees to six hits as Chicago won 5-2, cutting the gap to one game behind New York. Camilo Carreon drove in three with a three run double, while Pete Ward extended an 18 game hitting streak with a single and homer.
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al Downing
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Gary Geiger
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Jack Lamabe
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Chuck Schilling
Lou Clinton
Kirkland
Robinson weighs retirement after Giardello loss in Philly
Sugar Ray Robinson may quit boxing after a lopsided 10 round defeat by middleweight contender Joey Giardello at Convention Hall Philadelphia. Giardello floored Robinson in the fourth and dominated the later rounds as Robinson faded. The crowd of 8598 paid about 59097 to watch Giardello claim a unanimous decision.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
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Springfield Giants Break Slump With 6-3 Win Over Charleston
Springfield Giants end a six game skid with a 6-3 victory over league leading Charleston behind Frank Linzy who improved to 8-2 with a six hit outing and a two run triple. Ron Phifer added a two run homer as Denyer took the loss.
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