Astros Salvage Last Game Of Series With Cardinals
The Houston Astros topped the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 2 as Mike Cuellar struck out 10, ending St Louis’ hopes in the series. Cepeda and Brock produced key hits for the Cardinals, while Bob Aspromonte Rusty Staub and Cuellar led the Astros offensive surge. Humble Pioneers Club members attended in two buses.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The American League leaders include Oliva Minnesota and F Robinson Baltimore with 317 at bats and 95 runs. Powell Baltimore leads in runs batted in with 97. Oliva has 152 hits and F Robinson 146. Yastrzemski leads doubles with 32 and B Robinson 29. Home runs go to F Robinson 40 and Powell 32. National League leaders show Alou Pittsburgh with 3435 at bats and Stargell 332. Alou and Aaron tie for runs with 90, Allen 81. Aaron 96 RBIs, Clemente 51. Alou 172 hits, Clemente 159. Callison 29 doubles, Rose 28. McCarver 42 triples, Clemente and Allen 9. Aaron 34 home runs, Mays 32.
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Dolphins Coach Sees Silver Lining After Loss
MEMPHIS Tenn AP Miami Coach George Wilson said his Dolphins, defeated by Denver 28 16 in a Wednesday exhibition, showed a silver lining as they posted 16 points the best this year while Denver's 28 were the opponent's lowest tally.
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Orioles Drop Third Game In A Row
Orioles suffer a third straight loss as Detroit and Cleveland win. Frank Robinson keeps leading the league with a pair of home runs, boosting his total to 40 despite Baltimore falling further in the standings.
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Law Hurls Pittsburgh into Lead
Vernon Law's return boosts the Pirates as he relieves in relief to six innings against the Phillies, guiding Pittsburgh to a 6 4 victory. The win puts them back atop the NL race, one percent ahead of San Francisco after Cincinnati’s afternoon win. Law’s comeback follows a rough previous night when he allowed three runs in one inning.
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Robinson Renounces Triple Crown Talk in Orioles Loss
Baltimore's Frank Robinson downplays pursuit of the American League batting Triple Crown amid a 104 to 1 defeat. He drove in three runs with a pair of homers, lifting his total to 95 for the season as Cleveland’s Tony Oliva leads the league at .317. The Orioles pulled into a tie for the league lead on the night.
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Bills Scout Camp Notes Face Hard Road to Repeat
Pro Charts, Ray Oldeem report Bills team looks deep with Kemp at QB and Elbert Dubenion plus Glean Bess as veterans. Rookies Bobby Crockett and Sabby Burnett challenge for spots while strong line play and defense anchored by Sestak Dunaway and Barber. Calliee aims to build on two titles but faces pressure to improve. Potential predicted finish: second in AFL.
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Mead Bills Coach Collier Eyes Depth Problem
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