Reds Rout Pirates In Rain Shortened 11-0 Victory
Cincinnati jumped to eight runs in the fifth inning behind Jim Maloney who tossed a two hitter as the Reds crushed the Pittsburgh Pirates 11-0 in five innings. The loss halted the Pirates’ lead atop the NL as Maloney earned his 13th win while Alou left after being struck by a Pavletich triple.
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Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
St. Louis
Johnson
Helms
Rose
Woody Fryman
Tony Perez
Don Pavletich
Perez
Maloney
Jose Pagan
Donn Clendenon
Emerson Wins in Stockholm Tuneup Before Canada Tour
Roy Emerson of Australia, returning after a month due to his mother’s illness, defeated Sweden’s Jan Erik Lundquist 4-6 6-2 6-2 3-6 6-4 in Stockholm as a preparation for his Canada trip and an international tournament.
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Stockholm
Australia
Roy Emerson
Sweden
Jan- Erik Lundquist
Emerson
Canada
Sandy Koufax Stars as Dodgers Top Cubs in L. A. Victory
Sandy Koufax pitched five solid hits, fanned 11, and earned his 19th win as the Dodgers snapped a four game skid with a 6 1 win over Chicago. He carried a no hit bid into the fourth, finished with a 1.62 ERA, and moved to ninth on the all time strikeout list with 2,311. Tommy Davis had three RBIs on three singles and a homer as Willie Davis added two RBIs.
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LOS Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago
Koufax
Cubs
Ron Santo
Dick Ellsworth
Billy Williams
Santo
Byron Browne
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Ellsworth
Willie Davis
Red Sox
Wilson
Dan Osinski
Osinski
Boston
Orlando McFarlane
Tigers
Jose Santiago
Jim Northrup
Tony Conigliaro
Tigers Cruz past Bosox with Earl Wilson grand slam
In Boston Earl Wilson blasted a grand slam and two singles as the Detroit Tigers routed the Boston Red Sox 13 to 1. Wilson, facing former teammates, held Boston to four hits in a dominant mound and plate performance.
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Tigers
Wilson
Boston
Earl Wilson
Detroit Tigers
Hunt Fined by Mets Manager for Bat Throw Incident
New York Mets infielder Ron Hunt was fined an undisclosed amount by manager Wes Westrum after throwing his bat into the dugout in disgust with two runners on and none out against St Louis. Westrum cited prior incidents and warned Hunt to stop the dangerous habit as Hunt, batting .290, did not respond to questions. The incident followed Westrum’s first managerial fine of the season.
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ST. Louis
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Wes Westrum
Hunt
Mets
Westrum
Giusti Comes Close to Perfect as Astros Tame Giants 3-0
Houston pitcher Dave Giusti carried a one hitter into the ninth and retired 22 straight, beating Juan Marichal and the Giants 3-0. Cap Peterson singled for San Francisco’s only baserunner. Joe Morgan, Bob Aspromonte, Ron Davis, Chuck Harrison, Lee Maye, and Sonny Jackson contributed to Houston’s runs.
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SAN Francisco
Dave Giusti
Houston Astros
Juan Maricchal
San Francisco Giants
Giusti
Giants
Cap Peterson
Peterson
Marichal
Astros
Joe Morgan
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Ron Davis
Chuck Harrison
Lee Maye
Sonny Jackson
Kathy Whitworth Opens Lead in Lady Carling Open
Kathy Whitworth shot 71 in the second round to finish 1 under par at 141 and hold a five-stroke lead entering Sunday's final round at Ellicott City. Judy Torluemke was second at 146, Betsy Cullen third at 147, and Carol Mann ninth at 150.
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Ellicott City
Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Tex
Judy Torluemke
North Key Largo
Fla
Betsy Cullen
Tulsa
Okla
Carol Mann
Towson
Miss Whitworth
Cepeda lifts Cardinals past Mets with early three run homer
Orlando Cepeda ended a slump with a three run homer in the first inning, powering St. Louis to a 9-6 victory over New York. Bob Gibson earned his 15th win, while Ed Kranepool and Al Luplow homered for the Mets. Lou Brock stole his 50th base and extended his hitting streak to 18 games.
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Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Bob Gibson
New York
Cepeda
Bob Friend
Curt Flood
Charley Smith
Bob Gardner
Jerry Buchek
Gibson
Ed Kranepool
Mets
al Luplow
Lou Brock
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Pat Dempster
Joan Ray
Violet Vann
Arlene Tucker
Mary Corum
Gail Covington
Sandy Long
Opal West
Shirley Mathews
Dee Bauer
Wallop Pirates
Matty Alou
Pavletich
Sandy
Rube Waddell
Jerry Lumpe
al Kaline
Don Wert
Pittsburgh Paint Center
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Pittsburgh Paints
Lu Oe
Kathy
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Bill Smith Tin Shop, Inc
South
Corsbie St
Hartselle
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Yazoo
Springfield
Coals & Motors
St. S.E
Decatur
Melvin Ozier
Pol
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Clara Ave
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