A's Sweep Orioles Behind Odom Nash Dominance
The Athletics swept the Orioles 6-1 and 6-0 behind strong pitching by Odom and Nash. The doubleheader showcased dominant defense and timely hitting to quickly tilt the series in favor of the A’s.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1968
Page
10
Twins Rule Nightcap in Walkoff Pinch Hit
Washington Senators win 3-2 thanks to Paul Casanova’s pinch single in the 10th after four straight 10th inning hits. Minnesota takes the opener 5-3 as Rich Rollins doubles home the decisive run in the eighth.
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Washington
Paul Casanova
Washington Senators
Minnesota
Rich Rollins
Ed Stroud
Fred Valentine
Ken McMullen
Casanova
Bruce Looks
Odom, Nash Duel. A's Sweep Orioles With Strong Defense
Oakland Athletics pitcher Jim Nash held Baltimore to four hits in a 6-0 nightcap win as John Blue Moon Odom allows one hit in the opener. Rick Monday drives in two runs in both games, Ramon Webster keys the first inning rally, and Rene Lachemann adds two RBIs in the second game.
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John “Blue Moon
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Jim Nash
Oakland Athletics
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Dave Johnson
Brooks Robinson
Tom
Phoebus
Bert Campaneris
Rick Monday
Monday
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Donaldson
Bruce Howard
Nash
Ramon Webster
Oakland
Rene Lachemann
Cmpneris
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Morton
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Powell
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Djohnson
Bando
Hendreks
Jackson
Belanger
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Hunter
Nelson
Roof
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Watt
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Tigers Rally To Beat Indians 5-4 On Ninth Inning Triple
Detroit edged Cleveland 5-4 as Mickey Stanley delivered a two run triple with two outs in the ninth to overcome a early 4-3 Indians lead. Mike Paul started the Indians rally with a first inning score and a fielding play became part of Dark's late pitching changes.
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Abe Gibron
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Chicago Athletic Association
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Mickey Stanley
Cleveland
al Dark
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Tony Horton
Mindher
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Jim MccGlothlin
Blass Shuts Down Astros to End Pirates Slump
Right-hander Steve Blass tossed a complete game five hitter as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Houston Astros 5-0, snapping a five game losing streak. Roberto Clemente and Gary Kolb homered for the Pirates with Clemente adding a key single to start the offense.
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Steve Blass
Pittsburgh
Houston Astros
Pirates
Astros
Blass
Roberto Clemente
Gary Kolb
Yanks and Angels Split Pair in Doubleheader
California Angels collected 15 hits including homers by Don Mincher and Tom Satriano to defeat the New York Yankees 8-4 and split a two game set. Fritz Peterson won eight innings in the opener as New York won 4-1 behind him.
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NEW York
California Angels
Don Mincher
Tom Satriano
New York Yankees
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Wheeling Clinches First Baseball Crown in Dramatic Final
Wheeling High School won its first baseball title led by Mike Krysty who blanked Ripley 10-0 in the semifinal and beat Parkersburg 5-3 in the final. Krysty totaled 13 innings with 20 strikeouts and one walk. Parkersburg earlier eliminated Sophia 6-0. Wheeling benefited from Parkersburg errors in the final and finished 20-3 while Parkersburg ended 18-3.
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Parkersburg
Wheeling High School
Mike Krysty
Krysty
Ripley
Krusty
Sophia
Mike Cheuvront
Mark Cunningham
Wheeling
Mike Kreuger
Cincy Trips Cards 4-2 Behind Maloney
Cincinnati Reds halt St Louis nine game win streak behind Jim Maloney six scoreless innings and a two run single by Pete Rose. Rose broke a 0-for-7 slide with a bases loaded hit while Hal Gilson took the loss. Johnny Bench and Leo Cardenas drove in early runs as Cincinnati built a 2-0 lead before Maloney sealed the win.
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Lock
Ted Uhlaender
al Worthington
Bernie Allen
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Jim Maloney
Pete Rose
Cardinals
Maloney
Orlando Cepeda
Curt Flood
ST. Louis Cincinnati
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Brock
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Maris
Pinson
Cela
A Johnson
McArver
Lmay
Shannon
Perez
Javier
Bench
Maxvillis
Cardenas
Hughes
Gilson
Willis
Edwards
Granger
St.Louis
Cepeda
Flood
Peace
Frazier Ramos Heavyweight Bout Set For June 24 At MSG
New York promoters announced the Joe Frazier Manuel Ramos heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden will begin at 9 30 p m EDT on June 24. The Garden confirmed the time on Friday listing the main event for the card.
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Joe Frazier
Manuel Ramos
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
LeMans 24 Hour Race Rescheduled to September Dates
Paris(AP) The French Automobile Federation set the LeMans 24 hour race for September 28 and 29 pending approval by the International Automobile Federation.
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French Automobile Federation
International Automobile Federation
Narcessian Wins Hammer Throw at U S Federation Meet
Rhode Island star Bob Narcessian shattered the meet record to win the hammer at the U S Track and Field Federation Meet in Houston on Friday.
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Houston
Bob Narcessian
Rhode Island
U. S. Track and Field Federation
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