Tigers Edge Orioles On Squeeze Bunts 3-2
Detroit uses two squeeze bunts by Don Wert and two throwing errors by Baltimore pitcher Frank Bertaina to defeat the Orioles 3-2. Mickey Lolich allows four hits in 13 innings for the win. Ray Oyler scores on Wert’s bunt single. Wert adds another bunt single in the fifth.
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Angels Nip Nuts 2-1 to Halt Senators Streak
The California Angels edged Washington 2-1 in the nightcap to snap the Senators five-game run, after Washington won the opener 6-2. Jim McGlothin earned his third win against one loss with seven strikeouts, while Rick Reichardt and Frank Howard provided key hits. Ed Brinkman and Tim King sparked a late threat that was thrown out at the plate.
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Pepitone Sparks Wins for Yankees in Twin Bill
Joe Pepitone homered twice and drove in the go ahead run in the nightcap as the Yankees beat the Twins 2-1 after a 5-3 opener. Elston Howard doubled to start the decisive eighth, Roy White singled, and Pepitone's two base hit produced the winning run. Fritz Peterson earned his third victory, while Jim Merritt took the loss in the nightcap. The sweep stretched New York’s winning streak to five and widened their early season surge since Ralph Houk’s arrival.
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Mill River Tourney advances with round highlights and pairings
Second round completed in Mill River Country Club Spring Tournament. Semifinals set for Saturday across flights except fifth, now final. Talbot, Tacke, Nelson, Kartovsky, Natali, Friedberg, Geningsberg, King among winners. Saturday pairings list Talbot vs Locke and Nelson vs Kartovsky. Girls division begins with Sikorsky vs Aerosol Techniques while Northern and Southern divisions schedule six postponed games tonight.
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Indians Top White Sox In Pair 3-2 and 4-1
Cleveland swept a Sunday doubleheader with the White Sox, winning 3-2 and 4-1 to extend the AL lead over Detroit to 2 1/2 games. John O'Donoghue pitched four scoreless innings, allowing only six hits and no earned runs, securing his fourth straight win for Cleveland. The Indians benefited from key doubles and timely hits, including Fred Whitfield's two-run double and a wild pitch score in the seventh.
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Astros Edge Phillies In Saturday 4-3 Victory
Houston's Jim Wynn drove in three runs including the winning run in the eleventh inning to lift the Astros to a 4 3 win over the Phillies. Wynn had powered Houston's earlier scoring with a homer and a single, and Ron Brand scored on Wynn's hit with the bases loaded for the decisive tally. Brand had opened the frame with a walk, and Don Lee earned the win in relief while Bob Buhl took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Giants blank Mets as Marichal fuels doubleheader sweep
In San Francisco Juan Marichal hurled a three hit shutout to power the Giants to a 5-0 win in game one, lowering his ERA to 0.69. In the nightcap New York bounced back 7-2 behind Jack Hamilton’s six innings, with Ron Swoboda and Cleon Jones driving runs and Hart delivering two key hits including a 10th homer. The Mets faced early trouble as Marichal and later Bearworth struggled, while Willie Mays sat out both games.
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Veale Masters Dodgers in 4-0 Pirates Victory
Bob Veale pitched five wins to a 4-0 shutout of the Dodgers as Pittsburgh capitalized on an early miscue. Mazeroski started the scoring with an infield hit following Lefebvre’s error, and May walked to load bases before Veale scored on a fumbled grounder. Osteen absorbed his fourth straight loss despite a first inning run.
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City Booters Upset College Point 3-1 in league game
City Booters defeated College Point 3-1 in a German American league match, forcing College Point into a playoff for a premier division berth. Jim Kuhlmann Bob Dikranian and Fred Balogh scored for City, with Laslo Herkimer and Steve Pappas anchoring the defense in the best City showing of the season.
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Ukrainians Slump 5-2 Against New Britain Falcons
Bridgeport Ukrainian soccer team fell 5-2 to New Britain Falcons at Glorieta Manor Field. Trailing 3-0 at halftime, Bridgeport rallied with goals by Stanley Yurman and Willie Rossi to close to 3-2 before a late New Britain penalty cemented the loss. Both teams were guests of the Ukrainian National Home. Next Sunday they trek to Springfield to face Glen Murray.
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PECa Standings and Yesterday’s Results in Major League Play
New York and Chicago split while St Louis edged Cincinnati. Cleveland and Detroit lead the American standings with Baltimore and Houston close behind. Today’s schedule features Chicago at Kansas City, Atlanta at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Houston, and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles with noted pitchers Hunter McCormick Jackson Koufax and Cardwell Giusti in action.
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Brooklawn Tourney Low Net Leads Four Ball Medal Play
Carl Van Etten and Ted Yale posted the low net 62 yesterday at Brooklawn Country Club four ball medal play. Sheldon Shoff with F Ray Neal and Harry Pierce with J VanOrt tied for second at 64 while Fred Downey and Dan Keane finished with .6.
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Phillies Top Astros Behind Bunning in 6-1 Victory
Phillies pounce on Astros pitching behind Jim Bunning who scattered eight hits to improve to 5-1 as Clay Dalrymple and Cookie Rojas drive in two runs each in a 6-1 win. Houston drops further in the standings while Philadelphia extends its winning pace.
Cubs Rally to Split With Braves in Ninth Inning
Byron Browne scored on a wild pitch in the ninth as the Chicago Cubs rallied to beat the Atlanta Braves 4-3 and split a doubleheader. Hank Aaron batted eight times in the two games, four hits in the opener and three more in the nightcap, while Bob Gibson pitched well for St Louis in a separate scoring note.
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Dodgers Beat Pirates In 12th Inning Thriller
Maury Wills lined a single to center in the 12th to drive in Wes Parker from second, giving the Los Angeles Dodgers a 54 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates after Parker opened the frame with a walk and advanced on a sacrifice.
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