Pirates hammer Giants as Thames trips seven runs
Pittsburgh overwhelmed San Francisco 14 to 6 to topple the Giants from first place in the National League. Frank Thames hit a grand slam and drove in seven as Vern Law earned his 6th win with Elroy Face finishing. Giants rookie Felipe Alou, Jim King and Jim Davenport homered off Law.
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Viaducts Rally Past Tane's 16 14 In Rain Kept Softball
In a National Softball Division contest at 112th Street the Viaduets defeated Tamie's Fish Pry 18 14 as Ralph Naples earned the win with four RBIs from a two run single. Tony Vombaro added four runs batted in including a homer and triple. Tom La Plane hit a three run triple and Joe Dosie collected a double and a single. Sam Valenti supported by Jerry Valenti with a double and a single and three RBIs. The Victors raised their record to 45 while the Huers slipped to 33.
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Braves Rally Past Cubs To Seize NL Lead
Milwaukee erased a 5-0 deficit to beat Chicago 11-7 in eight innings. Joe Adcock hit a first inning grand slam as part of a 12-hit Braves barrage. Ernie Johnson earned the win with a bases full walk after Del Crandall doubled and Andy Pafko drove in a run. The victory snapped a five game skid and put Milwaukee atop the National League standings.
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Two Players Tie At 69 In GA Golf Feature
Hugh Isabella of the home course and Walt Kubica of Poa posted one under par 69s to pace the field at Balistan Spa Country Club in the Eastern New York Golf Association event. Lonnie Parks tied for next with Don Buell at 70, while Ine Smith and Stewart Smith posted 71s.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Eastern and American League results show New York edging Kansas City 2 1 while Detroit beats Boston 9 6 and Chicago top Baltimore 7 2. Standings list New York, Kansas City, Boston, Washington, Cleveland, Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago with varied win totals and games back. Tonight’s games include Mets? Noted are pitch matchups and league alignments amid a chaotic summary of scores and standings.
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Tigers fire Tighe amid player blame claim
Boston AP reports Martin of Detroit comments on Bill Tighe's discharge as Tiger manager. He attributes blame to the players, hopes to one day play again, and praises the fired manager as a wonderful, nice man. The Tigers aim for pennant with new leadership.
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Yankees Complete Sweep With Turley Ten Wins
The Yankees beat Kansas City 10-2 in the opener and 2-1 in the nightcap as Bob Turley earned his 10th win with four walks in the ninth. Ralph Terry started the second game for KC and left with the loss after a late rally by New York. TonyKubek homered and drove in three, Elston Howard added three hits, and Berra contributed two more as New York pulled away in the seventh.
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Dodgers Pound Phillies 7-4 Behind Third-Inning Rally
Los Angeles exploded for four runs in the third inning and held on to defeat Philadelphia 7-4 before 16,236 at Dodgers Stadium. Gil Motges belted a two run homer, Carl Furillo added a two RBI sacrifice fly, and Don Drysdale Pee Wee Reese and Don Zimmer contributed key singles as Dodgers took a 4-0 lead. Nelson Neal was ejected after arguing a second called strike, prompting manager Walter Alston’s club to rally past the Phillies despite the removal of their catcher.
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Orioles Fall Short as Pappas and Robinson Spark 7-4 Win
In Cleveland last night the Orioles beat the Indians 7-4 behind nineteen year old pitcher Milt Pappas who blanked the last three innings and allowed seven hits in six frames. Brooks Robinson drove in three runs with two singles as Baltimore built a 7-1 lead and held on for the victory.
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Boyer Belt Nips Redlegs in 12 Inning Stunner
Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals hit the first pitch in the 12th inning for a game winning homer, lifting the Cardinals to a 3-2 victory over the Cincinnati Redlegs after a tense late stretch. The dramatic shot sealed the win and broke a long scoreless stalemate that had persisted since the seventh inning.
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Nationals Beat White Sox 5 2 Behind Kemmerer Gem
The Washington Senators defeated the Chicago White Sox 5 to 2 as Russ Kemmerer pitched six strong innings for his third win of the season. Kemmerer retired 14 straight batters after a first inning hiccup, aided by four early Senators runs and Karl Peregron’s second homer of the season. Albie Pearson drove in a run as Washington seized control in the first two frames.
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Hogan Dominates Open as Heat, Wind Challenge Tulsa
Hogan commands the opening day of the 50th National Open in Tulsa amid record heat near the 90s and gusts up to 30 mph. The Texas Giants headline a tough field as the course proves difficult with sandy, long, and hilly terrain.
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Jude's Winner Godrye Herring's Home Run Rally In Softball League
St Jude's defeated Eagle Mills Methodist 12 to 5 at Knickerbocker field in YMCA Church Softball League. Fred West Ray Brisson each tripled for the winners while Rev Sherwood Carver took the loss. Also, Ron Sanders homered and Dave Sliter tripled for the Togers. Ken Gwyn doubled for the loser as Mickey Thomas started pitching.
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