Reds beat Dodgers as Pappas nets eighth win in seven hitter
Cincinnati’s Tony Perez and Don Pavlicich powered a 1 8 hit attack, backed by Mitt Pappas eight win, in a 7 4 victory over Los Angeles. Don Drysdale allowed seven hits and six runs through 11 3 innings, snapping the Dodgers’ five game win streak.
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Giants bash Cardinals in 11-run first inning rout
San Francisco Giants exploded for 11 runs in the first inning and cruised past St. Louis 12 to 4 as Joe Gibbon took the mound for the Cardinals. The Cubs edged the Giants with a 12–4 scoreline, and the Cardinals halted by a rough debut for Gibbon who failed to retire a batter in the first. Davenport and Haller produced early hits as St. Louis faded.
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Orioles Top White Sox 4-1 Behind Phoebus Three-Hitter
Tom Phoebus fired a three-hitter as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 4-1. Paul Blair and Russ Snyder provided home run support while Blair went 2 for 4 and Snyder drove in two runs in Chicago.
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Carter given two life terms in triple slaying case
Rubin Carter and co defendant John Artis received life sentences for a tavern massacre with a judge calling the killings cold blooded. Carter faces parole in about 23 years and Artis in roughly 14 years. A meeting for Little League senior representatives is set for 8 p.m. at the C and P Telephone Building on MacCorkle Avenue Keonath Shock announced, with district all star tournament pairings to follow.
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South Charleston blanks Marmet in American Legion play
Clauss pitched South Charleston to a 4-0 win allowing two hits as Marmet was blanked Whitesville 7-0. The game featured Hopkins and Clauss with solid offense and key defensive plays as the South Charleston victory highlighted pitching and timely hits.
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Giants Bomb Cards Win 12-4 Over Mets in Dustin Dream
In New York, Jim Bunning pitched effectively though shaky early, while Willie Mays and Hart drove in runs as the Giants mauled the Mets 12 to 4. Bobby Wine and Lou Brock contributed key hits, with White and Dalrymple among others supplying offense as New York fell behind early and could not recover.
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