Rookie White delivers pinch triple in Astros win
In St Louis, rookie Mike White delivered a two run pinch triple in the ninth to lift Houston to a 4-2 victory over the Cardinals. Houston trailed after Tim McCarver's seventh inning homer and Roger Craig's early two run lead, but rallied with four ninth inning runs.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Roger Craig
Tim McCarver
Dick Farrell
K C Wins 3-1 Over Washington In Tight Pim
Kansas City topples Washington 3-1 as Colavito and Green power the win. Colavito hits his first homer of the year in the second, Green adds a fourth inning homer after a single, and Moe Drabowsky wins in his season debut with support from John Wyatt. Washington staging late threats but KC holds on.
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Detroit Triumph Over Twins on McAuliffe's Clutch Hit
Detroit edged Minnesota 5 4 on Dick McAuliffe's two run triple in the eighth, sparking a three run surge after the Twins chased starter Dave Wickersham. Larry Sherry protected the lead with two innings of relief as Detroit snapped a two game skid. Wickersham suffered his second loss against one win. Camilo Pascual pitched for Minnesota, who rallied in the sixth but fell short.
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West Virginia wins pair from Wildcats in doubleheader
West Virginia University undefeated baseball team sweeps a doubleheader from Davidson 7-3 and 5-4 to extend its season long winning streak to 15 and stay atop the Southern Conference with an 8-0 record. Davidson led 4-2 before WVU rallied in the eighth and won the second game in extra innings. Bill Marovic drove in the final run with Don Hetzel scoring on his single.
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Don Hetzel
White Sox Defeat Red Sox 4-2 Behind Hansen Three Run Third
Ron Hansen tripled home two runs in a three run Chicago third inning to lift the White Sox over Boston 4-2. Ed Connolly struggled with bases on balls before Earl Wilson steadied the relief effort. Mike Hershberger, Don Buford and Hansen produced the decisive hits as Chicago built its lead.
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White Sox
Ed Connolly
Earl Wilson
Mike Hershberger
Don Buford
Floyd Robinson
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Buford
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Fran Malzone
Dick Stuart
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Dodgers Lose Starters in Milwaukee Setback
The Dodgers fell 5-1 to Milwaukee as injuries hit key players. Pitchers Johnny Podres and Ron Perranoski and outfielder Tommy Davis were hurt, while ace Sandy Koufax sat out with an elbow injury. Podres suffered a severe bruise on the left elbow and was hospitalized for X rays. Davis jammed his right shoulder on a sixth inning dive and was sent for X rays to determine impact on the series finale. Perranoski sustained a bruised left thigh in a collision with Hank Aaron.
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Ron Perranoski
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Warren Spahn
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Maloney Delivers In 3-1 Reds Win Over Giants
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney earned the win with a two run fifth inning single that broke a 1-1 tie as the Reds defeated the Giants 3-1. Willie Mays provided the Giants only run with a fifth inning single scoring Hiller, while Maloney and the Reds held San Francisco without further offense.
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Patton Ity Womack and Associates in Quarter Totals
Notable names listed across third and fourth quarters include Patton Ity Womack E Bradford and a large roster of partners and associates such as Bob Aller Ed Richitelli Ben Goodes Roger McManus Bill Harvey and many others. The fragment appears to be a collation of names linked to quarterly groupings or seating assignments with no clear event or outcome described.
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Ity Womack
E. Bradford Tazewell
William Greene
Glynn Perkins
Pete Bostwick Jr
Dick Siderows
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R. H. Watson
Alpheus Winter
Bob Galloway
Alfred Campanelli
Jack Harris
John Hendrickson
Cobby Ware
Robert Hogg
George Fulton
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Sam Marsh
Claude Wild
John McKey
Prank Edwards
Bill Campbell
James Liggett
John Hughes
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George Trainor
John Cristo
Bob Johnson
John Guenther
Joel Hirsch
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Clyde Mangum
Jack Pen‘rose
William Alexander
Joe Miller
Arthur Ruffing
Ward Wetlaufer
Randall Ahern
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Kimpel
John Qwens
Reid Towler
Mal Galletta
Aulick Burke
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Ralph Hunsicker
Sam Mainec
Dick Batley
Edward Meistercrane Meacham
Herb Durham
George ‘Ote
Rodgers Homer Sparks Cubs Past Phillies 4-1
Rodgers hit a two run homer for the Cubs as Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 1. The Phillies committed four errors andM You pitched by Santo, while Lindy McDaniel relieved for the Cubs. Rodgers drive produced both Cubs runs in the fifth inning and Set up final score with error plagued Philadelphia defense.
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Philadelphia
Tony Gonzalez
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Brocks Allen
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Stewart Scort
Brock
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Citadel Tops Va Tech In Track Meet Thriller
The Citadel rallied to win the final event, a mile relay in 3:26.5, edging Virginia Tech 73 to 70 in a Southern Conference track clash. Citadel trailed 70-88 entering the last event, then claimed five points and the meet.
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Virginia Phade
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