Koufax Fires Sixth Shutout In 2-0 Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax pitched another three hitter as the Dodgers beat the Giants 2-0 to extend his scoreless streak and reach six shutouts this season. He moved to 10 wins, narrowed the gap to 20 victories, and regained the NL strikeout lead with 111 this season. The win also shuffled the standings, dropping San Francisco to third and allowing St Louis to top the league.
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Kralick Lifts Indians To Sixth Straight Victory
Lefty Jack Kralick won his sixth in a row as the Indians beat Washington 1-0. He scattered five hits over five innings, with five strikeouts and no walks, while Cleveland’s defense aided the effort with an error and a balk by Jim Duckworth. The win keeps Cleveland in a tight three way chase for third, three games behind New York.
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Major Leagues Monday Results and Tuesday Probables
Major Leagues results show Philadelphia over Cincinnati 4 to 2 and Pittsburgh defeating Milwaukee 9 to 3. New York routed St Louis 8 to 1, Los Angeles blanked San Francisco 2 to 0. Tomorrow’s pitching matchups include Houston at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with Culp facing Purkey and Willey opposing Burdette.
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Baseball scores and next shows from Baltimore series
Baltimore beat Boston 7 to 2 and Cleveland 1 to 1 in listed games. Detroit visited Boston at night with Faul facing Wilson. Washington clashed with New York at night Osteen faced Ford. Chicago hosted Minnesota with Horlen opposing Perry. Kansas City visited Los Angeles with Drabowsky and McBride. Baltimore hosted Cleveland with jonNally against Latman. Wednesday schedules include Chicago at Minnesota Detroit at Boston KC at Los Angeles Balt at Cleve twice night games.
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On The Record New Cars In Local Listings
Elliot McKinstry buys a Chevrolet truck and Robert J. Dann purchases a Chevrolet. Jerry L. Goodwin acquires a Ford truck and Ed Mund Morrison Jr. acquires a Chevrolet.
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Clay Ready For Bout With Cooper At Wembley Stadium
Cassius Clay and Henry Cooper meet in a 10 round title shot under 55,000 police-limited spectators at Wembley Stadium London. Promoter Jack Solomons staged a rich show with band and folk lore. betting favored Clay at 4 to 1. Cooper, 29, seeks an upset in a bout expected to boost Clay toward a world crown.
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Dressen Named to Manage Tigers
BOSTON UPD General Manager James A Campbell announced that Detroit manager Bob Scheffing and his full coaching staff have been fired for the best interests of the club. Charlie Dressen will become the new Tigers manager.
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Local Nine Beats Mt. Pleasant in Seesaw Baseball Victory
Washington's YMCA high school team rallied to beat Mt. Pleasant 8-6 in a Monday game at en Field. Childs opened with a center field homer, Novak faced trouble in the fifth as Mt. Pleasant loaded the bases, McCure and McBee homered in support, and Kauffman added a sixth inning homer to seal the win.
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Scheffing Accepting Offer After Rest Says Campbell
Scheffing enters his third season as Tiger manager and has been offered a position in the Tiger organization. Campbell said Dressen will arrive in Boston tonight for the game with the Red Sox. Detroit sits ninth in the American League at 24 wins and 36 losses, after finishing fourth last year and second in 1961.
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