Major League Boxscores Snapshot Highlights
Box scores show New York win over Washington with Berra driving runs alongside Maas’s winning effort. Boston beats Baltimore 5 3, with Bailey and Harshman combining on the late innings. Chicago and Cleveland produce a 4 5 result as Power and Nixon pace the offense. Cincinnati and Milwaukee explode for 12 4 in a high scoring clash with Mathews homering twice for the Brewers.
Reds Drop To 3rd as Dodgers Top Giants 3 2
The Dodgers beat the Giants 3-2 to move Los Angeles into second place while the Reds slipped to third. Clem Labine saved his second game in two days, Johnny Podres earned his 4th win, and Alou homered for the Giants in a San Francisco sellout. The day featured a suspended Pittsburgh game due to curfew with Smoky Burgess driving in runs, and St Louis splitting with Chicago in a tense series.
Standings and schedules in Monday baseball notes
The American League standings show Cleveland leading with 15 wins and Chicago at 14. Baltimore and Washington follow, with Boston New York and Kansas City in mid pack. Monday’s schedule lists Baltimore at Washington as the sole game. other games appear on Tuesday with Cleveland at New York and more matchups.
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Dodgers Send Jim Baxes to Spokane Minors
Los Angeles Dodgers cut to 25 players sending third baseman Jim Baxes to Spokane of the Pacific Coast League. Baxes, 30, batted .303 in 33 appearances for the Dodgers this season and slugged 28 homers for Spokane last year.
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Aaron’s five hits spark Braves double sweep over Reds
Hank Aaron collected five hits in ten at bats across a double sweep against Cincinnati to raise his average to .485. His ninth inning single broke a tie to win the second game 2-1. Early Wynn pitched a 5-0 shutout as the White Sox defeated Cleveland Indians in the second game.
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Vancouver, Spokane Dominate in Pacific Coast League Scores
In the Pacific Coast League action Vancouver crushed Phoenix 49 to 10 and Spokane rolled Sacramento 94 to 2. Portland beat Salt Lake City 10 to 2 while San Diego topped Seattle 10 to 3.
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WA Poordons 2 Batting Leaders and Shotgun Stats
Baseball leaders listed include Kuenn Detroit .405 in 530+ at bats with 24 runs by Killebrew Washington, 23 RBIs by Cerv Kansas City and Killebrew Washington, 37 hits by Fox Chicago and Kaline Detroit, 9 doubles by Williams Kansas City, 8 by Power and Strickland Cleveland, 3 triples by Cerv and House Kansas City, 7 homers by Killebrew Washington Jensen Boston Cola vito Cleveland Maris Kansas City and Lemon Washington. Stolen bases led by Aparicio Chicago 7, Power Cleveland 6. Pitching leaders: Wilhelm Baltimore and McLish Cleveland 4-0, 1.900. Strikeouts: Wynn Chicago 43. Score Cleveland and Bunn ing Detroit 36. For 50+ at bats: Aaron Milwaukee 485? Burgess Pittsburgh 382. Runs: Mathews Milwaukee 27. Pinson Cincinnati 23. RBIs: Robinson Cincinnati 31. Banks Chicago and Demeter Los Angeles 27. Hits: Aaron Milwaukee 49. Temple and Pinson Cincinnati and Cimoli St. Louis 37. Doubles: Cimoli St. Louis 12. Temple Cincinnati and Burgess Pittsburgh 11. Triples: Mays San Francisco 4. five tied with 3. Home runs: Mathews Milwaukee 11. Robinson Cincinnati and Aaron Milwaukee 8. Stolen bases: Neal Los Angeles 8. Moon Los Angeles 5. Pitching: Face Pittsburgh 4-0, 1.000. Klippstein Los Angeles 34 1.000. Strikeouts: Drysdale Los Angeles 51. Spahn Milwaukee 37.
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Dodgers lead NL in steals with 73 in 1958 season
International League scores show Montreal 7 Rochester 4 Buffalo 12 1 Toronto 104 Richmond 34 Columbus 21 Havana 41 Miami 1 45. The Los Angeles Dodgers led National League clubs in steals in 1958 with 73.
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Yankees Sweep Nationals as Red Sox Win Two
The Yankees took a pair from Washington 6-3 and 3-2 in 10 innings, while Boston defeated Baltimore 3-2 and 5-1 in 10 and 1 games. Buddin hit a first homer for Kiely and Bauman's three run triple fueled a 2nd game burst as Malzone homered. The White Sox beat Cleveland 5-4 in 11 as Phillips drove in the winner and Wynn blanked the Indians 5-0. Detroit beat Kansas City 7-4 behind five homers and Dykes’s lineup forged a seven of eight start hot streak. Milwaukee moved atop by beating Cincinnati twice, and Los Angeles edged San Francisco 3-2 with Labine relief.
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Grzenda To Pitch Tonight Sense Saints Break Even In Twin Bill
In Charleston, Joe Grzenda to start for the Senators in game three of the American Association series with St. Paul. Charleston split the doubleheader by winning 7-5 after Steve Demeter belted a grand slam in the second game. Demeter homered again in the third inning of the first game, while Yewchik and Sherry provided key RBI. Don Bessent seeks his first win for St. Paul, and Grzenda looks to steady his pitching after a rough prior start.
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