Cubs Rally For 6 5 Win Over Mets On Banks Single
Ernie Banks delivered a ninth inning run scoring single to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 6-5 victory over the New York Mets. Glenn Beckett started the rally with his third hit, Billy Williams followed with a single, and Banks lined a 3-2 pitch to left scoring Beckett.
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Saturday Baseball Matchups Across MLB Schedule
Preview of Saturday games features Giusti with Houston vs Cincinnati Queen 6 1 plus Denehy or New Yorke at Chicago Culp 3 5. Wise 1 1 leads Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Perry 4 5 visits Francisco Atlanta Contsines 1 2. Singer 1 2 eyes St Louis Jaster 3 2. Pascual 5 3 faces Stange 0 3. O Toole 21 or Peters 6 3 at New York C Tillotson 3 0. Dillman 3 0 and Phoebus 5 1 trek to Minnesota Kaat 1 7 Boswell 3 3. Cleveland Trapt 31 at Kansas City Nash 6 5. Wilson 8 4 at California Will hite 0 2 night.
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Robinson drives A's to six run cushion to sweep
Frank Robinson sparked Kansas City in a six run first inning as the Athletics defeated Cleveland 6 0 to complete a twi night sweep.
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Pirates Blast Phillies in 23-Hit Display at Pittsburgh
The Pirates hammered 23 hits to rout the Phillies 17 to 1 at Pittsburgh. Key blows include a two run safety by Jerry May, a two run triple by Gene Alley, and four runs driven in by Bill Mazeroski. Don Lock and Gus Oliver contributed Philadelphia’s lone run.
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Harrelson Sold to Kansas City in Baseball Trade
The Washington Senators announced that first baseman Ken Harrelson has been sold to the Kansas City Royals. Harrelson comes from Hawaii and will join the club in the upcoming series.
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Reds Rally Past Astros 10-7 On Seven-Run Seventh
Pete Rose Deron Johnson and Don Pavietich homered in a six-run seventh inning as Cincinnati rallied from a 7-4 deficit to defeat Houston 10-7. Floyd Robinson and Vada Pinson sparked the inning with singles, Rose tied it with his sixth homer, and Claude Raymond relieved to help seal the win.
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Clarke's 10th inning single fuels Yankees win over White Sox
Horace Clarke delivered a 10th inning single to lift the New York Yankees to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Steve Hamilton earned the win after the go-ahead hit by Clarke, with Elston Howard belting a solo homer to spark the late comeback.
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Chiefs Sign Irish Star
Al America Jim Lynch of Notre Dame a standout linebacker signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. He said pro football will be humbling as stars he watched on television become his competitors. Lynch was the Chiefs No 2 draft choice and praised joining a winning team.
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Hughes Stars In Card Win
Dick Hughes pitched eight strong innings scattering seven hits and drove in the deciding run in the seventh as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2. Orlando Cepeda hit an inside the park homer for the Cardinals and Bressaud tripled to spark a fifth inning run.
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Cage Stars Named To Hall Of Fame At Garden
In New York five basketball luminaries Wilt Chamberlain Bill Russell Elgin Baylor Oscar Robertson and Bob Cousy become the first inductees to the Hall of Fame at Madison Square Garden. Chamberlain led with 36 points followed by Russell 33 Baylor 30 Robertson 27 and Cousy 21 in the votes. More selections will follow.
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Alou Takes In Cuban Refugee After Fire
Matty Alou of the Pirates hosts Rodolfo Periu and family after their home burned. Alou and Manny Mota offered their apartments to the Perius as Periu, a Cuban born hospital engineer, recounts fleeing Castro and losing everything. Alou notes his hitting slump to .280 as he helps.
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Yaz Foy Homer Lifts Red Sox To 8 7 Win Over Senators
Boston rookie Carl Yastrzemski and Joe Foy each hit two homers as the Red Sox beat the Senators 8 to 7. Foy delivered the go ahead run with a eighth inning homer and John Wyatt closed out the ninth to preserve Jose Santiago’s win.
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Gosger's Seventh Inning HR Lifts Royals Past Indians 2-0
Kansas City blanks Cleveland 2-0 in game one of a doubleheader as Jim Gosger belts a two run homer in the seventh. Merc City pitcher Dobson improves to 3-6 with six innings of work. Hargan falls to 7-5 after a near no hitter.
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U S and Britain advance in Federation Cup tennis
In Berlin the United States and Britain won to reach the semifinals. USA defeated South Africa and Britain eliminated Italy. Billie Jean King beat Annette van Zuyl 6 2 6 4 and Rosemary Casals defeated Glenda Swan 6 1 6 4.
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Mele fired as Twins manager. C. Ermer named successor
Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith fired manager Sam Mele on Friday and promoted Cal Ermer from the Denver Triple A club to take over for the rest of the season. Ermer, 42, had two seasons as manager of the Denver Bears in the Pacific Coast League and was chosen over Billy Martin. Mele was told of the decision after a team meeting and will not be joining another club this year.
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