White Sox Stop Yankees to Narrow AL Gap
Chicago pitcher Johnny Buzhardt earned the win over New York, matching his career mark of 40 against the Yankees as the White Sox beat the league leaders 5 to 2. Hoyt Wilhelm aided in relief after Buzhardt yielded three singles and one run in the seventh, despite allowing Roger Maris's 15th homer.
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Geiger Delivers Ninth Inning Blast For Bosox Win
Gary Geiger belted a two run homer with two outs in the ninth off Jerry Walker lifting Boston to a 7 4 victory over Cleveland. The homer was Geiger seventh of the year and followed Roman Mejias walk with two out in a 5 5 tie. Chuck Dressen hit his sixth homer earlier and Lou Clinton added his eighth. Willy Kirkland hit his eighth for Cleveland in the seventh to knot the game.
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A's Hit Two Homers To Beat Tigers In KC Night Clash
Ed Rakow pitched for the Kansas City Athletics and benefited from a pair of two run homers by Bobby Del Greco and Ken Harrelson with a man aboard. Don Messi took the loss for Detroit as KC rolled to a 6 3 victory in Kansas City.
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Zimmer Joins Hodges in Dodgers Move to Kansas City
Dodgers announce Zimmer joins Hodges and longtime teammate Gil Hodges in Kansas City after rookie manager Hodges and Zimmer played together in Brooklyn and Los Angeles as the Dodgers moved west.
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Dodger Youngster Leads 31 1 Win Over Giants in Longfellow
Little League pitcher Bill Baltzell fanned 10 to lift the Dodgers to a 31 victory over the Giants in Longfellow League. Bob Yakowich Glenn Welch and Belford doubled for the Dodgers as Stan Mayra took the loss.
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Twins Explode in First Trip Orioles 6-4
The Minnesota Twins built a five run lead in the first two innings and held on for a 6-4 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Bill Dailey earned his seventh save of the season by closing out the eighth with a double play after a late threat.
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Ruth Victor Chemical Edges Duggans 2–1 in Babe Ruth League
Randy Osier tied the game with a seventh inning single as Babe Ruth Victor Chemical edged Duggans 2–1. Duggan had scored in the first half of the inning. Louis Riv ienes delivered the winning sacrifice fly. George Nerborne earned the win, Dave McGinnis took the loss.
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Davis Lashes Three Run Blast To Send Dodgers Over Reds
Willie Davis belted a three run homer to cushion the Los Angeles Dodgers as they held off Cincinnati in a 5 4 victory Monday night. Drysdale dominated with a no hit bid through five innings, Reds’ seven game win streak ended. The win moved the Dodgers to third place, a half game ahead of Cincinnati and within one game of the National League lead.
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Terry Dillon Signs NFL Contract With Minnesota Vikings
MISSOULA Montana State University star Terry Dillon has signed with the Minnesota Vikings as a defensive back. The 1962 Grizzlies standout led MSU in scoring and punting, earned Shrine Game invitation, and finished his last season with 50 points and a 40.3 yard punting average.
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Cards Trade Burke For Barney Schultz
The St. Louis Cardinals announced a waiver swap with the Chicago Cubs sending outfielder Leo Burke, 29, to acquire knuckleball right hander Barney Schultz, a relief pitcher. The club also said Red Schoendienst was placed on the active list as reserve infielder and pinch hitter for pitcher Bob Humphreys, who was disabled.
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Giardello Beats Sugar Ray in Ten Round Decision
Philadelphia mid d dleweight contender Joey Giardello floors Sugar Ray Robinson once and wins a unanimous 10 round decision at Convention Hall. Giardello’s victory boosts him toward a title shot as promoters eye a defense for October or November with a $75 000 guarantee and 30 percent of net gate for Giardello.
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Four Runs in First Too Much for Cards
San Francisco Giants take NL lead with 4 to 3 win over St. Louis in the first game of a three game set. Juan Marichal earned his 12th victory with help from Billy Pierce after a four run first inning by the Cardinals. Lew Burdette allowed two hits in the early innings before exiting in the seventh in his second St. Louis start, his sixth loss. Harvey Kuenn doubled but was cut down at the plate as the Giants pushed across runs in the first.
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Lemaster Hurls Shutout at Colts
Denny Lemaster pitched Milwaukee to a 3-0 win over the Houston Colts, his first shutout of the year, allowing four hits while Lee Maye and Eddie Mathews provided home run support. Lemaster improved to 4-4, as Houston extended a scoreless streak to 16 innings. The Colts dropped their ninth straight defeat.
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Americans Reach Second Round At Wimbledon
Dennis Ralston and four other Americans advanced to the Wimbledon second round as rain halted the day. Willy Bungert upset Mike Sangster in straight sets, while Roy Emerson beat Bill Lenoir. Other Americans struggling included McKinley pending, Flam Hoogs Rubinoff and Frost advancing with difficulty.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Probable Pitchers
A collage of standings shows St Louis and Los Angeles near top with Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee and Pittsburgh in pursuit. Probable pitchers listed for Tuesday games include Bolin or Pierce for the Cards, Sadecki, Koufax and others across National and American leagues.
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Minor League President Dies of Cancer
George M. Trautman 73 known as Red died of cancer at his Columbus home Monday after three months illness. Trautman had led the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues since Jan 1 1947 and faced postwar boom and later TV competition with guarded optimism about the minors' future.
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