Robinson Stars As Astros Fall To Reds 9 4
Loyd Robinson sparked a Cincinnati rally in the first and third innings as the Reds defeated Houston 9 to 4. Mel Queen earned his seventh win while Pete Rose Deron Johnson Tony Perez and Don Pavletich led the attack with key hits. Jim Wynn homered for Houston in the eighth.
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Peters Leads Chisox to 9-0 Victory Over Yankees
Gary Peters pitched a four-hit shutout and hit a two-run homer as the Chicago White Sox routed the New York Yankees 9-0. Peters struck out nine, supported by 18 White Sox hits led by Ed Stroud and Peter Ward with three apiece. Don Buford added a homer, and Mickey Mantle collected a rare infield single for the Yankees. Danny Murtaugh is listed as a Pirates executive assistant working with Joe Brown and Harry Walker.
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Joe L. Brown
Harry Walker
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Don Buford
Thad Tillotson
Mickey Mantle
Charlie Smith
Horace Clarke
Joe Pepitone
Sunday Baseball Matchups Highlight Lively Weekend Card
Sunday games feature O'Toole and Howard for Chicago and Stottlemyre with Petson for New York. Teams clash across the league with Bark Bertaiia Oretga and Wasilewski in action, while Tiant Culver O'Donoghue mix for other clubs as pennant races press on.
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Mets Beat Cardinals In Dixie League Makeup Game
The Mets defeated the Cardinals 11 to 6 in a Dixie League makeup at Herman Bailey Field Saturday afternoon. Pat Stanley allowed eight hits and struck out 10 for the Mets pitching win. Ferrell had three singles to lead the hitters. Stanley added a double and a single. Van Smith led the Cardinals with three hits, while Larry Parks hit two doubles.
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Larry Parks
Tony Pear
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Giants Top Braves 7 4 Behind Three Home Runs
Willie McCovey Tom Haller and Jim Hart homered to back Gaylord Perry who went the distance as the Giants defeated Atlanta 7-4 halting the Braves four game win streak. McCovey and Haller both connected with others scoring for San Francisco.
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Jim Hart
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Lee Weyer
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Pirates rally past Phillies 4 3 on Spriggs ninth inning
George Spriggs tripled with one out in the ninth and scored on Matty Alou’s single to lift the Pirates to a 4-3 win over Philadelphia. The Pirates tied it in the seventh, then benefited from two sixth inning runs as Mota and Clemente connected in key hits.
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Nats Edge Bosox 7 3 Behind Howard Homers
Frank Howard hit two homers driving in four as the Washington Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 7-3 in 95 degree heat. Camilo Pascual and Dave Baldwin combined for a six-hitter, with a key squeeze bunt by Pascual in the sixth.
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Sluggers propel KC to 10-1 win over Indians
Kansas City rookie Ramon Webster and Dave Duncan hit two run homers as the A's beat Cleveland 10-1 for their fourth straight win. Jim Nash earned his seventh win, allowing six hits. Webster, Duncan, and Monday drove the offense amid three errors by Larry Brown, with unearned KC runs piling up after Siebert walked Jackson.
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