Spiceland No-Hitter Lost On Errors In Dixie Action
Spiceland, 14, pitched a no hitter for six innings but errors doomed the Redlegs in a 2-1 Dixie League loss to the Cardinals. Cards scored in the 2nd and 5th. Redlegs tallied in the 7th. Spiceland struck out 10. McClanahan fanned 14.
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Major League Leaders Summary Leaders list by Associated Press
American League batting leader Carew of Minnesota hits .389 with 100 at bats. Faye Howard and others top batting and run totals include Murcer with 43 RBI and Powell with 37. In hits F Robinson leads Baltimore with 62 while F Howard has 61. National League leaders cite Aaron 359, Jones 355, Kessinger 39 runs, Banks 43 RBI, McCovey 39 RBI, Alou 72 hits, Williams 63.
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Conigliaro Named Young Man of the Year by Boston Press Photographers
Boston Red Sox slugger Tony Conigliaro, age 24, was chosen as the Young Man of the Year by the Boston Press Photographers Association which includes about 250 members across New England.
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Braves End Braves Four-Game Slide With Cepeda Homecoming
Orlando Cepeda returned to St Louis and homered in a 6 4 win for Atlanta over the Cardinals. Cepeda tripled and scored in the second, hit his 10th homer in the fourth, and scored again in the fifth. Ted Williams notes aside, Henry Aaron added an eighth inning homer to move to fifth on the all time list. Jerry Koosman and the Mets beat the Dodgers 2 1 as San Diego topped Philadelphia 6 4, while washouts hit San Francisco Montreal and Cincinnati Pittsburgh.
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May hits first grand slam as White Sox top Red Sox 6-4
Carlos May belted the first grand slam of his major league career to cap a six-run eighth inning and lift the Chicago White Sox to a 6-4 victory over Boston. Jerry Koosman pitched five scoreless innings as the New York Mets edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 for their fifth straight win.
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Cold Rain Delays Hit Southern League Schedule
The Southern League postponed Birmingham at Charlotte and Savannah at Montgomery to screen the Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox game on TV. Meanwhile Asheville crushed Columbus 9-3 as Shelly Andrews collected five hits and three RBIs while George Shoemaker held the White Sox to three runs in a four hit outing amid eruptions in the dugouts. Asheville led 4-0 after two and three in the third.
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Sweetroll May hits grand slam as White Sox topple Red Sox
Chicago rookie Carlos May nicknamed Sweetroll belted a grand slam in the eighth inning to rally the White Sox past Boston 6 4. He drove in 29 RBIs this season and raised his average to .307. His brother Lee May stars for Cincinnati, with a strong homer and RBI pace.
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