Red Sox fall in extra as Angels stun Fenway
Boston’s pitchers were strong for most of the game but the bats stayed cold. A 28th inning single by California’s Angel hitters and three costly walks in the ninth left Boston with a 1-0 loss after a tense doubleheader at Fenway Park. Lefty Darrell Brandon and teammates Bennett McMahon Stigman Wyatt delivered scoreless effort until the 10th.
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Pirates Rally To Take Lead In NL East Clash
Pirates move a full game ahead atop the N L by beating the Dodgers 8-5 as Donn Clendenon drives in five runs including a 16th homer sparking a seventh inning burst. Mets rally to edge the Giants 3-2 in 10 innings aided by Ron Swoboda’s 10th inning homer, while Philadelphia, St. Louis and Cincinnati win their games.
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Baltimore Soars Over Tigers in Space Themed Acknowledgment
United Press International reports Baltimore Orioles dominate the pennant chase, overpowering a stubborn second-place Tigers. The piece blends playful space imagery with a league standings update as Baltimore extends its lead and fans celebrate the team's form.
Coach Secretary Feud Breaks into Fisticuffs
In Akron, Ohio, Twins coach Billy Martin and traveling secretary Howard Fox clashed aboard a charter flight and later in a Washington hotel over temper and resentments. Martin says Fox accused him, while Fox denies provoking trouble. witnesses include Jerry, Battey, and Allison.
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Banks reaches 2000th hit in Cubs loss
Ernie Banks doubled for his 2000th major league hit as the Cubs lost to Cincinnati 5-4. The milestone moment drew a presentation of the ball, while Banks lamented the defeat. The Reds pulled away in the ninth, with TV and press notes highlighting his career landmarks and earlier feats.
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CYO Defeats Hoosick Lions in tight Bennington game
CYO of North Bennington defeated Hoosick Falls Lions 3 to 1 in a tight contest. Steve Rice earned the win with four strikeouts and four walks as Bennington jumped to an early lead and held on. Sennett led Lions with two singles while Maynard and Rice delivered key hits for CYO.
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League Leaders National League Highlights Amid Confusing Stats
The snippet lists top NL players with batting averages and totals including Morga Hou and Carty Atl with high marks. It shows incomplete lines and garbled OCR text but indicates leaders and team affiliations alongside numbers, suggesting a standings snapshot rather than a full narrative.
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Pittsburgh and San Francisco at top with Los Angeles and Philadelphia trailing. Wednesday results include Cincinnati over Chicago and New York beating San Francisco in extras, plus St Louis over Atlanta and Philadelphia defeating Houston. Individual leaders highlight Aaron and Torre among Braves, Stargell and Mays among Pirates and Giants, with Robinson and Pepitone leading Orioles and Yankees respectively.
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Nicklaus Seeks Jones Record In PGA Opener
Jack Nicklaus starts his bid for a ninth major in the PGA Championship at Firestone. The 26 year old drives a 7,180 yard par 70 course aiming to join the record with a third major of the year. Nicklaus tees off at 1 p.m. with Huebert and Floyd as the field narrows after 18 holes.
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Kiwanis Beats Arlington in Interstate League, 11-5
Kiwanis out hit Arlington two to one as errors helped the visitors pull away for an 11-5 victory. Dave Scott earned the win, pitching all nine innings. Arlington starter Carl Sheldon took the loss after six innings, with relief work by Art Wyman and Mike Knox. Scott, Pokines, and Reppel sparked Kiwanis with key hits including a triple by Martelli and Dowling’s double driving in runs. Gordon Howard and Dick Hess led Arlington’s offense with two hits each.
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