Yanks Sweep Senators 3-0 And 4-3 In Washington
Mel Stottlemyre pitched a two hitter in the first game as the Yankees beat the Senators 3-0 and 4-3 in the doubleheader. Bobby Richardson collected five hits in the two games while New York extended its winning streak to five. Mantle sat out and Maris left with a wrist injury in the second game.
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Mel Stottlemyre
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankees
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Bill Stafford
Stottlemyre
New York
Linz
Kubek
M’mull
Rich’son
F.howard
E.howard
Richert
New
Brinkman
York
Hr—Boyer
Bridges
Kline
Maris
Kirki
Lot
Zimmer
Brumley
Boyer
Erkman
Edwards
King of
Stafford
Washinge
Aiwards
Tresh
Lopez
Held
Kirkland
Tiefenauer
Hamilton
M'C
National League Tuesday Games Matchups Featured
Listings show six NL games with pitchers noted for key matchups including Koufax Shaw Purkey Bunning Belinsky Raymond Ellsworth Ellis Nuxhall Gibbon and Friend plus two twi night contests. Noted cities include Los Angeles San Francisco Milwaukee New York St Louis Philadelphia Houston Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
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Los Angeles
Koufax
San Franisco
Shaw
Milwaukee
New York
Fale
Louis
Purkey
Philadelphia
Bunning
Belinsky
Houston
Raymond
Chicago
Ellsworth
Cincinnati
Ellis
Nuxhall
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
Friend
xLos Ageles
Mets Sweep Braves in Doubleheader Turnaround
New York, AP Eleven hits by Roy McMillan and a five run fourth inning in game two propelled the last place Mets to 5-2 and 6-3 victories over Milwaukee. Jack Fisher won game one with nine hits allowed and Ed Kranepool drove in the decisive run. Gary Kroll held Milwaukee scoreless after replacing Hank Fischer as the Mets extended Milwaukee’s skid while Billy Cowan added a homer for insurance.
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NEW York
Jack Fisher
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Braves
Fisher
Roy McMillan
Mets
Ed Kranepool
Kranepool
Hank Fischer
Chris Caniz
Short And Callison Guide Phils Past Cardinals 3 0
Philadelphia pitcher Chris Short threw a four hitter and Johnny Callison hit a RBI triple as the Phillies defeated the St Louis Cardinals 3 0 Monday night. Short earned his ninth win while St Louis dropped to eighth in the NL standings after a 23rd loss in 32 games.
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Philadelphia
Chris Short
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Callison
Tracy Stallard
Rich Aliex
Wes Covington
Stallard
Dick Stuart
Short
Jim Bunning
Baseball schedules and pitcher records in AL matchups
The schedule lists AL games with Horlen improving to 7-5 for Chicago visiting Minnesota where Katt is 6-7, Downing 6-7 for New York at Washington Narum 2-6, Wickersham 1-6 for Detroit at Baltimore Pappas 8-2, plus night games noting Boston and other teams.
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Chicago
Horlen
Minnesota
Katt
New York
Downing
Washington
Narum
Detroit
Wickersham
Baltimore
Pappas
Wend
McDowell
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Omic Caer
Pennsy Golfer Leads In Tri-State Tourney
Ray Grabowski of Monongahela Pa shot a two under par 66 Monday to lead the Tri-State Open after the first 18 holes at Lakeview Country Club Morgantown. Joe Taylor of Charleston stood second with 70 while four players carded 71. The field features 72 of 110 entrants with $750 top prize and $3,000 total purse.
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Morgantown
Ray Grabowski
Monongahela
Lakeview Country Club
Joe Taylor
Charleston
Herman Worsham
McKeesport
Adolph Popp
Oak Hill
John
Mountaineers Sign 6-5 Guard Larry Seafert
Morgantown AP Larry Seafert a 6-foot-5 guard who averaged 32 points per game at Braceville High School will enroll at West Virginia University next fall. WVU coach Bucky Waters says Seafert, a 19 year old third team All Ohio pick, should contribute athletically and academically.
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Morgantown
Larry Seafert
Braceville
Windham
Ohio
West Virginia University
WVU
Bucky Waters
Seafert
Larry
Waters
NCAA plans no formal move against runner Gerry Lindgren
Everett D. Barnes president of the NCAA said Monday the association will take no formal action against Washington State University runner Gerry Lindgren. Lindgren, a key figure in the NCAA AAU feud, competed in the 77th AAU championships in San Diego despite opposition from the Pacific Athletic Conference. Barnes noted he did not have all details yet and doubted any action would be pursued.
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Hamilton
N.Y
Everett D. Barnes
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State University
Washington State
NCAA
Amateur Athletic Union
Pacific Athletic Conference
San Diego
Barnes
Colgate University
Associated Press
Yastrzemski Closes In On Davalillo In AL Race
Carl Yastrzemski surged to within reach of Vic Davalillo in the American League batting race as he hit .531 last week, rising from eighth to runner-up with 17 hits in 32 at bats. Mantilla led runs batted in with 56, while Colavito and Clemente moved up in the AL. In the NL, Hank Aaron edged Willie Mays as Stargell climbed in home runs and Banks led with 59 RBIs.
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New York
Carl Yastrzemski
Cleveland
Vic Davalillo
Boston
Yastrzemski
Davalillo
Detroit
Willie Horton
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota
Felix Mantilla
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Aaron
Mays
Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Joe Torre
Gordie Coleman
Cincinnati
Rocky Colavito
Mantilla
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Giants
Stargell
Ernie Banks
Chicago
RBI
Deron Johnson
White Sox erupt for 17 in win over Twins in Minnesota
Tom McCraw hit a grand slam as Chicago exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning sparked by Danny Cater. The White Sox piled up 19 hits to beat Minnesota 17 4, tying the AL lead with Cleveland after the crucial victory.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Tom McCraw
Danny Cater
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Twins
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
McCraw
Cater
Eddie Fisher
Appy Standings Vote GAMES UEFIELD Night Schedule
Readable text shows a night schedule with Wytheville at Shanson el City and Harlan at Salem. The fragment hints at sports matchups and venue names but lacks full team titles or dates. The item reads like a local standings or schedule blurb with two matchups listed for a night.
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Wytheville
Shanson el City
Harlan
Salem
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x-Marion
Bluefeld
Johnson City
Ertees
Indians Sack Red Sox 9-2 Whitfield Homers in Win
Whitfield belted a three run shot as Cleveland routed Boston 9-2. The game featured strong hitting by the Indians and highlighted strong pitching until late relief.
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Indians
Red Sox
Whitfield
Pirates Rally to Defeat Reds in Nine Inning Comeback
Don Cardwell held Cincinnati to three hits through eight then hit a homer but needed Al McBean in the ninth as Pittsburgh held on 5-4. Reds plated four in the ninth, with Pete Rose and Frank Robinson singles and a Gordie Coleman double clearing the bases before McBean ended the threat. Cardwell improved to 6-2 despite surrendering the lead in the ninth.
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Don Cardwell
Cincinnati
al McBean
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Cardwell
McBean
Pete Rose
Frank Robinson
Johnny Edwards
Marty Keough
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Clendenon
Willie Stargell
O'Toole
Gene Alley
Jim Pagliaroni
Mazeroski
iHabrbhbi
Harper
Bailey
Rose
Mota
Pinson
Clem
Denon
Johnson
Maz’oski
Edwards
Stargell
Keough
Alley
Cardenas
Ruiz Or Coleman
Shamsky
Cardweas
Cole- HR
Cardwell Am
Pagliaroni
McBe
Indians overpower Red Sox for 9th straight win
Cleveland roared to a 9 run victory over Boston as Fred Whitfield hit a two run homer and Vic Davalillo added a homer in a 9 to 2 romp. Luis Tiant earned his seventh win while Monbouquette took the loss after giving up Whitfield’s early homer. The Indians pelted 35 hits and 21 runs in the series noted for strong hitting and late insurance.
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Boston
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Indians
Whitfield
Bill Monbouquette
Rocky Colavito
Leon Wagner
Vic Davalillo
Tribe
Luis Tiant
Floyd Weaver
Tiant
Birdie Tebbetts
Bob Tillman
Felix Mantilla
Carl Yastrzemski
Mantilla
Tony Conigliaro
Weaver
Cleveland Bosto
Abrhbi
E—Malzone
Ritchie
Colavito
Brown
Coniguaro
Yastrzmeski
Dotah
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Pirates Survive
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Monbouquette
Ny Goodrich
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