Orioles Split Twin Bill With White Sox After 5-0 Opening Loss
Chicago's Juan Pizarro blanked Baltimore 5-0 in the opener as Pete Ward and Floyd Robinson hit homers. In the nightcap Steve Barber walked four but held the White Sox to one run, and Baltimore scored three in the fourth to win 3-1. Adair suffered a mouth wound but returned for the second game.
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National League Results From Last Night and Wednesday
National League results recap shows St Louis at Houston and Cincinnati at San Francisco on night games. Also matches Adelphia at Chicago Milwaukee at Los Angeles St Louis at Houston New York at Pittsburgh with listed pitchers and records.
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Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Nuxhall
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Perry
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Buhl
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Lemaster
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Pirates Nip Mets 2-1 as Veale Powers Win
Bob Veale struck out 12 in relief of Bob Friend and drove in the decisive run as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Mets 2-1. Veale singled home Bill Mazeroski in the second after Mazeroski doubled, delivering the winner.
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Pirates
Mets
Veale
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Bill Mazeroski
Outdoor boating season opens as safety reminders rise
Millions of small boats will return to waterways after storage and refurbishing. Experts warn many boating and fishing accidents are preventable with simple precautions such as proper life vests, not overloading craft, avoiding sudden movements, and watching for others.
Ford Records 9th Win In Row
New York Yankees beat Boston 7 5 for Whitey Ford ninth straight victory in the second game of a doubleheader. Joe Pepitone and Tom Tresh drove in multiple runs while Maris homered in the eighth. Boston won the opener 6 5 ending NYs streak at seven.
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NEW York
Joe Pepitone
Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Boston
Whitey Ford
Red Sox
Yankees
Ford
Pete Mikkelsen
Tresh
Peppy
Pepitone
Dick Stuart
Frank Malzone
Malzone
Jim Bouton
Stuart
Maris
Roger Maris
Ed Bressaud
Chiefs Sign Dan Underwood From Michigan State
Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League announce Monday the signing of Dan Underwood a linebacker from Michigan State joining the team.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
American Football League
Dan Underwood
Michigan State
Boyer Makes History With Cycle In Cardinals Win
Ken Boyer became the first National League player this season to hit for the cycle as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Houston 7-1. Sims allowed four hits while Lou Brock added a triple in his debut with St. Louis after a Monday trade.
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Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Curt Simmons
Dumnina
Angels Break Senators 7-5 on Kirkpatrick Two-Run Blast
Ed Kirkpatrick hit his second homer of the season a two-run shot in the 10th inning to lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 7-5 win over the Washington Senators. Kirkpatrick had three hits, and Willie Smith reached on an error by Ron Kline to set up the decisive rally. Bennie Daniels started for Washington and was roughed up by the Angels offense before Al Koch relieved. Meyer Leaves Los Angeles as Bob Meyer, recently obtained from the New York Yankees, departs.
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Babe Adams
Veale
Mets
Dick Schofield
Willie Stargell
Jack Fisher
Schofield
Friend
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Hunt
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Indians Edge Twins 5 3 Behind Wagner Heroics
Cleveland squeaked past Minnesota 5 3 as Leon Wagner belted a seventh inning homer to break a seesaw game. Bob Chance and Woodie Held propelled the Indians with earlier homers, while Rich Rollins and Frank Kostro answered for the Twins. Jack Kralick improved to seven and one in a game that marked his first return to Cleveland since the 1963 trade.
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Woodie Held
Twins
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Athletics Blank Tigers 6-0 and 7-4 in doubleheader
The Athletics routed the Tigers twice in a doubleheader, winning 6-0 in game one and 7-4 in game two. The wins improve the Athletics' standing as they capitalized on early scoring and solid pitching.
Athletics blank Tigers in nightcap of twin bill
Ted Bowsfield limited Detroit to eight hits as Kansas City crushed the Tigers 6-0 in the second game of a twilight doubleheader. Bill Bryan drove in five runs with two homers, and KC won the opener 7-4 to stretch their win streak to five since Mel McGaha took over as manager.
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Ted Bowsfield
Bill Bryan
Kansas City
Tigers
Athletics
Mel McGaha
Bowsfield
Phil Regan
Bryan
Regan
Larry Sherry
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
Diego Segui
Dick Green
Three-Referee Experiment Approved by Southern Conference
Southern Conference athletic directors approved a winter plan to use three basketball officials per game on all campuses. The move, urged by coaches, is a conference wide trial building on 15 years of ad hoc experiments. A three-man committee led by Les Hooker will study grants-in-aid academic requirements and TV prospects were discussed.
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Southern Conference
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Hackney
Les Hooker
William and Mary
Tom Scott
Davidson
Lyles Alley
Furman
C. D. Chesley
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