Orioles maul Bosox 16 to 6 in Fenway rout
The Baltimore Orioles blasted 18 hits and five homers, led by Frank and Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell, to crush Boston 16 6. Jim Palmer earned his seventh win as Baltimore stretched its lead to two games over Cleveland with win number 11 in 13 games. Powell and Blefary homered and Johnson drove in three as Boston pitchers surrendered 14 homers in four straight losses.
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Whitworth Extends Lead In Milwaukee Jaycee Open
Kathy Whitworth shot a one under par 69 to extend her lead to six strokes after three rounds of the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. Her steady front nine helped build the cushion as the event nears its final round.
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Twins outlast Chisox 9 8 as Hall drives five
Jimmie Hall hits two home runs driving in five as the Minnesota Twins top the Chicago White Sox 9-8 in St. Paul. Hall's first homer put the Twins ahead 2-1 in the first, his second capped a six run second inning. Don Mincher homered in the eighth to provide insurance as Chicago rallied in the ninth before Worthington escaped.
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Brock birthday blast powers Cardinals past Phillies 3 2
Lou Brock homered on the first pitch to break a 2 2 tie in the eighth inning as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia 3 2. Phil Gagliano drove in Brock then Curt Flood scored on an infield hit. Richie Allen hit his 13th homer for the Phillies. Al Jackson earned the win to improve to 6 5.
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Angels Rally Past A’s 7 3 for Seventh Straight Win
California Angels defeated Kansas City 7 3 as Bobby Knoop belt a three run double in the fourth and Willie Smith hit a two run homer in the seventh. Dean Chance earned the win with relief help in the seventh as the Angels stretched their streak to seven victories.
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Wellsburg Catcher Signs with Mets Farm Club
A 17 year old Wellsburg West Virginia catcher Dimon Ashbrook signed a New York Mets contract. The 5 foot 10 inch, 180 pound player will be assigned to the Mets Marion farm team in the Appalachian League.
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Indians Power Past Senators with Four Home Runs
Cleveland defeated Washington 7-2 as Leon Wagner Pedro Gonzalez and Fred Whitfield slugged two run homers. Sonny Siebert carried a no hit bid into the 11th inning before Doug Camilli’s homer ended it. Buddy Booker homered for Cleveland late, with Gonzalez also going deep twice and Whitfield adding another.
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Tigers edge Yankees 4-3 as Freehan drives in winning run
Willie Horton opens the eighth with a double and scores on Bill Freehan's second RBI single to beat the New York Yankees 4-3. Freehan's timely hit breaks a 3-3 tie after Horton reached third on Jim Northrup's fly.
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Houston Astros overwhelm Cubs 13-5 in 17-hit rout
The Astros piled up 17 hits to crush Chicago 13-5. John Bateman hit a three-run homer, Rusty Staub and others drove in runs as Houston built a big early lead, with Ron Santo homering twice for the Cubs. Dave Giusti earned his ninth win.
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Record 29-inning Florida State League game stands
Miami and St Petersburg played a 29 inning pro baseball game last Tuesday night. Umpire Lou Benitez was informed the game was technically illegal due to a curfew after 12:50 a.m. Yet the league decided the marathon contest will stand as played.
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Stanley Reinstated By Detroit Tigers
New York AP report says outfielder Mickey Stanley is reinstated to the active roster for Detroit and catcher Jackie Moore is sent to Syracuse in the minor leagues. Stanley had been on the disabled list since breaking a bone in his left hand on May 13 and began the season as Tigers' regular center fielder.
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