Athletics Rally To Beat Yankees In Marathon Game
Kansas City Athletics edged the New York Yankees 12 to 6 as Hietor Looper homered twice and drove in three. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle hit homers for the Yankees, but a late A’s rally, sparked by Looper, broke the game open in the late innings.
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Washington Senators Crush White Sox in 12-0 Openers
The Washington Senators routed the Chicago White Sox 12-0 in the opener behind Penn Ramos's five hit pitching and a 15 hit attack including homers by Rocky Bridges and Faye Thorneberry. Jim Rivera hit a two run double in the nightcap, as Washington won the second game before the lights went out. the White Sox managed only four hits.
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Williams Jensen Hit HRs as Red Sox Top Detroit 10-7
Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen hit three run home runs to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 10-7 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Williams added an 11th homer in the eighth, Peterson Brumels drove in the go ahead run, and Frank Sullivan earned the win with relief from Mike Fornieles.
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Pirates Rally, Split Doubleheader With Cubs 4-3 and 8-3
In Chicago, Dale Long and the Cubs beat the Pirates 8-3 after a 4-3 Pirates win in the opener. Long hit a homer and drove in runs, Banks a triple, Walls a double, while Johnny Briggs earned the win in relief. Pirates catcher Hank Foiles drove in two with a 2-run homer and single, as Dick Groat, Gene Baker, and Mazeroski aided the late rally in the opener.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
Milwaukee beat Los Angeles while San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 2 0 Pittsburgh edged Chicago 4 3 and Philadelphia topped St Louis 4 3 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 1a) St Louis leads the NL standings with Milwaukee St Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles in the chasing pack Probable pitchers listed for Sundays games include Purkey Spal Giallombardo McDaniel and other listed names Schedule notes mention a suspended second game and a single game slate for the day.
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Berliner Clinches Fourth Straight at Lebanon Valley Speedway
Dee Gooderman of Berlin won his fourth straight stock car main event at Lebanon Valley Speedway on Saturday night in a 24-car field. Gene Cole of North Berlin went to Pillsfield Mass for hospital treatment after a crash in the 24-car race won by George Gowit of DeFreestville. Heats featured French, Townley and Clyde Stath of Mt. Tremper. Western League standings list Springfield and Williamsport leading divisions. next games include Albany at Allentown and York at Williamsport.
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Orioles Demolish Indians in Twin Bill Sweep
Orioles pounded Cleveland for 23 hits in a doubleheader win 11-8 and 5-2. Bob Boyd collected five hits in the opener and reached base eight times as Baltimore, long viewed as weak-hitting, overwhelmed 10 Cleveland pitchers. Pappas earned the win in the opener with Zuverink finishing, while Portocarrera lasted two strong starts in relief. Cleveland had won the first two of the series before the sweep.
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Phils Beat Cardinals 5 4 In 13 In Curfew Haunts Double
Philadelphia Phillies edged the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 in 13 innings at Connie Mack Stadium before 27,554 fans. Marty Anson stroked a double to score Sally Hemus in the eighth to force extra innings, as umpire Augie Donatelli suspended play under curfew rules with play to resume later. The series also featured a curfew halting the previous game with San Francisco.
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RBI Leader Takes A Walk
Reading Indians manager announced Mitch June has been suspended indefinitely for the Eastern League's runs-batted-in leader with 54. June was told to report for Saturday's doubleheader, removed his belongings from his locker, and planned to head home to California.
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Aaron's Grand Slammer Provides Winning Edge
Henry Ancol hit four times and belted a second grand slam of the season to spark the Milwaukee Braves to a 10-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers yesterday. Del Crandall also homered as the world champions evened the four game series before a County Stadium crowd of 98.
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SF Blanks Reds 2-0 on four hitter in Braves win
The Braves beat the Reds 2-0 as a four hit effort from the San Francisco game featured Aaron's key blows and Worthington surviving early trouble to seal the win. Details mix with other box score fragments and teammate names from the same day.
Saturday Baseball Scores From A Bizarre Recap
A jumble of scores appears with scattered team names and figures like Natal Benge Hitstirkth and Inwabhee 7 for Tathageits. Other lines mention New York and Lenore Site A Anerale but details are obscured by OCR errors.
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