Fregosi Spoils Barber One-Hitter in Ninth for Orioles
In Anaheim the Orioles win the nightcap 3-0 as Steve Barber lost the no hitter with a ninth inning double by Jim Fregosi. Barber, back from Rochester, walks and hits plagued him despite a near no hitter. Brooks Robinson and Curt Blefary drive in early runs. In the opener the Angels win 5-4 in 10 with Fregosi driving in the decisive run.
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White Sox sweep Senators with 16th inning walkoff win
Darel Knowles walked Jerry Adair with bases loaded in the 16th inning as the Chicago White Sox swept the doubleheader from the Washington Senators 7-3 and 4-3. Ken Berry, Gary Peters, and relievers led a marathon nightcap lasting 4 hours 8 minutes with Adair delivering the decisive hit. Third baseman Ken McMullen and Hank Allen homered for Washington.
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Pepitone Delivers 18th inning RBI to Beat Red Sox
Joe Pepitone drilled a two out single in the 18th off Lee Stange scoring Jake Gibbs to lift the New York Yankees to a 7 6 win over Boston. Yankees totaled 15 hits while Carl Yastrzemski and Ron Conigliaro each had five for Boston as the crowd braved a 45 degree damp day of five hour fifty minute marathon.
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Gurney and Jones win Green Valley 300 race
SMITHFIELD Texas Dan Gurney and Parnelli Jones dominate Green Valley 300 as the Mercury Cougar duo beat Ford drivers in the 183 lap event. Gurney edges Jones by a narrow margin with Donohue fourth amid protests and heat issues.
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Athletics Rally Past Tigers In 11-7 Second Game
Kansas City Athletics overcame Detroit 11-7 in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader after trailing 6-3. Relievers Pierce and Duliba shaped the comeback with a three-run eighth inning including a double by Ramon Webster and a run-scoring hit by Bert Campaneris.
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Major Standings and Yesterday's Baseball Results
Major standings and yesterday's results show Philadelphia defeating New York 2 0 and Cincinnati sweeping San Francisco 6 0. Other scores include Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5 and St Louis II Houston 3 as games loom today with Chicago Holtzman facing Philadelphia Ellsworth and Cardwell vs Pittsburgh Law. American League highlights New York 7 Boston 6 in 18 innings and Chicago 7 Washington 3 plus Detroit 6 Kansas City 3.
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Washington Coleman Faces New York Peterson
Baseball matchup listed as Washington Coleman (1-0) versus New York Peterson (0-1) alongside Cleveland Horgan (0-1) against Minnesota Chance (0-1) in early season notes.
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White McGuigan Star as City Kickers Tally
Bridgeport City Kickers beat the Lithuanian club of New York 41 at Swedish AC field. Jimmy White and Joe McGuigan scored two goals each to break a 1 1 deadlock in the second half. The City Kickers reserves routed the Lithuanians 7 0 led by Neil Casey with three goals and Burt Scheilen with two.
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CYO Girls Tourney Wins Reported at Archdiocese Center
St. Joseph of Brookfield St. Mary of Ridgefield and St. Joseph of Danbury all won CYO Girls grammar school games yesterday at the Archbishop Shehan Center. Sharon Murphy led St. Joseph's 35 22 over St. Peter's Bridgeport. St. Mary beat 15 12. St. Joseph Danbury edged Sacred Heart 10 8. In high school Sacred Heart Danbury trounced St. Teresa Trumbull 358.
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Alou's bases-clearing triple caps Pirates' rally against Cubs
Matty Alou doubled down the ninth inning rally with a bases loaded triple to spark a four run burst and give the Pittsburgh Pirates a 6-3 win over the Chicago Cubs. A shaky relief corps and debuting pitcher John Upham saddled Chicago with the loss as Pittsburgh snapped a three game skid.
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Allen Caps Phillies Win With Two Run Shot Off Denehy
Richie Allen homered in the fifth inning off rookie Bill Denehy to power the Philadelphia Phillies to a 2-0 victory over the New York Mets. Larry Jackson earned the win, improving to 16-0 in his career against the Mets, as Philadelphia swept the three-game series and extended their winning streak to four.
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Reds sweep Giants as Queen hurls six hitter in win
Converted outfielder Mel Queen pitched six hits to beat the San Francisco Giants 6-0 after Cincinnati won the opener 4-1. Don Pavletich, Tommy Harper, and Pete Rose supplied RBI hits as Wally Pinson homered and Cincinnati broke the game open with a three-run eighth.
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Indians Subdue Twins 4 3 On Wagner Homer
Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 4 to 3 as Leon Wagner hit a two run homer in the fourth inning. Ian McDowell earned his first win pitching eight innings and weathered a Twins rally in the eighth. Zoilo Versalles drove in all Minnesota runs with two singles.
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Mantle Reaches 2116th Game With Yankees
New York Pierce Mickey Mantle started at first base against the Boston Red Sox completing his 2116th game for the Yankees. The milestone matches Yogi Berra for most games with the club while Lou Gehrig leads team history with 72164 games.
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Braves crush Dodgers 4 1 as sixth inning rally shocks Drysdale
Atlanta builds a four run sixth inning to defeat Don Drysdale 4-1 in his season debut. Felipe Alou opens the rally with a double and the Braves push across four runs on hits by Hank Aaron Gary Geiger Rico Carty and Clete Boyer. Denny Lemaster and Phil Niekro combine to hold Los Angeles to one run.
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Sacred Heart Pioneers to Face Nichols College in Dudley
Sacred Heart travels to Dudley Massachusetts to play Nichols College in a makeup game. The Pioneers aim to even their record at 3 and 3 after a 34 run loss to Danbury State. Pitchers Ron Kavanaugh and Nick Martin are available for mound duty for coach Frank Klein.
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UB Golfers Busy in Hartford Showdown
The University of Bridgeport golf team visits Hartford to face the University of Hartford as the Purple Knights seek their first win while carrying a 0-0-1 record.
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