Indians fall twice as Angels sweep twin bill
Cleveland's slump deepens as the Indians lose 4-3 and 2-0 to the Los Angeles Angels in a Los Angeles doubleheader. Ralph Terry and Sonny Siebert were hit hard, while Bob Lee earned the win in the opener and Marcelino Lopez pitched the shutout in the nightcap. Max Alvis and Leon Wagner homered in the opener as the Tribe fails to rebound.
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All-Star game odds tilt toward National League
Milton Richman notes the National League dominates the All-Star rosters while the American League has lagged in recent years. He cites pitching depth, position players, and injury absences as contributing factors ahead of the Minneapolis game.
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All-Star Umpires and Scorers Named for Minneapolis Game
Ford Frick announced John Stevens as umpire-in-chief behind the plate for the All-Star game in Minneapolis. He will be joined by Lee Weyer, Lou Dimuro, Bill Williams, Bill Valentine, and John Kibler along the foul lines, with Joe McGuff, Tom Briere, and Al Jen Lewis named official scorers from major newspapers.
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Baseball Standings and Daily Results Summary
The American League standings show Minnesota leading with 51 wins and 28 losses followed by Cleveland 48–32 and Baltimore 48–34. Yesterday results include Washington 2 Boston 1 and 10–2, Minnesota 8 New York 3, plus Los Angeles 4 Cleveland 3 and 2–0, Baltimore 1 Chicago 0. Today’s probable pitchers feature Detroit at Kansas City, New York at Minnesota, Cleveland at Los Angeles, Chicago at Baltimore.
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Pappas Loses No Whiskers Feud After Close Game
Pappas improves to 16th victory as he bests Lopez and the White Sox 1 0 in four hits. Orioles pitcher delivers a sharp start and tensions rise with AL All Star Lopez after the decision. The defeat echoes through the pennant chase as upcoming matchups loom.
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Major League Leaders and Strong Claims for All Star
A look at current leaders in the American and National Leagues highlights strong campaigns for players like Colavito Mantilla Horton Kaline Hall and Callison. The piece covers pitching aims including Bob Veale and the push toward a 20 win season, plus notable wins by the Twins against the Yankees and Dodgers.
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Baseball line scores from multiple games across leagues and teams
A compact recap of line scores and key details from several 1961 baseball games. Includes winning and losing pitchers, homer totals, and notable performances by players such as Santo Francona Killebrew and Mathews across matches involving St Louis Chicago Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Boston Washington Minnesota Detroit Kansas City and New York.
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