Exhibition Baseball Scores From Tuesday and Thursday
Major league results show San Francisco 4 Boston 3, St Louis 4 Cincinnati 2, Houston 3 Chicago 2, Los Angeles 5 New York 1, Milwaukee 8 Kansas City 1, Pittsburgh 5 Washington 4, Detroit 8 Philadelphia 2, Minnesota 7 New York 2, Cleveland 1 Boston 2. Strong performance notes include Los Angeles N and New York N et al.
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Braves
Flood 26 Kingpin For Cardinal Squad
Curt Flood at 26 anchors the St. Louis outfield, saying his 1962 and 1963 seasons built on previous work. He joined the Cardinals in 1957, posted three straight strong hitting years, including a 200-hit season, and backs a cohesive outfield with James Warwick Clemens or Shannon under manager Johnny Keane.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
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Curt Flood
St. Louis
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Stan Musial
Cardinal
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Carl Warwick
Doug Clemens
Mike Shannon
Johnny Keane
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Cincinnati
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Ted Wieand
Fat Check Gets Luis As A Sub
Luis Rodrigues filled in as a substitute for Joey Archer in a Madison Square Garden bout with Holley Mims. The 27-year-old Cuban, in good shape, has victories over top 160-pounders and will meet welterweight champion Emile Griffith in a title bout on June 12. Other notes include Skeeter McClure facing Tommy Payne and Zora Folley clashing with Tod Herring in Houston.
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Holley Mims
New York
Madison Square Garden
Joey Archer
Mims
Rodriguez
Emile Griffith
Skeeter McClure
Joey Giambra
Jose Gonzalez
Look Out Hitters Koufax Adds Blooper Pitch
Sandy Koufax made a Grapefruit League debut with a new blooper pitch, dominating the Mets over five innings as Los Angeles won 5 3. The Dodgers ace fanned seven and hinted he will use the stroke as long as it can be thrown for a strike, while Mets managed just two hits.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
New York
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White Sox Fresh Rookie Ace Boosts Spring Camp
In Sarasota the Pale Hose lean on 27 year oldgary Peters and Don Buford as rookie ace and promising second baseman. Carrasquel and Ward contend for key roles while Aparicio and Fox provide legacy talent. Hansen notes Buford’s quick pivot and keen learning as camp temps.
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Indianapolis
Pete Ward
Gary Peters
Baltimore Orioles
Nellie Fox
Carrasquel
Houston Colts
Luke Appling
Laurels Ag Uford
Ron Hansen
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