Giants Edge Dodgers 3-2 in 11 inning duel at Candlestick
Juan Marichal won his 11th and tied Sandy Koufax for most NL victories as the Giants beat the Dodgers 3-2 in 11. Jim Lefebvre and Lou Johnson homered for Los Angeles, while Wilmer Mays and Willie McCovey contributed for San Francisco. Hank Willhite allowed the decisive runs in the sixth.
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Juan Marichal
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Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
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Los Angeles
Jim Lefebvre
Lou Johnson
Candlestick Park
Jem Haller
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Nick Willhite
Tito Fuentes
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Len Gabrielson
Willhite
Wilfie McCovey
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Pirates Rally to Victory Over Braves 11-8
Pittsburgh built two big bursts to defeat Atlanta 11-8 as Eddie Mathews hit a grand slam and his fifth homer. Gene Alley led off with his second homer and Willie Stargell drove in two in a five run first. Pittsburgh added runs in the third and eighth with doubles by Alley Pagliaroni and a Clemente triple.
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Indians Rally Past Senators 6-3 for AL Lead
Cleveland overcome a 2-1 deficit in the seventh as Chico Salmon drove in a run with a single and teammates produced two more on errors and hits. Rocky Colavito drew a walk to spark the rally while Jim Landis and Gary Bell added runs as the Indians held off Washington.
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Washington Sun
Indians
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Dick Howser
Joe Azcue
Fred Valentine
Jim Landis
Salmon
Azcue
Jim King
Gary Bell
Mickey Wright Wins Bluegrass Invitational Golf Title
Mickey Wright stretched her lead each round to win the Bluegrass Invitational at Hunting Creek CC Louisville. She earned $1 500 top prize with a final round 71 for a 210 54 hole total defeating the field by 10 strokes.
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Mickey Wright
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Hunting Creek Country Club
Baseball Scores From Monday's AL Games
American League results show Minnesota 2 Chicago 1 and Kansas City 6 Cleveland 3. Baltimore 8 Boston 7. Detroit 7 New York 5. Other matchups include Chicago at Detroit and Boston at Cleveland with various pitchers noted.
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Astros Rally Past Cubs for 8 4 Victory
John Bateman Rusty Staub and Dave Nicholson homered as Houston built a six run sixth inning to beat Chicago 8 4. Giusti and Ellsworth traded zeros until Bateman's two run shot and a late Nicholson two run homer capped the scoring.
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John Bateman
Rusty Staub
Dave Nicholson
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Dave Giusti
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Bateman
Astros
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Nicholson
Adolfo Phillips
Bill Connors
Billy Hoeft
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Phillies Top Cardinals 5-3 Behind Short and White
Lefty Chris Short earned the win for Philadelphia as Bill White slugged a two run homer to lift the Phillies to a 5-3 victory over St. Louis. St. Louis led 1-0 on Jerry Buchek’s RBI single before Philadelphia answered in the fifth with two unearned runs.
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Chris Short
Bill White
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Mike Shannon
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A's Rally Past Angels In Four-Hitter Display
Kansas City pitchers Roland Sheldon and Jack Aker combined for a four-hitter to beat the California Angels 4-1. Sheldon improved to 4-7, aided by Aker in the eighth after a walk and fielder’s choice put two on with one out. The Athletics, with nine hits, capitalized on Marcelino Lopez’s short outing, scoring two in the fourth on a sacrifice fly and a ground out, while Ken Harrelson, Ed Charles, and Phil Roof contributed key hits and RBIs.
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Jack Aker
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Aker
Joe Adcock
Norm Siebern
Phil Roof
Marcelino Lopez
Lew Burdette
Howie Reed
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Yankees and Tigers split twin bill in Detroit
In the opener Johnny Podres and Larry Sherry held off a late surge as the Tigers beat the Yankees 7 to 5. In the nightcap Elston Howard Lou Clinton Clete Boyer Tom Tresh and Joe Pepitone powered New York to a 12 to 10 victory with five homers, while Detroit’s Jim Northrup and Norm Cash also homered in a high scoring doubleheader before 41421 fans.
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Howard
Mickey Lolich
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Fred Gladding
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Norm Cash
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Mel Stotlemyre
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Baseball Results From Coast and International Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Indianapolis topped Portland 4 to 1 and San Diego defeated Oklo City 10 to 7. In the International League Toronto beat Richmond 8 to 3 while Rochester fell to Toledo 2 to 0.
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Robinson Boys Pace Baltimore to 8-1 Win Over Red Sox
Brooks Robinson drove in two runs and scored on alert baserunning as the Orioles beat the Red Sox 8-1 behind Steve Barber five-hitter. Robinson raised AL RBI lead to 48 with a first inning single and a fifth inning sacrifice fly. Frank Robinson homered for the AL lead, Powell and Blefary contributed key hits, and Barber improved to 5-2 with a seven-inning relieved bid before a Boston rally.
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Boston
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Phils Buy Roebuck From San Diego Farm Club
Philadelphia Phillies acquire pitcher Ed Roebuck from their San Diego farm club in the Pacific Coast League. Roebuck is described as a veteran relief pitcher. The transfer occurred Sunday.
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Ed Roebuck
Philadelphia Phillies
San Diego
Grote's Single Decides Issue
In New York, Jerry Grote's 11th inning run scoring single lifts the Mets to a 3-2 win over the Reds. Ed Bressoud walked, moved to second, and scored on Grote's clutch hit after an intentional walk to Ron Swoboda.
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Jerry Grote
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Ed Bressoud
Sammy Ellis
Ron Sowoboda
Grote
Bressoud
Mets
Swoboda
Leo Cardenas
Don Notebart
Roy McMillan
Jack Fisher
Ron Hunt
France Reaches Davis Cup European Zone A Final
Francois Jauffret defeats Jan Kodes to secure France’s decisive third point and a spot in the final round. Pierre Darmon and Jose Edson Mandarino also win as Brazil advances to the A finals. West Germany reaches the B finals with Bungert over Sangster.
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France
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
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Pierre Darmon
Jiri Jaworski
West Germany
Wilhelm Bungert
Mike Sangster
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Bungert
Ingo Buding
Poland
Thomas Koch
Tadeusz Nowicki
Jose Edson Mandarino
Wieslaw Gasiorek
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