Orioles rout Tigers 8-2 behind Brooks Robinson's clutch hit
Baltimore jumped on Denny McLain in the first inning fueled by a Brooks Robinson bases loaded single. Dave McNally added a second inning score as the Orioles built an 8-2 win over Detroit with timely hits, while Norm Cash homered for the Tigers.
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Detroit
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Orioles
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
McLain
Luis Aparicio
Russ Snyder
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
Brooks
Norm Cash
Dave McNally
Snyder
Orlando Pena
Baltimore Detroit
Aparicio Ss
Wert
Wood
Cash
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Powell
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Blair Cf
Stanley
Djohnson
Oyler
Etchebra
Imcnally
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Gladding
Robinson
W.horton
Aparicio
D.a
McNally
Glad
Jaycee Net Event In Finals Today
The Jaycee Junior tennis tournament ends today at High Point College Courts with finals in singles and doubles. In the 17-18 group David Myers faces Gary Fagg for singles, while Tom Yates and Gary Fagg meet John Walser and David Myers in doubles. Bodle Jr and Jay Spencer contest the 16 and under singles final after three wins yesterday.
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Jaycee
High Point College
David Myers
Gary Fagg
Myers
John Walser
Walser
Fagg
Tom Yates
Bob Bodle Jr
Jay Spencer
Bodle
Tom Foster
Doug Mason
Phillies Edge Giants 6 5 In 15th AP Wirephoto
The Philadelphia Phillies won a 6 to 5 decision over the San Francisco Giants in the 15th inning. AP Wirephoto captures the dramatic late rally and decisive run at bat.
Sutton Throws Five-Hitter as Dodgers Top Mets 7-1
Don Sutton pitched a five-hitter with 11 strikeouts to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers past the New York Mets 7-1. John Roseboro hit his second two-run homer in as many days, aiding a four-run first inning off Dennis Ribant.
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NEW York
A's
Don Sutton
John Roseboro
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Mets
Gray
Joe
New York Yankees
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Willie Keeler
Richey Reaches Clay Court Net Finals In Milwaukee
Cliff Richey dominated Marty Riessen 6 1 6 1 6 3 to reach the National Clay Courts final and will face Frank Froehling who beat Owen Davidson 6 3 6 1 6 1. Nancy Richey advanced to the women’s final to meet Stefanie DeFinn for the title.
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Richey
Milwaukee
Cliff Richey
Marty Riessen
Frank Froehling
Lean Froehling
New York
Australia
Owen Davidson
Nancy Richey
Cliff
Kerry Melville
Nicklaus Favored To Win PGA Championship At Firestone
Jack Nicklaus, the Golden Bear from Columbus, Ohio, enters the Firestone Country Club event as the overwhelming favorite to win the PGA Championship starting Thursday. He aims for a 1966 Grand Slam, having just captured The British Open and holding the Masters title. The field includes legends like Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, Gene Sarazen, and Denny Shute, with Kasper and Hebert among others in a star-studded 170-player field.
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Hal Paris
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
San Francisco
Jack
Bobby Nichols
Dave Marr
Nicklaus
Firestone
Casper
PGA
Arnold Palmer
Nichols
Marr
Gene Sarazen
Sam ‘Snead
Denny Shute
Gary Playier
Jay Hebert
White Sox Rally Past Indians 7-2 in Sweep
Chicago White Sox rally from 2-1 deficit to beat the Cleveland Indians 7-2 and sweep the three game series. Smoky Burgess and Bill Skowron delivered key pinch doubles in a decisive sixth inning after Jerry Adair Tom McCraw and Ken Berry sparked the rally. Cleveland had briefly led on Fred Whiteside field single and Leon Wagner run, as the Indians lost their 11th of 12.
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Chicago
Smoky Burgess
Bill Skowron
Carrie Chiago White
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Indians
Jerry Adair
Tom McCraw
Ken Berry
Burgess
Jack Kralick
Skowron
Cleveland
Fred Whitefield
Sox
Baseball Standings and Matchups Around the League
League standings and game pairings listed for teams including Washington California Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Detroit Houston New York Chicago Louis Los Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta San Francisco Pittsburgh. Records shown with pitchers and won loss marks. details appear as scattered box score lines and matchup notes.
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Suavegs
Houston
Giusti
Dierker
New York
Friend
Arrigo
Chicago
Simmons
Holtzman
Louis
Gibson
Mahaffey
Los Angeles
Osteen
Moeller
Philadelphia
Short
Her‘pert
Cincinnati
Fischer
Atlanta
Lemaster
San Francisco
Herbel
Priddy
Pittsburgh
Sisk
Los
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Minnesota Eeenee
St. Louis
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Hicago
Chic
Minnesota
Talbot
Merritt
Perry
Cardinals fall to Reds 5-3 in Cincinnati
Dick Simpson scored the tiebreaking run on an error by pitcher Al Jackson and Pete Rose added an RBI in the seventh as Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 5-3. It was the Reds’ second win in four since Dave Bristol became interim manager.
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Cincinnati
Dick Simpson
al Jackson
Pete Rose
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Dave Bristol
Giants Lose In 15th As Phillies Edge Giants 6 5
Tony Gonzalez drove in the winning run with a single in the 15th after San Francisco tied the game in the ninth on a Linz single. The Phillies moved within one game of the NL lead as Pittsburgh lost to Chicago. Willie McCovey and Tom Haller contributed in the sixth for the Giants.
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Philadelphia
Tony Gonzalez
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Bill White
Joe Gibbon
Gonzalez
White
Phillies
Phil Linz
Jim Davenport
Cookie Rojas
Bob Uecker
Willie McCovey
Tom Haller
Jim Hart
Uecker
Rain Halts Braves After 5 Innings
Rain washed out the Houston at Atlanta game after 52 innings tied 1 1. Eddie Mathews hit his seventh homer in the fourth to give Atlanta a lead, and John Bateman tied it with his 12th in the fifth. The game, second postponed by rain at Atlanta Stadium, will be replayed from the start with all homers counting for the appropriate team.
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Atlanta
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Houston
John Bateman
Atlanta Stadium
Mathews Land Bateman
Houston Ney
Atlanta A
Wynn
Stackson
Staub
Aaron
Harrison
Torre
Maye
Miones
Batemanc
Menke
Lillis
Woodwrd
Farrell
Kjohnson
Atlante
M.jones
Hr—Mathews
Bateman
DiMaggio Reflects on Long Streak and Baseball Life
Joe DiMaggio recalls his 56 game hitting streak and its pressures, recounting key plays and memories with Lefty Gomez and family at the Fisherman’s Wharf restaurant. He discusses records, golf, fishing, his brothers Tom and Dom, and his continued love for the game and mentoring youngsters.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Joe DiMaggio
Fisherman’s Wharf
DiMaggio
Tom
Dom
Lefty Gomez
Lefty
Red Sox
Joe
New York
Boston
Fisherman’s Bank
Lefty O’doul
San Francisco Seals
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al Barlick
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Hiller
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Rosebore
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Grote
Fairly
Hepler
Sutherind
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Kranpool
Ardner
Hamilton
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Elliot
Roseboro
S—W. Davis
Miss Richey
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McCraw
Leon Wagner
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Whitfield
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Frobinsn
Crandall
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Kralick
Horien
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Chio
Agee
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Wright
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Peters
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Philadelphiam
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Rojas Cf
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Callison
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Mays Cf
Linz
McCovey Ib
Alien
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Kuenn If
Haller
White Ib
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Fuentes
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Gonzalez Cf
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Linzy
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Pinson
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Rose
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Perez
Shannon
Pavietich
Smith
Helms
Javier
Maxvillis
McCool
Jackson
Cardenas
Hoerner
Otoole
Gagliano
Simpson
St.Louis
E—Pavietich
A. Jackson
McCarver
A.jackson
O'Toole
As Nee
Candlestick Park
Hank Bauer
Hank
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