Colts swept as Lynch homers in twin bill rout
Houston Colts A sweep by the Pittsburgh Pirates, Vernon Law and Don Schwall spinning strong games. Law allowed five hits in six innings in the opener. Jerry Lynch hit his 12th homer and Bill Virdon drove in the tying run in the sixth. In the nightcap, Pirates’ late surge produced a three-run ninth? inning surge aided by Al McBean arrival.
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Indians Fall Back After Washington Rally Inning Nine
The Senators toppled the Indians 7 to 5 after Washington surged with seven runs in the sixth, aided by clutch relief from Jim Hanhan and Ron Kline. Two-run hits by Joe Cunningham and Dick Phillips swung the game, ending Cleveland’s six-game skid and marking Tebbetts’ team’s latest shakeup. Baltimore, Chicago win behind strong pitching and home runs. Orioles tie for club record with multiple homers in one day.
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Tony Lema, a popular American golfer known as the "Jolly Yank," rose to fame on the 1962-63 circuit. Despite not needing the British Open to cement his status, he drew immense fan support with his champagne persona and bold swing, having topped money lists and won multiple events.
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Lost Pet Behind New York Quietly Drops in Standings
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