Perkins boosts Patriots SVL stock with clutch pitching gem
In Brattleboro the Mt Anthony Patriots earned a pride-building 12-hit win as pitcher Peter Perkins tossed five strong innings on a two-hitter before a late rally by Mt Anthony. John McShane and the LeBarron brothers anchored the offense with key hits while Guy Dunham and Paul Rice supplied power. The win sets up a return game against Rutland's Raiders.
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Chuck Shafer
Brattleboro
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
John McShane
Ethan Allen
Patriot
Keith LeBarron
Terry Livingston
Peter Perkins
Gary Niles
McShane
Perk
Searsburg
LeBarron Brother
Guy Dunham
Paul Rice
Natowich
Rutland
Raiders
Scott Merritt
One hit relief stint eases Kasko's acting back
Boston toppled Detroit 3-2 to open a two game set as Eddie Kasko returned from a back rash with a strong bullpen performance. Al Lyle earned his sixth save after a tense ninth inning as Ray Culp secured the win. The Tigers threatened in the ninth but could not complete the comeback.
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Red Sox
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Sox
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Thomas
Lyle
Jim Northrup
George Scott
Willie Horton
Scott
Dean Chance
Chance
Ray Cup
Norm Cash
Ken Tatum
Kevin Collins
Mickey Stanley
Luis Aparicio
Dick McAuliffe
Tatum
Horton
Gates Brown
Northrup
Rico Petrocelli
Ray Culp
Reggie Smith
Tom Hall
Bert Blyleven
California
Twins
Angels
Ken McMullen
John Stephenson
Hall
Billy Cowan
Ken Berry
Jim Fregosi
Blyleven
George Mitterwald
Freshman Hoyt Shines In Eagles SV Varsity Debut
Freshman Dave Hoyt hurled for Arlington in a 14-3 win over Otter Valley. Hoyt, back from a soccer injury, bent the odds with a gutsy start as Rick Lawrence, John Halber and Keith Budro drove in eight RBIs. Arlington improved to 4- MVL with five runs in the fifth and six in the last inning as all players reached base. Arlington 000 2516 14 Otter Valley 201 0000 3.
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John Halber
Keith Budro
R.b.i
Arlington
Otter Valley
Norse shines in no-hit relief to beat Wallingford
Burr and Burton pitcher Rick Norse earned his fifth win of the season with 5 2 3 hitless innings of relief, fanning ten as Wallingford could only muster one earlier run. The Foxes built a brief lead before Norse quieted the visitors, while Dave Cadorette kept Wallingford in contention with a mix of curves and knuckler.
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Rick Norse
Burr
Burton
Paul Roberts
Louisville
Manchester
Brian Benson
Wallingford
Foxes
John Stewart
RBL
George Allard
Benson
Norm Shum
Norse
Dave Cadorette
Bulldogs
Bill Cairns
Fenway
Cairns
Roberts
Pete Cone
Tommy Pelton
York
Clete Boyer
Orlando Cepeda
Braves
Tom Seaver
Mets
Bob Priddy
Ron Taylor
Garr
Jim Bunning
Mike Ryan
Phillies
Jim Merritt
Reds
Bunning
Johnny Bench
Pete Rose
Don Wilson
Astros
Jack Hiatt
Jim Wynn
Padres
Yankees rally past Orioles on errors and steals in 6 3 win
New York pins loss on Baltimore miscues and three stolen bases to beat the Orioles 6 3. Mel Stottlemyre and Jack Aker combine on seven hits as Ray White and Jerry Kenney spark the attack. Kenney swipes two bases and scores, while White hobbles in after a tooth extraction to help the Yankees.
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Baltimore Orioles
Yankee
Baltimore
Orioles
Mel Stottlemyre
Jack Aker
Ray White
Jerry Kenney
Stottlemyre
Yankees
Kenney
Mark Belanger
Kennedy
Gene Michael
Bobby Murcer
Danny Cater
Felipe Alou
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Murcer
Elrod Hendricks
New York
Michaels
White
Ralph Houk
Clemente's bat comes alive in Pirates win over Expos
Roberto Clemente, batting .295 with 17 RBIs, delivered a clutch two run triple in the ninth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5 past the Montreal Expos. The win narrows the Pirates’ gap to within one game of first in the NL East as bullpen shuts down Expo scoring after early trouble.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Clemente
Pirates
Montreal Expos
Bob Bailey
Expos
Jim Nelson
Nelson Briles
Mudcat Grant
Atlanta Braves
Major League Standings and Tonight's Probable Pitchers
Major League standings show Pitts ahead of Montreal and New York tied for early leads with Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Tonight’s schedule features San Francisco at Chicago and Montreal at Pittsburgh among six night games, with West leads Oakland and Minnesota below. Multiple AL matchups list nightly rotations including Milwaukee at Oakland and Cleveland at Washington.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
San Diego Padres
Ralph Garr
Braves
Donn Clendenon
Pitts
Montreal
New York
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Houston
San Diego
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Chicago
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Minn
Calif
Kaw City
Wash
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh St. Louis
Cincinnati San Diego
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