Herbert Serene Sox Hold Lead With Fourth Shutout
White Sox pitcher Ray Herbert kept the lead by tossing a fourth straight shutout, improving to 1.80 ERA as he limited Detroit to three hits. Jim Landis supplied offense with a leadoff homer and a two-run single, while Jim Bunning took the loss. Other AL games saw Ford’s five-hitter for a 2-1 win over Minnesota and Ed Rakow’s six-hitter in Oakland’s 4-0 victory.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Amid Weather
The American League table shows Kansas City atop with 18 wins and 13 losses, followed by Baltimore, Detroit, and Los Angeles shaping the middle. Tuesday results include Kansas City over Cleveland 5-2 and Baltimore 6-1 at Washington, with Chicago 3 Detroit 0 and New York 2 Minnesota 1. Wednesday’s probable pitchers feature Minnesota at New York Pascual versus Terry, and Los Angeles at Boston in a twi night doubleheader, among other matchups.
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Bragan Secures New Contract With Braves
Milwaukee report says Bobby Bragan is given a new contract and authority to negotiate trades before June 15 as the Braves seek a major deal. President John McHale calls Bragan “our boy” and notes the pact lasts through 1964 with salary increases and potential moves involving Cardinal targets.
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Spahn Delivers 4-3 Braves Win After Musial Hit
Milwaukee manager Bragan praised the new contract as Spahn, 42, pitched the Braves to a 4-3 win over the Cardinals. Musial’s second inning liner struck Spahn in the stomach, knocking him down, yet he recovered to complete the game. Spahn improved to 5-2. Julian Javier hit a homer off him, while Spahn singled in the winning run in the seventh off Bob Gibson. Giants, Colts, Phillies, Cubs win. Sanford earns 100th career victory for the Giants. Farrell beats Mets. McLish wins for Phillies. Cubs top Reds. Ellsworth beats Reds as McDaniel finishes.
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Major League Leaders: Top Players Across Leagues
A snapshot of standout hitters and pitchers with leading totals. Key names include Causey Wagner Kaline Aaron Cepeda Cepeda Fairly Alou Aaron and Cepeda among leaders in average runs and RBIs. Pitching leaders feature Fischer Stock Simmons and Koufax with strong win totals.
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Balk Rule Revised Second Delay Not Necessary
NEW YORK. Major league pitchers no longer must wait a full second with runners on base. They may pause just long enough to satisfy umpires before delivering the ball. The Rules Committee voted unanimously to delete the phrase at least one second from rules governing deliveries with men on base.
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United States and Britain Agree on Bahamas Test Center
The United States and Britain will establish a joint undersea test and evaluation center in the Bahamas. John Hay said the center, costing 95.2 million dollars, will be used by both the U S and Royal Navies to test underwater defense equipment.
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McKinney Leads Yankees to 22 3 Win Over Braves
Jack McKinney hit two homers and a single while scoring five as the Yankees routed the Braves 22 to 3 in the Trap Hill District Little League. It was Fairfield’s first win and Atlanta’s first loss, leaving both teams at 1-1 early in the season. Homers credited to McKinney for the Yankees and Birchfield for the Braves.
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Lord Gordon Gains 10000 Supplementary Entry
Lord Gordon, upset winner over A. C.s Viking in the 1962 Dex ter Cup, has been made a 10000 supplementary entry for the Realization with the total now estimated around 85000. Western Open Set at Chicago course marks first major since 1958. Hawks sign Mitchell after Mississippi State selection. Wajda rides triple at Suffolk Downs with Twin City, Gold Brick, and Oxford Lass winning races.
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Town District Track Meet Continues At Van Meter Stadium
Morton Reaves edged Piney Oaks by six points to win the sixth grade Town District track title at Van Meter Stadium with 37 points. Wright of Piney Oaks and Wright of Sylvia led individual wins in sprints and distance events, while Mabscott and Sylvia also posted top placements in relays, hurdles, and field events. Final team scores listed: Morton Reaves 37, Piney Oaks 31, Mabscott 24, Sylvia 22, Cranberry 11, Bradley 10, Central 9, Institute 8, Mt. Tabor 4, R.M.I. 4, Crescent 2.
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Sherman High overwhelms Clear Fork 6-0 in two-hitter
Sherman High pitcher Cooper allowed only two doubles and fanned 11 across a complete game as the Tigers defeated Clear Fork 6-0 on Tuesday at Colcord. Daley and Hamilton also pitched for the locals. Morris, Pauley and Hamilton each drove in runs, with 2B by Daley Seacrist Morris and Wykle among others.
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