Koufax Earns 14th Win as Dodgers Beat Cubs 3-1
Sandy Koufax pitched 10 strikeouts and allowed one run over six innings as the Dodgers beat Chicago 3-1. Willie Davis drove in two runs with a double and a homer, Maury Wills added an eighth inning RBI double, and Los Angeles extended its winning streak to four while moving two games above .500. Chicago starter Larry Jackson yielded four hits in six and a third innings.
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Wes Covington Hit On Head With Wild Pitch
The veteran Philadelphia outfielder Wes Covington was struck on the head by a wild pitch in the first inning of a Saturday game against the Cincinnati Reds. He was carried from the field on a stretcher but appeared not badly hurt and was listed as fine by medics. The Reds beat the New York club 7 to 5 in a game noted for Covington's incident and subsequent early relief pitching.
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Daugherty To Head Clinic At Greensboro
Hugh Duffy Dee will deliver the kickoff speech and serve as chief clinician at North Carolina A and T College's third annual coaching clinic. Joining him are Alonzo Gaither of Florida A and M Bill Tate of Wake Forest and Robert Montgomery of Second Ward High in Charlotte.
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Jake) Gaither
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Cardinals Rout Mets 15-7 in huit inning explosion
In St Louis the Cardinals exploded for 15 runs against the New York Mets, highlighted by an 11-run eighth inning after three Mets errors loaded the bases. Charlie Smith booted a bunt, McMillan misplayed and Shanoe grounded weakly, enabling Ken Boyer and Bill White to score the tying and eventual winning runs. Bob Elliott scored the winner on a subsequent play.
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Rose Has Perfect Day Leads Reds Past Phils
Pete Rose driven in six runs with a perfect four for four day, including the first grand slam of his major league career, as Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 14 4. Deron Johnson and Don Pavletich hit two run homers while Vada Pinson added a double and two singles.
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Angels Win In 13th 3-2 Over Twins
Jim Fregosi homered off Jim Perry with one out in the 13th inning to lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis. The Angels tied the game in the ninth when Lou Clinton scored on a Klippstein wild pitch after a Clinton walk and a second on a wild pitch. Bob Rodgers beat out an infield hit as Jerry Kindall threw past first.
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Colts Rally In Ninth To Beat Giants In San Francisco
Eddie Kasko and Jerry Grote hit consecutive doubles in the ninth as Houston tops San Francisco 2 1. The win closes the Giants’ gap to the Phillies in the NL race while Cincinnati routs Philadelphia 14 4.
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MLB Scores and Weekend Schedule featuring Philadelphia and Milwaukee
Baseball scoreboard lists Cincinnati 14 Philadelphia 4 and St Louis 15 New York 7 Houston 2 San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 3 Chicago Pittsburgh 8 Milwaukee 2. Weekend and Monday games show Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Houston at Los Angeles among scheduled matches with weather-related postponements at Chicago and wet grounds noted.
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Tillman drives Red Sox to 12-6 win over Washington
Bob Tillman blasted two homers including his first major league grand slam and drove in six as Boston beat Washington 12-6. Earl Wilson earned the win with a two run homer aided by Felix Mantilla and Brumley. Radatz finished the ninth.
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Indians Nip Yanks 6-4 In 15th
Rookie Bob Chance hit a 460 foot triple to drive in the tying run and scored on a squeeze bunt as the Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 6-4 in 15 innings. The victory snapped a nine game skid against New York this season.
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Tigers Rally For Nightcap Win Over Orioles
Gates Brown drove in all three Detroit runs in the nightcap with a single a double and a triple as the Tigers beat Baltimore 6-1 to split the doubleheader. Milt Pappas won the opener for Baltimore 6-1 as Detroit moved within one game of the Yankees in the standings.
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