Orioles Rally in Doubleheader Sweep of Senators
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Washington Senators in a doubleheader 12-10 and 3-2 in 13 innings. Frank Robinson hit a two run homer, and Dave Johnson scored the winning run in the 13th as Baltimore tightened its lead in the AL East.
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Braves Ground Astros in Twin-Header Sweep
Braves third baseman Clete Boyer and pitcher Ron Reed led Atlanta to a 7-6 win in the opener and a 4-2 victory in the nightcap over the Houston Astros as Boyer delivered key hits and Reed earned the win. The doubleheader helped Atlanta sweep Houston, with Boyer going 3-for-7 and contributing three RBIs, while Reed added the opener's late run support.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Friday’s Games
National and American League standings shown with teams and records. Friday results include St Louis 5 Chicago 3, New York 13 Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 8 Montreal 4, Atlanta 7 Houston 6, Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 1, San Diego 8 San Francisco 3. Major leaders listed for batting and pitching with key players and stats.
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Reggie Jackson and the Black Baseball Dilemma
Richie Allen argues management pressures on black players, citing Reggie Jackson as an example. He recalls personal doubt under threat of demotion, urges leaving players alone to let them rebound, and reflects on racial dynamics in baseball. He notes his own past, laments dehumanization, and offers support for Jackson.
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Square-to-Square Swing Method Attracts Golf Pros
Gyne Autry, chairman of the California Angels, notes that several club professionals and touring players like Bert Yancey are adopting a square-to-square swing. He warns that fixed systems may not fit every golfer and urges reliance on fundamentals and individual capability.
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