Brooks and Frank Robinson Lift Orioles Past Twins 3-0
Orioles top Minnesota 3-0 behind Jim Palmer and Ed Fisher eight-hit effort. Brooks Robinson drives in the first run with an 82nd RBI double, Frank Robinson hits his 31st homer, both leading the league. Powell and Aparicio add eighth inning RBI, while Oliva, Killebrew, and others contribute for Minnesota.
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National League Saturday Games and Standings
National League action includes San Francisco at Atlanta, Houston at Cincinnati, Chicago at New York, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles at St Louis with night games noted. Also featured is Pittsburg, Kan., reporting Pearly the 33 year old mare pulling a farm wagon and plow daily for Walter Mahnken.
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Pagan's Three-Run Double Lifts Pirates Over Phillies 5-3
Jose Pagan delivered a two-out three-run double in the eighth inning to cap a four-run rally and give the Pittsburgh Pirates a 5-3 win over Philadelphia. Chris Short carried a two-hitter into the eighth before Pagan's clutch hit, as Roberto Clemente and Gene Alley set up the bases-loaded jam. Minor notes include Allen's 23rd homer for Philadelphia and Pagliaroni's earlier double for Pittsburgh.
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Jose Pagan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Pirates
Gene Michael
Manny Mota
Gene Alley
Clendenon
Pagan
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Rich Allen
John Briggs
John Callison
Jim Pagliaroni
Alley
Bailey
Short
Clemens
Cardwell
Oodell
Michael Ph
Senators sweep twin bill from Red Sox 13-4 and 6-5
Washington built a 13-4 rout in game one, then edged Boston 6-5 in 15 innings. Xen McMullen delivered the game winner in the 15th after Casanova opened the inning with a single. Fred Valentine piled up seven hits across the doubleheader as Washington overcame Boston errors and late leads.
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Twin Bill
Red Sox
Washington
Xen’ McMullen
Paul Casanova
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Casanova
Dick Lines
Ed Brinkman
Bob Laverine
McMullen
Fred Valentine
Joe Foy
Jose Tartabull
Boston
Ken Harrelson
Ken Hamlin
Valentine
Petrocelli
Frank Howard
Pete Richert
Conigliaro
Scott
Earl Faison Ends Holdout Signs With Chargers
Earl Faison, a 6-5, 260 pound defensive end, ended his holdout by signing with the San Diego Chargers of the AFL. The deal, confirmed by Sid Gillman, did not include a reported signing bonus. Faison had become a free agent May 1 after opting out last year.
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Calif
Earl Faison
San Diego Chargers
Faison
Charger
Sid’ Gillman
Gilman
San Diego Evenings Tribune
Ernie Ladd
AFL
Houston Oilers
Joe Foss
Ladd
Oilers
Glenn Beckett Paces Cubs To 7 4 Victory
New York report notes Glenn Beckett led the Cubs to a 7 4 win. The text also covers the New York State Athletic Commission denying Jim Beattie's boxing license renewal after retirement for medical reasons and subsequent appeals with hearings in May and June.
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Cubs
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Jim Beattie
St. Paul
Beattie
Graebner And Richey Reach Semifinals In Net Tourney
In South Orange, Clark Graebner and Cliff Richey advanced to the semifinals of the Eastern Grass Court Championships, setting up a Saturday clash that could influence the U S Davis Cup lineup. Graebner defeated Charles Pasarell 6 3 6 3, while Richey survived a tight match against Bob Lulz 6 4 1 6 6 4, as Australia’s Roche and Davidson reached the other semi. In the women’s draw, Rosemary Casals reached the semis after a 7 5 8 1 victory over Tory Ann Fretz, joining Karen Krantzcke, Carol Hanks Aucamp, and Donna Floyd Fales.
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Associated Press
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Clark Graebner
Cliff Richey
America
Mexico
Cleveland
George MacCall
Gracbner
Richey
Dennis Ralston
Arthur Ashe
Gradner
U.S
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Bob Lulz
Los Angeles
Tony Roche
Owen Davidson
Roche
Bill Bowrey
Davidson
Egypt
Ismael el Shafel
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Miss Casals
Tory Ann Fretz
Billie Jean King
Karen Krantzcke
Australia
Carol Hanks Aucamp
St. Louis
Donna Floyd Fales
New
Maloney Leads Reds to 4-3 Victory Over Astros
Jim Maloney held Houston to seven hits as the Reds erupted for four runs in the fifth inning to win 4-3. Cincinnati improved to 4th straight win while the Astros dropped to six straight losses. Maloney struck out 13 in a complete game, with Bob Bruce suffering the loss after giving up five hits in the fifth.
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Jim Maloney
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
Astros
Bob Bruce
Reds
Art Shamskvy
Tommy Welms
John Edwards
Bruce
Leo Carderas
Maloney
Tommy Harper
Pete Rose
Ron Taylor
Rusty Staub
Tce Mave
Maroney
Braves Edge Giants 7 To 6 in Ninth Inning Rally
Atlanta nips San Francisco 7-6 as Denis Menke drives in the tying run and Rico Carty earlier hit a three run homer. Willie Mays belts his 23rd homer to tie the game in the ninth. Tony Cloninger contributes two RBIs for the Braves. The loss drops the Giants one game behind NL leader Pittsburgh.
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Atlanta
Denis Menke
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Rico Carty
Braves
Frank Linzy
Frank Bolling
Ed Mathews
Carty
Menke
Lindy McDaniel
Willie Mays
Ollie Brown
Tom Haller
Tony Cloninger
A's Claim 4-1 Verdict Over Tigers
Kansas City Athletics beat Detroit 4-1 as Lew Krausse hit a two run double and Bert Campaneris added a two run single in a four run second inning. Ed Charles Dick Green Phil Roof singles set up the rally. Horton homered for Detroit, Krausse earned win with relief help from Jack Aker.
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Lew Krausse
Bert Campaneris
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit
Athletics
Ed Charles
Dick Green
Phil Roof
John Podres
Krausse
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Tigers
Willie Horton
Jack Aker
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Nossek Cf
Oyler
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Complete Cage Players Choice of W M Coach
William and Mary coach Bill Chambers urged Hargrave players to seek a complete player who can shoot defend and pass. He noted defensive emphasis and the Indians aim to rebound from last season with All-Southern star Fen Pomeroy and 6'8" Dave Daugherty plus Jack Downing returning. Chambers cited West Virginia Davidson and Richmond as key foes for the upcoming Southern Conference season.
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Bill Chambers
Hargrave Military Academy
Walter Noell
Chatham
Hot Rod” Hundley
Chambers
Jimmy Byran
E.C. Glass High School
Lynchburg
Bryan
Williamsburg
Indians
W&m
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Davidson
Dick Snyder
Richmond
Fen Pomeroy
Dave Daugherty
Jack Downing
Mantle Tops Yankees Homer Pace in Big Win
St Louis righty Larry Jaster allowed five Dodgers hits in a 4-0 victory as Lou Brock drove in a run and scored another. Cal Maxwell doubled and Curt Flood was hit, Brock plated a run, Cepeda added a RBI single, and Javier chased home a fourth run with a fielder’s choice.
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Larry Jaster
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
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Dodgers
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Cardinals
Cal Maxvill
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Curt Flood
Brock
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Gilliam
Tim McCarver
Sardinals
Julian Javier
Max‘vil
Mantle's 21st homer lifts Yankees past White Sox 2-1
Mickey Mantle slugged his 21st home run of the season to become the second greatest homer hitter in Yankee history, lifting New York to a 2-1 win over Chicago. The blast broke a scoreless tie in the fourth, afterward the Yankees loaded the bases before Elston Howard walked in a run. Al Downing held Chicago until the eighth inning when Pete Ward and Bill Skowron hit singles and Jerry Adair grounded out to drive in a run.
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Bill Skowron
Jerry Adair
Browns Trade Moffett and Weeden to Colts in Draft Deal
The Cleveland Browns announce a trade sending David Moffett and a kicking specialist to the Baltimore Colts in exchange for a future draft pick. The move leaves Cleveland with 53 players on the roster and affects several players and depth chart details.
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David Moffett Aremorial
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