Koufax Delivers Sixth Shutout as Dodgers Beat Giants 2-0
Sandy Koufax improved to 10 victories with a three hit shutout over the San Francisco Giants, his sixth of the season. He struck out nine, regaining the league strikeout lead with 11, and helped move the Cardinals into first while dropping the Giants to third. The Dodgers' win followed other NL results including Broglio’s five-hitter for the Cardinals and Stargell’s two homers for the Pirates.
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Major Leagues Monday Results Summary
Major Leagues Monday results show Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 9 Milwaukee 3 St Louis 8 New York 1 Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 0. The night slate includes Chicago at Houston and San Francisco at Los Angeles with listed pitchers for Tuesday.
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Kralick Sparks Indians Sixth Straight Win Surge
Cleveland lefty Jack Kralick fired five hits with five strikeouts over 441 1 3 innings to push his win streak to six and lift the Indians to a 1-0 victory over the Senators. The win, part of a three-way AL tie for third, came as Kralick's season mark rose to 7-5.
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Monday's Resorts Baltimore and Other Night Games
Baseball schedule lists Monday games for Baltimore at Cleveland and Washington at New York among night matchups with pitchers Faul Wilson Osteen Ford Horlen Perry Drabowsky McBride Latman McNally and Latman. Wednesday adds Chicago at Minnesota Detroit at Boston KC at Los Angeles Balt at Cleve twin nights.
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On The Record New Cars
Elliot McKinstry and Robert J. Dann purchase Chevrolet trucks while Jerry L. Goodwin buys a Ford truck and Ed Mund Morrison Jr. buys a Chevrolet vehicle confirming new car records in local notices.
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Clay Ready For Bout with Cooper
Cassius Clay, unbeaten in 18 straight pro wins, faces Henry Cooper in a Wembley Stadium show billed as the richest fight outside the United States. Gates predicted around 448000 dollars as 10 rounds loom with Clay favored to extend his knockout streak and seek another major heavyweight claim. Cooper, a former house plasterer, carries 19 knockouts in 36 bouts and hopes to derail the rising American star in front of more than 50 000 police constrained spectators.
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Dressen Named to Manage Tigers
BOSTON (UPI) General manager James A Campbell announced Detroit has fired Bob Scheffing and his entire coaching staff for the best interests of the team. Charlie Dressen will become the new manager, former boss of Cincinnati Brooklyn Washington and Milwaukee. Dressen is currently a Dodgers scout. New coaches include Bob Swift Stubby Overmire and Pat Mullin, replacing Tom Ferrick Phil Cavaretta and George Myatt.
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Local Nine Beats Mt. Pleasant 8 to 6 in Rough Game
Washington's YMCA high school baseball team rallied from behind to defeat Mt. Pleasant 8 to 6 Monday at Field. Childs hit a center field homer to start a two run first inning, Mt. Pleasant answered with one in the second, and Washington added two in the third before Mt. Pleasant tallied again in the fourth. Novak struggled with bases loaded in the fifth until Bob McClure relieved and allowed a grand slam, then McBee homered in the fifth for Washington. The winning runs came in the sixth as Kauffman hit a distant homer past the left field fence.
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Tigers manager Scheffing nears new role after season pause
Scheffing enters his third season guiding the Tigers and has been offered another post in the Tiger organization, with plans to accept after a rest. Campbell says Dressen will fly into Boston for tonight's game against the Red Sox. Detroit sits ninth in the AL with 24 wins and 36 losses, after finishing fourth last year and second in 1961.
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