Giants erupt for 15 to 2 rout of Cardinals behind Cepeda
San Francisco bolts to a 15-2 win over St Louis as Cepeda belts a grand slam and Hart adds a two run shot. Marichal dominates with six wins, Mays drives in three with a sacrifice fly and a double, Fuentes homers, and 16 batters are sent to the plate in the third.
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Astros Blank Braves 3-0 in Houston Victory
Larry Dierker and Claude Raymond combined for a five hitter as the Houston Astros defeated the Atlanta Braves 3-0. Dierker allowed three singles in six innings before yielding to Raymond. Houston jumped ahead with two first inning runs on a double steal and timely hits, adding a fourth inning score on a Dierker RBI single. The win was the Astros ninth in 11 games, lifting them to third in the National League standings.
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Carolinas Net Meet Set Friday
The Carolinas Conference track championship moves up a day to Friday at Appalachian State College. Coach Eric DeGroat says athletes take a test to gauge draft status, possibly affecting remaining in school or military service. Time trials begin at Appalachian with other listed schools not represented.
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Minnesota Extends 17th Straight Win Over Red Sox
The Twins defeated Boston 6-4 as three fifth inning runs put Minnesota ahead and Johnny Klippstein held the Red Sox in check. This victory marks the Twins 17th consecutive win against Boston dating back to May 1965 and also extends their streak over the city’s team.
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Athletics Stop Senators 5-2 Behind Hunter Solid Defense
Jim Hunter limited the Senators to six hits as the Athletics won 5-2 in Kansas City. Ed Charles paced the A's with a double and triple, Dick Green and Bert Campaneris sparked offense, while Camilo Pascual struggled with five straight singles before exiting. Don Mincher and Minnesota’s Tony Oliva provided early power in separate notes of the day.
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Southern Conference tennis tournament opens in Richmond
The Southern Conference tennis tourney starts Monday at Byrd Park Courts with defending champion Davidson favored to retain the title. George Washington and William and Mary appear set to challenge, with Davidson’s Bill Council likely top seed and George Washington’s Dan Singer not defending his singles crown.
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Yanks' Woes Dominate As Cleveland Series Highlights Slump
New York struggles frame a bleak season as the Yankees finish a losing stretch against Cleveland. Mantle slumps despite a .283 average, while Pepitone, Boyer, Tresh, and Maris post low figures. Pitching by Ford, Stottlemyre and Dowing shows some strength, but lineup gaps widen. Roy White emerges as hopeful rookie while youth moves up the payroll-heavy roster.
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