Wichita Set Next For Charleston Bears Sweep
Charleston Senators visit Wichita for a three game series as Denver tops the Bears. Denver’s 9th straight win follows a 6-2 Charleston loss. Chuck Daniel to start for Charleston against Juan Pizzaro for Wichita.
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Senators Take Early Lead in Charleston Tilt
Jim Delsing in his 1st consecutive game streak for Charleston doubled and Ozzie Virgil singled the Senators home for their first run in the sixth inning.
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Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Runs Batted In
McDougald leads AL batting with 403 hits while Cerv tops RBIs at 28. Skowron and Vernon also high in batting and runs, with Kuenn and Malzone prominent in hits and doubles as the season progresses. Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, and Kansas City are the teams most represented in the leader board.
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Dodgers Streak Hits New Low In Giants Loss
Los Angeles Dodgers, last in the National League for the first time since 1948, were routed 12 to 3 by the San Francisco Giants. Manager Walt Alston noted pitchers’ lack of form led to the slide and suggested rotation changes depend on hot performers rather than fixed plans. Don Drysdale took his sixth loss in seven decisions as questions swirled about his stuff and control.
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Giants rout Dodgers as Willie Mays hits two homers
Hitting star Willie Mays of the Giants cracked two homers and a grand slam while adding a single in five at bats and driving in five runs in a 12 3 victory over the Dodgers. Murry Dickson of the Athletics earned a second win with four hitless innings in relief, securing a 2 1 11 inning victory over the White Sox.
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Willie Mays Powers Giants Past Dodgers In Lively Series
Willie Mays exploded against the Dodgers to lift the San Francisco Giants 12-3, while the Cardinals won 6-4 behind Stan Musial as Ruben Gomez notched his third win. Mays hit two homers and drove in five, including a grand slam, sparking a five game winning streak over L A. Don Drysdale took the loss for the Dodgers.
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Chrisley Breaks Through With Home Run in Major League Debut
Major League box scores note Neil Chrisley hit his first major league home run, his third in seven games for Washington. The Senators sit second in the American League as Ron Negray and Don Demeter move to St Paul and Spokane, while the Dodgers trim to 26 players on their roster.
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