Braves Win Seventh Straight 6-0 Over Mets
Ken Johnson pitched Milwaukee to a 6-0 win over the Mets, the Braves seventh straight victory and move into third in the NL. Johnson improved to 7-2 with a 2.79 ERA since joining Milwaukee, aided by home runs from Mathews, Aaron, Torre and Alou.
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Joe Torre
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Cedar Rapids Cards extend streak to 17 in Wis game
The Cedar Rapids Cardinals won 2-1 over the Fox Cities Monday night as Dave Bakenhaster ready to start Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Appleton. Cedar Rapids trails Burlington by 27 percentage points and heads home for a five game stand after tonight's game. Enrike Rivera exited with an injury but manager Ron Plaza said no major damage and Rivera would likely start at shortstop Tuesday.
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Standings and schedules in National and American Leagues
National League standings show San Francisco leading with chunks of scores for Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Los Angeles and Houston with upcoming games Tuesday and Wednesday include Houston at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco New York at Milwaukee and Philadelphia at Chicago. American League standings list Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Detroit New York Los Angeles Washington Kansas City and Boston with scheduled games Tuesday including Los Angeles at Minnesota New York at Baltimore and Cleveland at Detroit.
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Spahn Seeks to Boost Giants Pennant Quest
San Francisco AP report says 44 year old Warren Spahn believes he can still pitch nine innings and help the Giants win the pennant. Manager Herman Franks says he may start Spahn but is unsure how he will be used.
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Mele seeks suspension over benchJostle with Valentine
Sam Mele Minnesota manager faces a five day suspension after a postgame confrontation with umpire Bill Valentine in the AL pace race. Mele, fined $300, protested the call and will miss six games this week as his team leads the league by 3 1/2 games in a pennant race. He voiced frustration at not sitting with his players during the incident and warned about the umpire’s handling of protests.
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Wins for Twins and Hal Naragon
Twins pitcher Jim Perry and catcher Hal Naragon teamed to beat the Los Angeles Angels 5-2 as Perry pitched a four hitter. Mele began a five day vacation but Naragon guided the offense and kept Minnesota 3 1/4 games ahead in the American League race. The Indians blanked the Orioles 5-0 as Stange earned his 9th win against Baltimore, while Kansas City beat Chicago 6-3. Lonborg won again for Boston against the Yankees and Ortega allowed three hits in Washington's 8-0 victory over Detroit.
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Milwaukee Braves tie to Cedar Rapids past and future tickets
The piece recalls Jim Fanning now Milwaukee Braves assistant general manager and his invitation for tickets, while noting the Braves’ current “lame duck” season. It mentions Brian Sinnott of the Cedar Rapids Cardinals, a 22-year-old popular teammate nicknamed “Gomer Pyle,” and references ongoing club plans for next season.
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