Mets Rally Past Phillies in 6-3 Opening Week Win
New York blasts Jim Bunning for five runs in the second inning, chase him after 1 2/3 frames as the Mets beat Philadelphia 6-3 to reach 4-4 on the season. Jack Fisher earns win with strong later outing aided by Don Shaw and timely hitting from Jerry Grote and Ken Boyer.
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Maron Standings and Yesterday’s Results Update
Yesterday’s baseball results show New York 6 beat Philadelphia 3 and Pittsburgh 6 over Chicago 1. Other games list Cincinnati 3 at Houston 1 and Boston 6 over New York 1 with multiple pitcher matchups noted.
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Pinson Lifts Reds Past Astros With 10th Inning Triple
Vada Pinson delivered a two out two run triple in the 10th inning, driving in Darrell Osteen and Tommy Harper to give the Cincinnati Reds a 3-1 victory over the Houston Astros. Claude Raymond was tagged for the decisive hit as Pinson scored the go ahead runs.
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Scholastic Baseball Scores From Fairfield and Nearby
Fairfield Prep defeated Milford and Darien while Bethel edged Wilton in a day of high school baseball highlights. Key performances included Andrew Words and Gur Savior for their teams, with several close runs and late innings shaping the outcomes.
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Montreal Canadiens and Maple Leafs face off in Stanley Cup final
Montreal dominated Toronto 6 2 in game one and aims to keep the same lineup. Coach Toe Blake praised the group as optional practice drew all 19 regulars and five subs, while Punch Imlach expects a different Toronto effort in game two.
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Danbury Beats iStaples 8 4 In Rogers Park Contest
Danbury Hatters combine Roberto Orlano's power with Larry Kish's three hitter pitched win to defeat Staples 8 4 at Rogers Park. Orlano drove in four runs with a two run homer and two RBI singles while Kish allowed three hits and left with the bases loaded before Al O'Dell secured the win. Staples got two RBI from Corrigan and Yocky had the lone multi hit game.
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Athletics Trip Orioles 3-1 On Five 2-Baggers
Kansas City Athletics beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-1 as five doubles and a Jim Gosger homer fueled the victory. Catfish Hunter earned his second win with Aker getting the final outs in the ninth after Boog Powell doubled and Mike Epstein walked. Repoz was ejected earlier for arguing a call.
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UB Trackmen Open Home Schedule Versus Hunter College
The University of Bridgeport track team hosts Hunter College in its first home meet at Seaside Park starting at 10 p.m. The Purple Knights seek their first win after three losses as sprinters Alan Spindel and Mike Milove post record triple jump marks. Standouts include Bill Sciallo Howie Wood and Bruce Hubler under Coach Ron Davis. Separate action has UB freshman baseball facing Central Connecticut's freshmen at 2 p.m. on Seaside Park Diamond 6.
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Ron Davis
City Kickers Aim For Victory In New York Match
Bridgeport City Soccer club travels to Throgs Neck stadium in New York to face Schwaben Soccer club as the league leader with a 13 05 record and a two point edge over Waite Plains runner up.
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Harrelson delivers walk-off win as Senators top White Sox 4-3
Washington rally ends with Ken Harrelson’s bases-loaded single in the ninth. Ed Brinkman doubled twice and scored the tying run in the sixth, while Joe Coleman moved to 5-0 in major league starts with the win as Gary Peters took the loss on his 30th birthday.
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Rohr Beats Stottlemyre To Give Boston Second Win
Boston rookie Billy Rohr outpitched Mel Stottlemyre and protected a 6-1 victory for the Red Sox. Rohr threw eight hits, walked one and struck out seven to notch his second straight complete game win. Dalton Jones and Carlo Yastrzemski sparked a five-run rally in the fifth, and Reggie Smith, Jones, Horton and Petrocelli added insurance in the seventh. Elston Howard spoiled the shutout with a ninth-inning RBI single for New York.
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Tigers Triumph as Northrup, Freehan Propel 12-4 Win
Detroit's Jim Northrup belted a three run homer and Bill Freehan added a solo shot as the Tigers erupted for seven runs in the fourth inning to sink Minnesota 12-4 in a rain delayed game. Denny McLain improves to 2-1 with seven innings pitched while Rod Carew hits a two run homer for the Twins.
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Colby defeats Coast Guard with late ninth inning surge
Colby Mustangs burst for four runs in the ninth to overturn a 1-0 Coast Guard lead and win 4-1. Coast Guard, aiming to extend its season, faltered as Colby rallied behind key hits and strong late offense.
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All-Time Records Set at Boston Alleys in League Action
Al Jovia rolled a 218 game and led Holy Rosary to a 731 team score in Holy Name league play at Boston Alleys. He started with four strikes, then four spares, a blank eighth, and finished with a double strike. Jovia’s 218 broke the Boston Alleys singles mark of 215. Holy Rosary’s 731 eclipsed the former alleys best of 725.
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Fairfield Netmen Dominate Holy Cross 8-1
Fairfield University’s tennis team improved to 5-2 by overpowering Holy Cross 8-1 in Fairfield. Singles results include Steve Smith, Brian Fitzgerald, Gary Corcoran, Ben Hill, Jack McKenna earning FU wins, while Jim Sudbay beat Tony Hardigan for HC. Doubles saw Smith-Hill and Fitzgerald-Corcoran win for FU.
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