Giants Split Doubleheader With Colts To Stay On Top
The San Francisco Giants split a doubleheader with the Houston Colts, winning the nightcap 4 3 aided by relief pitching from Billy Pierce and Jim Duffalo. Houston won the opener 3 0 as Jim Umbricht and Don Nottebart limited San Francisco to four hits. The split left the Giants one-half game ahead of St Louis atop the National League standings.
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League Standings: Koufax beats O'Dell in San Francisco
In a night game at San Francisco Koufax defeats O'Dell 93 to 92 shaping the league standings. Key performances from both pitchers highlight a tight matchup and late inning drama in the pennant race.
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O Toole Wins 12th as Reds Rout Mets
Cincinnati Reds bomb Mets for season high runs in a beatdown that highlighted a 15 hit attack. O Toole earned his 12th win atop the majors as Cincinnati overwhelmed New York in a decisive game.
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Willhite Debuts as Dodgers Beat Cubs in Second Game Split
Rookie Nick Willhite, elevated from the Pacific Coast League, held Chicago to five hits with six strikeouts in his major league debut, aiding the Dodgers to a 20 victory in the nightcap after Chicago won the opener 8-3 on a five-run first inning.
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City Recreation Fast-Pitch Opens At Clark Park
Fast-Pitch league begins Tuesday in Clark Park with Anacond Merchants facing Muzz and Stan's Freeway at 7 p.m. Thursday brings Boomers and Deluxe together at 7 p.m. in Clark Park.
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Phillies pull off 11th inning rally to split twin bill
In Milwaukee, the Phillies erupt for three runs in the bottom of the 11th to beat the Braves 7-4 and split the doubleheader after Milwaukee won the opener 5-3. Demeter, Maye and Wine lead Philadelphia while Dalrymple and Gonzalez pace Milwaukee.
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Great Falls defeats Butte Legion 8 to 2 in Legion game
Errors in the first inning helped Great Falls build an early lead and roll to an 8 2 victory over Butte Legion. Butte scored in the first and eighth frames with Carl Ryan and Steve Stosich tallying runs.
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Burdette Traded From Braves To Cardinals
Lew Burdette who had been called untouchable by Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan was traded Saturday night to the St Louis Cardinals. In return the Braves received Gene Oliver and Bob Sadowski. The Cardinals aim to boost their 1963 NL pennant chances while the Braves plan for the long term.
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Foytack Involved In Four-Player Deal
The Detroit Tigers and Los Angeles Angels completed a four player deal at the trading deadline. Paul Foytack and Frank Kostro moved to the Angels in exchange for George Thomas and a minor league farmhand to be named later.
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Palmer Wins Thunderbird in Sudden-Death Playoff
Arnold Palmer defeats Paul Harney on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff to win the Thunderbird Golf Classic after finishing regulation tied at 277. Harney shot 69 to Palmer’s 72 as a 15,000‑strong crowd watched the final meltdown and par on the 190‑yard first hole secured the $25,000 top prize.
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Butte Legion B Team Suffers First Defeat of the Season
Helena edge Butte in 10 innings 8 to 7 at Capital City with a squeeze bunt scoring the winning run. Butte handed Helena nine miscues and tied the game late before falling despite late rally. Tom Lawrence pitched seven innings for Butte and Jon McElroy finished with four strikeouts.
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