Reds Sweep Phillies Lift NL Lead With Two Wins
Cincinnati widened its National League lead to 1 1/2 games by taking 7-2 and 10-0 wins over Philadelphia, beating the Phillies for the 12th time in a row this season. Gene Freese led Cincinnati with seven hits in eight at bats as Wally Post homered twice. Don Ferrarese and Chris Short took losses. Milwaukee hit five homers to overpower the Dodgers, while San Francisco slugged Chicago 7-2 to move into second place.
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Mixed MLB scores reveal late rallies across leagues
Baseball scores show Chicago and Minnesota each posting runs late as pitchers and relievers struggle. Hutson, Dobvek and Allison homer for their clubs while key hits surface from Fox, Blanchard and Maris as the Yankees and Red Sox also produce offense in separate showdowns.
Indians Split Ford Blanks Tigers 9-0 on Ford dominance
Whitey Ford struck out 12 for 9-0 Detroit as Cleveland was shut out by New York. Detroit’s win narrows the AL lead while Cleveland loses to Baltimore 8-5 after a 2-1 opener. Chicago White Sox win two from Twins as Ford climbs to 7-1 in eight starts. Pagliaroni and Blanchard homer in Boston Washington settings. LA ties KC with a late rally.
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Faulk Wins Women's Eastern Open in Sudden Death
Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island Georgia captures her third consecutive title at the Women's Eastern Open golf tournament in Dillsbury Pennsylvania posting a dramatic 2 10 foot birdie on the first extra hole to earn 1 247 prize. Jo Ann Prentice nearly won on the final green but missed a crucial putt keeping Faulk in a three way playoff with Prentice and Mickey Weight.
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Littler to Lead Western Open After U S Open Win
Newly crowned U S Open champion Gene Littler heads to the Western Open at Grand Rapids with $30,000 at stake. Palmar and Player trailed, while Sanders and Hogan also chased the money list, as the top names in golf shift from east to west in Michigan.
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Standings and results from major leagues
Standings show Detroit and Cleveland leading the American League with Boston and Baltimore chasing. Sunday results include Boston over Washington in a 13 inning second game, Cleveland beating Baltimore 2-5, New York defeating Detroit, and Los Angeles beating Kansas City. Upcoming schedules list several cross league matchups and pitcher notes for Cleveland, Chicago, New York, and Boston.
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Lopez Pleased White Sox Pitching Praised
Chicago manager Al Lopez highlights depth in the rotation as Don Larsen and Warren Hacker join Turk Lown and Russ Kemmerer, hoping the staff becomes the best in the American League. The Sox show resilience with a late rally in the opener and strong hitting in the nightcap, while Piercing pitching shows form.
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