Rookie May's Grand Slam Caps Six-Run Rally vs Red Sox
Chicago rookie Carlos May delivered a dramatic eighth inning grand slam to cap a six-run rally, lifting the White Sox to a 6-4 win over Boston. Yastrzemski and Petrocelli provided early power for the Red Sox, while May's slam sealed the nationally televised victory in Boston.
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National League Tuesday baseball scores and results
The Scoreboard lists Tuesday NL games with matchups including Los Angeles at New York, San Francisco at Montreal, San Diego at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Houston at Chicago, and Atlanta at St. Louis. Notable results show New York 2 and Los Angeles 0, other games postponed, and several clubs not scheduled. The column notes pitching records and night games across several cities.
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Seaver
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McCormick
Montreal
Wegener
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Kirby
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Cincinnati
Maloney
Pittsburgh
Bunning
Houston
Lemaster
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Hands
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Pappas
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Carton
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Cueta
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Detroit
Hiller
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Messersmith
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Tiant
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Pattin
Washington
Hannan
Kansas City
Bunker
Boswell
Niah
Peterson
Minnesota
Boston
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Gaston
Duffy Dyer Ready For Pinch Hit Chance With Mets
Mets rookie catcher Duffy Dyer sits in the bullpen waiting for a pinch hit opportunity. He had his moment when San Francisco visited Shea, entering the game in the eighth inning and delivering a go ahead run after Hodges called for a lefty on the mound. Dyer called it a great feeling to finally be part of a winning game.
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J.C. Martin
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Rick Monday
Reggie Jackson
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Reds General Manager Foresees More Minor League Teams
Cincinnati Reds general manager Bob Howsam, chair of the Minor League Realignment Committee, predicts expansion in the minor leagues. The panel aims to add two AAA and four AA teams to balance affiliates with major league clubs, existing leagues, and travel considerations shaping realignment.
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Pacific Coast League
Tommy Richardson
John Quinn
Philadelphia Phils
Sherry Robinson
Minnesota Twins
Ed Kenney
Boston Red Sox
Phil Piton
George Sisler Jr
International League
George McDonald
Koosman Pitches Mets Past Dodgers 2-1 in Windy Thriller
Jerry Koosman limited the Los Angeles Dodgers to five hits and eight strikeouts as New York edged L A 2-1. The Mets built a 2-0 lead in the fourth on a bases loaded single by Cleon Jones and Ed Charles RBI double, while Bill Russell homered for the Dodgers in the eighth. Koosman improved to 2-3, Osborn took the loss for the Dodgers.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Melts
Tommie Acee
Jones
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Bobby Mitchell Qualifies For U S Open In Memphis
Bobby Mitchell with a 277 total and 141 over three rounds earned a select list spot for the U S Open after rounds of 67 74 in Memphis. Lionel Merbert of Lafayette Louisiana led qualifiers with 67 69 136.
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Memphis
Twins Rally Past Yankees 3-2 Behind Killebrew Homer
Harmon Killebrew belted a 385 foot three run shot to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 3-2 win over the New York Yankees in St Paul. Killebrew's blast came after New York built a 2-0 lead as Jim Kaat allowed six hits over six innings to earn the victory.
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Twins
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Powers Drives Padres Past Phillies 6-4 in Sixth Inning Rally
Tommy Dean delivered a two run bases loaded double that capped a four run sixth inning lifting the San Diego Padres to a 6-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. It marked the Padres fourth straight victory in their NL debut season as Al Santorini earned the win in relief.
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Tommy Dean
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
Padres
al Santorini
Gary Ross
Nate’ Colbert
al Ferrara
Ed Spiezio
Chris Cannizzaro
Santorini
Jerry Johnson
Dean
John Lipin
Phillies
Ross
Larry Hisle
Gene Stone
Cepeda Homers Triple as Braves Defeat Cardinals 6-3
Baseball brief notes Ozzie Cepeda hit a homer and a triple fueling the Atlanta Braves to a 6-3 win over the St Louis Cardinals. The Braves showed offense early and held on for the victory.
Allen, Howard Pace Senators To 7-6 Victory
Howard Pace hit a bases loaded triple and Ber ne Allen contributed three hits as the Washington Senators beat the Kansas City Royals 7-6 Monday night. Epstein doubled, McMullen drove in runs, and Howard scored on a first inning error to set the tone in a tight AL contest. Royals rallies included a first inning home run by Juan Rios and a second inning burst before Washington pulled ahead in the late innings.
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Bernie Allen
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
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Senators
Royals
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Mike Epstein
Epstein
Ken McMullen
Juan Rios
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Cepeda Returns to St Louis Delivers Big Braves Win
Orlando Cepeda returned to St. Louis for the first time since being traded to Atlanta, driving in a run with a triple and homering, while Hank Aaron added his 522nd career homer as the Braves defeated the Cardinals 3 to 6. Cepeda sparked a pair of Braves rallies, with Jackson and Lum contributing key hits, and George Stone earned the win.
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Cepeda
George Stone
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