Colts Fall to Cubs in Ninth In Houston
The Houston Colt .45s lost 3 to 2 to the Chicago Cubs in a ninth inning rally. Woodeshick worked scoreless relief until a single by a Cubs batter and a series of plays tied the game before Goss closed out the inning. Hobbie allowed four hits in seven innings, taking the loss as Lindy McDaniel pitched the final frames for Chicago. The Cubs took a 2-0 lead, Houston tied it in the ninth, and McDaniel earned the win with a shutout ninth.
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Cubs
Jim Hal Woodeshick
Schaffer
McDaniel
Woodeshick
Don Lan
Ken Hubbs
Woody
Chicago Cubs
Ken Johnson
Colts
Larry
Jackson
Rusty Staub
Howie
Goss
Riu
John Batemen
Craft
Lindy McDaniel
Hobbie
Glen Hobbie
Carl Warwick
Dick Bertell
Carl
Spangler
Cub
Billy Williams
Bie
Evin Banks
Warwick
Ron Santo
Bertell
Aspro
Don Landrum
Dick Drott
Williams
Santo
Drott
J.C. Hartman
Brock Davis
Ernie
Banks
Hobbs
Faro
Slumping Orioles Fall as Tigers, Indians Lead Early Action
Detroit’s Bill Bruton Kaline and Wood spark a 6-1 Tigers win over Boston as Kaline belts two homers and Wood adds three hits. Meanwhile Cleveland blanked Baltimore 3-2 with Latman pitching and Indians’ offense sparked by Rupp and Goodson. The Yankees shut out Washington 7-0 behind Downing two-hitter. Orioles struggle continue as leaders Chicago and Cleveland pull ahead in busy teen action with Cubs and Cardinals also winning.
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Wood
Nigers
Bill Bruton
Kaline
Associated Fresh
Boston
al Kaline
Dave Morehead
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Paul
Tigers
Jake Wood
Kaline-Wood Combine
Senators
Bill Faul
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Clete Boyer
Wiry Wood
Yankees
Elston Howard
Don Rudolph
Osteen
Jim Bouton
Ed Brinkman
Chuck Hinton
Bouton
New York
al Downing
Claude Osteen
Barry Latman
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Indians
Oilers
Eagles
Red Sox
Cubs
Giants
Cardinals
Dodgers
Ken Rupp
Jerry Goodson
Garland Smith
Tribe
Ovler
Elton Forbus
Joy Ainsworth
James Isavel
Scott Barringer
Barringer
Blaine Donnelly
Charley Hendricks
Donnelly
Hendricks
Cub
Allen Tomlinson
Jra
Thompson
Chick Clinton
Clinton
Cerds
Tino Garcia
Seven Locations Open Qualifiers 150 For Golf Play
Don Weis reports on U S Open qualifying across seven sites as 150 players seek 63rd Open entry. Notables including Snead Nicklaus Palmer Lema Mayer Boros and others vie for 99 berths at Brookline while 45 more await Purchase N Y after regional sections in Pittsburgh Atlanta Winchester Bakersfield and Fort Worth.
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Finsterwald
Bon- Associated Press
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Benan
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Fred
Wampler
Kathe
Isjsas City
Warren Smith
Denver
Chuck Cong
Don
Tacoma
Wash
U.S
Sam
Gio
Brookline
Mass
Snead
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Washington
Portland
Ore
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Redhot
Tony le
New York Area
Jerry Barber
Walt Burkemo
Jack Burke
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Winchester
Bakersfield
Calif
Fort Worth
Frank Stranahan
Jack Fleck
Deane Beman
Giants End Dodgers Slump With Cepeda 12th Homer
San Francisco Giants stop a seven-game skid by beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-3 as Orlando Cepeda hits his 12th homer off Ron Perranoski to break a 3-3 tie in the eighth. Cepeda, 12th homer, 40 RBIs, .308 average, powered the rally after Willie McCovey’s early homer and Ed Bailey’s ninth-inning shot. Don Larsen earned the win in relief of Billy Pierce, retiring Jim Gilliam with bases loaded in the sixth and fanning Gilliam in the eighth for two key outs. Dodgers’ Perranoski took the loss, dropping to 7-2. The win pulls the defending champs within one game of LA in the NL standings, with Chicago and St. Louis also in pursuit.
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Cleveland
Orioles
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Bob Johnson
Ted Abernathy
Tribe
Chicago
Ed Sadowski
Felix Torres
Lee Thomas
Albie Pearson
Angels
Kansas City
Orlando Pena
Sadowski
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Dan Osinski
Athletics
Sever Tattes
Pena
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
al Dark
Orlando Cepada
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Peda
Cepeda
Dodger
Ron Perkanoski
Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Ken Hubbs
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Bob Miller
Willie McCovey
Willie Mlays
Ed Bailey
Don Larsen
Billy Pierce
Larsen
Jim Gilliam
Gilliam
Perranoski
Hobbs
Dick Hertel
Colts
Hal Woodeshick
Lindy McDaniel
Billy Williams
Cubs
Howie
Goss
Ray Culp
Braves
Culp
Ed Mathews
Mathews
Phillies
Spahn Reflects on Learning Warms to Pitching Art
New York AP profile portrays Warren Spahn as an ever-learning, intelligent pitcher who defies age. He cites staying aggressive, mastering new ideas, and avoiding concessions to stay competitive in baseball. Spahn touts his 2 no-hitters, 56 shutouts, and nearly 340 wins as motivation to keep thriving.
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Warren
Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Lefty Grove
Carl Hubbell
Herb Pennock
Ruben Waddell
Eddie Plank
Stan Muial
Spahnto
Igent
Zobby Bragan
Braves
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