Cleveland Wins Opener as Red Sox Split Twinbill 8-7 11-7
Boston scores 11-7 in nightcap after George Thomas and George Scott homer in the seventh. Whitfield drives in five for Cleveland in the opener as Rocky Colavito’s eighth inning grand slam ties the second game before Thomas’ go ahead shot. Siebert earns win in opener despite lapse in seventh. Red Sox rally falls short in effort to sweep.
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Standings and Schedule Mix for American and National Leagues
Baseball standings show Cleveland and New York leading varying divisions with Boston Texas? standings, California and Minnesota high in AL. Wednesday night shows California at Minnesota, Kansas City at Chicago, Baltimore at Washington, New York at Peterson, Detroit at Boston, and night games across the National League with San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh Philadelphia and others on tap.
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Astros Halt Koufax Win Streak With 3-0 Victory
Houston toppled Sandy Koufax 3-0 as Larry Dierker pitched five-hitter and Chuck Harrison delivered the key bases loaded single in the sixth. Sonny Jackson, Dave Nicholson, and Joe Morgan contributed early hits before Harrison drove in two runs and Aspromonte added a seventh inning homer. Koufax suffered his second loss in 13 decisions this season.
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Chuck Harrison
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Orioles Rally Past Yankees 2-1 Behind Etchebarren and Aparicio
Andy Etchebarren tripled the tying run and scored the winner on Luis Aparicio s single in the eighth as Baltimore edged New York 2-1. Jim Bouton pitched well until an error opened the late inning, with Stu Miller tossing three perfect innings for the win.
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Hank Aaron Sparks Braves Past Phillies 11-6 to Snap Slump
Hank Aaron powered Atlanta with a two-run homer, a run-scoring single, and scoring on a throwing error to beat Philadelphia 11-6, ending a four-game skid. He broke a 1-1 tie in the fifth by driving in Woody Woodward with a double, then added a third run after moving to third on a hit. The Braves pulled away late, with Joe Torre's pinch-hit three-run triple capping the rally.
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Atlanta
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Woody Woodward
Clay Dalrymple
Woodward
Phillies
Braves
Cookie Rojas
Tony Taylor
John Callison
Ted Abernathy
Rich Allen
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Callison
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Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes Moonlighter League
League standings from Riverside Lanes show Moonlighter with Bryant 179 and Simmon’s Vending at O-McDonnell 163 in a mixed results night. Johnny’s Shell 3 Campbell 159 and Nighthawks 1 Mullins 174 posted solid scores while Summertime Girls at Ben’s Place 2 Bennett 379 led a busy card. WDVA 1 Ferguson 171 and Unknowns 3 Kendrick Davis 195 added to the evening’s low scores. Latecomers 1 Boykin 187 closed out the night with another strong showing amid a crowded slate. BRILLIANT SOCCER Bologna Italy AP The Italian national team played brilliant soccer Tuesday night to overwhelm the Bulgarian national team 6-1 in an exhibition match in preparation for the World Cup Tourney in London.
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Senators Edge Tigers 3-2 in seventh inning rally
Washington snapped an eight game skid with a 3-2 win over Detroit. Willie Kirkland delivered the go ahead single in the seventh after Fred Valentine was walked, Don Lock moved Valentine to third and Kirkland drove him home. Bill Monbouquet earned the win in relief as Ortega notched his 1,000th career strikeout.
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Washington
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Don Lock
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Dick Lines
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Bill Monbouquette
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Palmer Picks Nicklaus To Win U S Open Golf Championship
Arnold Palmer projects a Nicklaus victory at the 66th U S Open at Olympic Club. The field of 151 opens Thursday with Ben Hogan and Gary Player praising Nicklaus while Palmer notes the course favors finesse around the greens and rough that was trimmed to four inches.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
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South Africa
Johannesburg
Olympic Country Club
Joe Dev
U.S. Golf Association
Battey Sparks Twins to 6-3 Victory over Royals
Earl Battey drove in runs with a two-out double in the eighth and a single in the ninth to lift Minnesota past Kansas City 6-3. Battey broke the tie in the eighth, Boswell earned the win as Dobson took the loss, with Battey also contributing a seventh inning run.
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Maloney Shuts Out Pirates In 3-0 Reds Victory
Jim Maloney pitched a three hit shutout for Cincinnati as the Reds defeated Pittsburgh 3-0. He walked none and fanned seven, allowing only singles by Bill Mazeroski and Roberto Clemente with Willie Stargell breaking the bid for a no hitter with a seventh inning single. The Reds scored in the fourth off Woody Fryman, securing Maloney's seventh win against two losses.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Reds
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Smoral Keeps Local Hopes Alive At State Net Meet
In Charlottesville, 18-and-under John Borden of Timberville beat Turner 6-1 6-0 in a first-round match, then fell to Craig Wood 6-3 6-0 in the second round. Steve Smoral won 6-1 7-5 over Wembly for the 16-under, advancing to the next tests. Margaret Hoffman and Elizabeth Slaughter of Danville exited in the 18-under first round with losses to Trent 6-4 8-6 and Lea 6-0 6-1.
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State Net
John Borden
Jaycees
Charlottesville
Ver Turner
Timberville
Borden
Craig Wood
Lynchburg
Wembley
Smoral
Danville
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Elizabeth Slaughter
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Pitchers In Demand As Trade Deadline Nears
MLB trade activity heats up as pitchers lead the market before June 15. Earl Wilson and Dick Radatz are among big names changing teams, with Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore, New York, Boston, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis, Atlanta, and Philadelphia involved in multiple deals. Trade waivers top $20,000 as clubs bolster bullpen depth and replace injured players.
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