Kralick extends win streak as Indians win 15th of 17
Lefty Kralick earns his sixth straight victory for the Indians, who pull within three games of first as they beat the Senators and keep pace in a three way tie for third behind the Yankees. He allows five hits and no walks while Dick Howser scores the decisive run on a balk miscalled by the umpire.
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Adams' No-Hitter Nears Perfection in League Game
Kirk Adams of the Grunge Screw Products pitched a near perfect game for Larmin County Clisys G Hot Stove League against Penfield Cardinas Priday. Adams walked one batter in the 11th inning and finished with 12 strikeouts as the Tiff range team won 180.
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Springs edge Atlantic in fast league baseball clash
Empire Springs wins 4 to 3 after an RBI single in the sixth inning. Vince Pye and Jim Malesky led Empire with key hits as Nays Hardware and others contributed in a tight contest featuring Ralph Moyer and Jim Baldaur on the mound.
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Morticians Break Tie in Low Quality Baseball Game
A garbled box score shows Morticians breaking a tie and winning 14 to 5 as players like Harold Dicken and Jack Plas contributed. Other lines reference Norban, UPC, and various players in a muddled league context with unclear team names and results.
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McKinnon Drives Win in Close League Duel
McKinnon fans 10 as he leads a tight matchup against a rival. The article highlights contributions from Tele phone Co players and Bolero roles in a pivotal fourth quarter, with small scoring bursts shaping the outcome for the home team.
Sooy Sparks Grace Past Amherst in League Softball
Butch Sooy led Grace with three hits in four at bats and sparked a seventh inning rally that included three triples a double and a single. Noan Smith added two hits for Amherst as Grace won 32 to 4 in the Amherst Church League game.
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Indians suffer injuries as Tito Francona starts again
Cleveland and Washington clash as injuries sidelined two more Indians. Tito Francona returned to start while Cerveca Cleveland and Whitfield contributed but the lineup was disrupted by muscle and finger injuries. Duckworth pitched well but balk calls and fielding miscues aided the Indians to stay within three games of the leaders.
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Koufax Nets Sixth Shutout and 10th Win for Dodgers
Sandy Koufax pitched his sixth shutout of the season and 10th win, boosting the Dodgers as he extended scoreless innings streak and moved within striking distance of a 20-win season. He also strengthened his NL strikeout lead and toppled the Giants from first place.
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Major league baseball scores and schedule snippets
Night results show Washington 1 Cleveland 0 and Boston 2 Detroit on a night slate. Upcoming games list Minnesota Chicago Los Angeles and Philadelphia matchups with various pitchers named, plus yesterday’s Pittsburgh Milwaukee score and other late evening results.
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Indians and Senators endure marathon 19 inning tilt noted
The 19 inning game at Cleveland Stadium featured seven Indians pitchers Gary Bell Abernathy Bob Allen Jerry Walker Pete Ramos Mudcat Grant and Sam McDowell with Rains and Grant used as pinch runners. Jim Coates starred for the Senators, fanning three batters in the 17th and ending key threats. Burdette’s long decade in major league play and umpire Al Barlick’s looming return add context to a day of baseball oddities.
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