Weekend baseball results and Sunday schedule notes
Saturday results include Los Angeles 6 New York 3 Detroit 7 Minnesota 4 Cleveland 4 Kansas City 2 Boston 2 Baltimore 12 innings. Sunday games list New York Chicago Washington Boston Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Kansas City Cleveland St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston New York San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles Milwaukee and more incomplete details.
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Cincinnati Reds top St Louis 6 3 behind homers by Robinson and Pinson
Frank Robinson slugged two homers and Vada Pinson added one as the Cincinnati Reds beat St. Louis 6-3. It was the Cardinals sixth loss in nine games. Robinson’s first homer came in the fourth inning, the first hit off Cardinal starter.
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Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Reds
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Tracy Stallard
Pete’ ‘Rose
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Indians Rally Past A's 4-1 Behind Whitfield RBI
Cleveland broke a 1-1 tie with a three run eighth inning as Fred Whitfield drove in the go ahead run with a single. Ralph Terry earned the win to improve to 2-1 while Rocky Colavito and Camilo Carreon added key hits in the rally. The A's tied the score in the seventh but could not answer in the final frame.
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Fred Whitfield
Cleveland Indians
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Ralph Terry
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Indians
Fred Talbot
Max Alvis
Vic Davalillo
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Bill Bryan
Camilo Carreon
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Nelson Mathews
Bert Campaneris
Appalachian Completes Grid Staff Adds Jack Groce as Assistant
Appalachian State Teachers College announces the football staff addition of Jack Groce as an assistant to head coach Carl Messere. Groce, a former Appalachian High School coach and 1948 team captain Grace, comes with a 98-15-3 high school record and Wilkesboro origin. Other assistants are Jim Cullivan and Bill Church.
Houston Shuts Out Pirates at New Dome
Astros blank the Pirates 5-0 as Dick Farrell limits Pittsburgh to seven hits. Bob Aspromonte drives in two with a two run homer, the first in the domed stadium. Jim Wynn also homers in the seventh rule the sc ora.
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Bob Aspromonte
Jim Wynn
Dick Farrell
Houston Astros
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T. Aspromonte
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Vern Law
Wynn
Law
al Spangler
Walt Bond
Aspromonte
Rusty Staub
Bob Lillis
Bob Bailey
Bond
Gamecocks Edge Duke 3-2 on Bill LaMotte 9th homer
South Carolina beat Duke 3-2 in the ACC with a ninth inning homer by Bill LaMotte off Charlie Young. The win puts SC ahead by a game and a half in the conference, marking their sixth ACC victory in eight starts while Duke sits at 4-3. Duke tied it with two runs in the sixth on aggressive baserunning.
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Bill LaMotte
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Villanova and NC College Lead Penn Relays Relay Showdowns
North Carolina College led by Ed Roberts and Norm Tate dominated individual events while Villanova set meet records in the two mile and four mile relays and Maryland State claimed double wins. Rice tied a meet and NCAA shuttle hurdle relay record with a 57.5. No. 2 Maryland State was later declared first in the 440 relay after NC College was disqualified for a baton exchange outside the zone.
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Ed Roberts
Norm Tate
Villanova
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Owls
Bobby May
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Georgetown
Ed Duchini
Missouri
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Cupit Leads San Antonio Golf Texas Open After 54 Holes
Jacky Cupit fired a six under par 64 at Oak Hills to take a two stroke lead after 54 holes in the Texas Open. Frank Beard moved into second at 202, while Jack Rule Jr Johnny Pott Bert Weaver tied for third at 203. Tommy Aaron and Stevenosrook rookie pro both at 204. Gardner Dickinson Jr Doug Sanders and Bobby Nichols also near the lead.
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East Texas
Oak Hills Country Club
Frank Beard
Jack Rule Jr
Swith
Johnny ‘Pott
Bert Weaver
Cupit
Tommy Aaron
Stevenon
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Gardner Dickinson Jr
Doug Sanders
Bobby Nichols
Cubs Rally For Win As Banks Delivers in Left Field
Cubs load the bases on three walks in the inning and Banks lines a single to left. Bob Buhl gains his second win with help from Ted Abernathy. Eddie Mathews walks and scores on Felipe Alou’s sacrifice fly. Hank Aaron appears as a seventh inning pinch hitter after field conditions delay his start.
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Drew Cloninger
Banks
Bob Buhl
Ted Abernathy
Eddie Mathews
Mack Jones
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Panthers Rally as Falcons Sweep In Conference Game
In a 6 3 loss for the Panthers, Kirk Stewart took the mound for eight innings allowing nine hits and five runs while Joe Forte homered for Pfeiffer. Forrest Dover closed, and Barnes pitched a complete game for the Falcons as HPC eyes a needed streak.
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Kirk Stewart
Forrest Dover
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Mounties Win 1-0 Over ACC in Doubleheader
Appalachian was held hitless in the second game but still won 1-0 on a walk an error and an infield out. Atlantic Christian won the first game 31 with Johnny Dollar’s three hit pitching. Atlantic Christian leads the Carolinas Conference at 6-3 while Appalachian sits 3-9. Chuck Lockamy and Dee Glover combined to shut ACC in the nightcap but Warren Gofort pitched a four hitter for ACC in defeat.
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Warren Gofort
Captain Stein Owre Learns Syracuse Baseball Role
Captain Stein Owre from Oslo Norway joins Syracuse baseball as a 24 year old junior coach. He is tied to Univer Ted Kievihans and Wyoming tennis team links as a former league pitcher.
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Seixas, McKinley Reach Charlotte Invitational Final
Vic Seixas, 42, rallies from a first set loss to defeat top seed Chuck McKinley in three sets 2-6 6-3 10-8 at the Charlotte Invitational semifinals. He advances to meet Ed Rubinoff in the final while Rubinoff ousted Allen Morris. In women’s action Raymonde Jones defeats Peachy Kellmeyer to face Donna Floyd Fales. Doubles upsets also shake the field as Skogstad and Rubinoff beat Seixas and Morris.
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