Pirates Rally To Beat Cubs 6-5 On Alou's Ninth Inning Triple
Pittsburgh trailed 5-2 entering the ninth before Bon Clendenon and Bill Mazeroski singled, Gene Alley walked, and Manny Mota delivered a pinch RBI. Matty Alou followed with a two run triple to right center as Joe Niekro made his first major league appearance. Ferguson Jenkins left with an ankle injury after seven innings as the Cubs had pushed four runs in the second.
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World Tennis Masters Tournament Highlights and Singles Roundups
The report outlines men's singles action with top players such as Allen, Turney, Harter, Ramanathan and Musto noted in varied rounds. It mentions matchups and results across different heats, with countries including Italy Australia and others represented in the event.
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Rue Capostagia
Wdon-Jones
Palerman
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Menien
Lesley Turney
Aus
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Ry Harter
Ramanathan
Sinalen
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Mexico Wins Davis Cup Doubles to Lead Series
Mexico’s Osuna and Luis Garcia beat New Zealand pair Brian Fairlie and Kevin Woolcott 11-9 4-6 6-4 6-4 on Sunday to put Mexico up 2-1 in the Northern Section of the American Zone Davis Cup playoffs in Mexico City.
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Rafae
Osuna
Luis Garcia
Brian Fairlie
Kevin Woolcott
New Zealand
Mexico
Lou Brock Hits Pair as Cards Win in Houston
Lou Brock belted two homers for the third and fourth in two days, boosting the St. Louis Cardinals to an 11 8 victory over the Houston Astros. Cepeda provided a tie breaking homer while Brock extended a hitting streak to seven, ending when he tapped back to the mound off Carroll Semienera in the fifth.
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Orlando Cepeda
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Carrol Sembera
Astros
Phillies Blank Mets Rally Stifled by Allen's Two Run Shot
Richie Allen belted a two run homer in the fifth off rookie Bill Denehy, lifting the Philadelphia Phillies to a 2-0 win over the New York Mets. Pitcher Larry Jackson earned his 6th straight win over the Mets, as Denehy made his first major league appearance. Groat reached first on a walk ahead of the homer.
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Reds Complete Sweep of Giants With 6-0 Win
Converted outfielder Mel Queen filled in for an ailing Jim Maloney and threw a six hitter as Cincinnati rolled to a 6-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Earlier, the Reds won 4-1 on a three run eighth inning sparked by Don Pavletich and supported by Vada Pinson and Tommy Harper. Pete Rose added a double while Pavletich added a triple and a double. Tony Perez and Helms doubled in the third, matching Tito Fuentes’ homer in the first game. Queen struck out eight and did not walk a batter.
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Chisox Walk Over Nats Sweep Pair
In a decisive game, Chicago White Sox walk over the Washington Nationals to complete a two game sweep. Key moments include a misplayed pickoff throw past first base and bases loaded when Knowles walked Agee and Ward before issuing the deciding base on balls to Adair.
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Fregosi Breaks No-Hitter Bid With Final Hit
In 1967's sixth game Freosi Alvarez Fregosi drove a tenacious seventh inning single off Baltimore’s Steve Barber to shatter a near no hitter. The crowd of 28,066 roared as Fregosi, already batting .384, spoiled the bid with a left field hit ending the no-hitter two outs from completion.
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Steve Barber
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Fregosi powers Angels past rivals in long 18th inning
New York 7 Boston 6 in a five hour marathon as Joe Pepitone's RBI single in the 18th scores Jake Gibbs. Al Downing earned the win for the Yankees while Lee Stange took the loss for Boston. Fregosi shines with a hat trick and a clutch closing rally demonstrates his return to peak form for the Angels.
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Joe Pepitone
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Jake Gibbs
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al Downing
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Indians Top Twins 4 3 as Wagner Homers
Wagner delivered a two run homer to pace the Cleveland Indians past the Minnesota Twins 4 3 in Saint Paul Sam McDowell won his first decision eight innings and held off a Twins rally in the eighth inning Hearings resume on Nel Mar Race Track lease in Sacramento while Kansas City split a doubleheader with Detroit 11 7 in the opener and 8 7 in the nightcap.
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Lon Wagner
Cleveland Indians
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Sam McDowell
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Assembly Government Organization Committee
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Barber Near No-Hitter Despite Painful Arm
Orioles veteran Moe Drabowsky warmed in the bullpen as Barber pitched 12 innings from the mound in a split spring doubleheader. He allowed just one run off a ninth inning double by Hank Bauer, who also delivered the lone hit to break up the potential no-hitter. Blair's late defense helped preserve the Orioles win.
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