Spahn Struggles Again As Dodgers Top Braves
aging lefty Warren Spahn, 43, loses to the Dodgers 5-1 in Milwaukee. Don Drysdale hurls seven innings of four-hit ball as Willie Davis drives in two with a key two-run triple. Phillies edge Cubs 4-2 while Giants fall. Cardinals, Reds win in the Major League games.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup
The latest Major League results show Boston, New York, Chicago and Baltimore in tight AL races with Chicago leading in the standings. In the NL Philadelphia and San Francisco top their divisions as Cincinnati battles Pittsburgh and Los Angeles leads the West.
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Travelers Triumph 3-0 Over Salt Lake City
Arkansas Travelers beat Salt Lake City 3-0 in Pacific Coast League action. Norm Gigon tripled in the eighth, Costen Shockley drove him home, and Adolfo Phillips with a steal and Lee Elia’s triple fueled a two run ninth. John Boozer allowed eight hits in earning the win while Dick Scott took the loss.
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McGaha's Athletics Boost Streak To Five
McGaha arrived as Kansas City manager five days ago and lost the first game then guided the A’s to a five game streak, sweeping Detroit 7-4 and 6-0 to pull within one game of ninth place in the AL. Bill Bryan drove in five in the nightcap and Ted Bowsfield earned the shutout in the opener.
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