Cubs Bomb Spahn Braves in 9-6 Loss at Milwaukee
Cubs bombed Warren Spahn for nine runs as Ernie Banks, Hank Aaron, and Phil Long homered while Carl Neuman and Ernie Banks each connected for multiple blasts. Glen Hobbie got the win as Milwaukee built a five run lead before Chicago rallied with power but fell 9 to 6.
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Phillies Stop Dodgers 87 at Memorial Coliseum in NL cellar clash
Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 8 at Memorial Coliseum before 10 671 fans as Willie Jones and Ashburn sparked a late rally. Dodgers threat was halted by Nudges and Pernander misplays as Hemus delivered key hits.
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Bell Shuts Down Orioles As Indians Rally
Cleveland hitters rang up 14 hits led by Minnie Minoso's 8th homer of the year. Gary Bell, in his first division start of the season, held Baltimore to three hits and two runs over six innings. Hoyt Wilhelm finished for Cleveland, allowing only Dick Williams’ single in the ninth. Orioles trouble continued with Connie Johnson charged with the loss.
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Senators Rally Past White Sox in Second Game
Washington Senators used four double plays and strong pitching by Hal Griggs and Dick Hyde to defeat the Chicago White Sox 5 2 in the nightcap after dropping the opener 4 0. Jeweled by Griggs' sacrifice fly and Herbie Plews' double, the Senators broke a tie in the sixth inning as Pinehitter Hee and Plews drove in key runs while a flurry of defensive plays kept Chicago scoreless.
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Davidson Tosses Tantrum In West of England Match
Swedish star Sven Davidson, ranked No 1 in Europe, stormed off court after a 4-6 defeat to Rafael Orsuna in the Sennis championships in Bristol. Miss Snow of Ventura California won her second round match easily, defeating Britain's Pat Cults 6-0 6-1 in about 24 minutes. Davidson complained the crowd heckling his underhand serves and threatened to quit if the behavior continued.
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Over Par 75 Leads Eastern Amateur Golf Event
Pittsburgh area golfer Mrs. Ede ward McAuliffe of Charles River Country Club shoots 75 two over par to lead the Eastern Amateur women’s tournament after the first round. A second player, Noite fu 87, sits near even par, with other standings unclear from readable text.
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Pirates Edge Giants 5 4 In Tight NL Battle
Pirates topple the San Francisco Giants 5 to 4 as Willie Mays hits a rare single and Bob Skinner, B. O. Stevens, and Frank Thomas power the offense. Ta-Mousant starts for the Giants but allows homers to Stevens and Skinner, leaving Paced in a close National League race behind Milwaukee.
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American Association game notes from Denver to Indianapolis
The record lists multiple game results across the American Association with teams Denver Louisville Iain IL Paul Indianapolis and Omaha Charleston Wichita Minneapolis. Scores include Omaha 5 Charleston 2 and Indianapolis 4 1 Bt Pant 7 Indianapolis 3 2. Details show partial standings and match pairings across cities.
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Athletics' Solid Showing No Surprise To Skipper
New York AP reports manager Billy Craft downplays surprises from Kansas City Athletics' start. He cites team effort and strong hitting by Bob Giry and Ned Garver’s pitching, praising players like Bill Tuttle and Vic Power. Craft says no pennant talk, just focus on winning forthcoming games.
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