Bosman Shuts Down Indians in One-Hitter Victory
Washington’s Dick Bosman pitched a one hitter and drove in two runs as the Senators blanked Cleveland 5 0 Friday night, extending their hot stretch to eight wins in nine games. He scored on a bases loaded single and set up runs with a fourth inning single. Bosman improved to 3 1 while Tiant suffered his fifth loss of the season.
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Yaz Socks 2 as Bosox Win
Boston’s Carl Yastrzemski drove in three runs with two homers and a double as the Red Sox edged the Detroit Tigers 3-2 in front of 35,894. Seibert earned his first Boston win. Yaz provided the late rally with a line drive to the right field seats.
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Sonny Seibert
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Dick Radatz
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Junior Baseball Scores and Local Youth Matches
A jumble of results lists junior baseball games across villages and leagues. Entries show teams like Green Hornets, Hawks, Yanks, Vikings, Pirates, Optimists and local venues with scattered scores such as Hawks 7 and Vikings 0, Sunscrest 7 and Optimists 10, Yanks 7, and other mixed tallies.
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Angels Lose as Drago Delivers First Complete Game
Dick Drago pitched a complete game for Kansas City, scattering five Angels hits to help the Royals win. The Angels dropped to 3-4 against expansion clubs and slid toward last place in the AL Western division as Seattle lost to Oakland and injuries mounted. Brunet and others shuffled in relief while Saturday’s lineup featured McGlothin against Hedlund and reminders of rifts with Davalillo as the team adjusted after Friday’s rough night.
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Pirates Subdue Montreal 7-3 in five run fifth
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Montreal 7-3 on Friday night behind a four run fifth inning fueled by a wild throw from Larry Jaster and wild pitches from Dan McGinn and Carroll Sembera.
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Larry Jaster
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Cubs Top Mets 6-4 Behind Santo and Spangler
Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Mets 6-4 as Ron Santo belted a 450-foot solo homer with two out in the fourth and Al Spangler delivered a three run homer. Santo added a run producing double in the fifth and Spangler doubled then scored in the sixth setting up Ken Holtzman to win, improving to 3-1.
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Ken Holtzman
Sagging Cardinals Fall Again at Busch Stadium
Philadelphia beat St Louis 7 2 as Tony Taylor and Larry Hisle drove in two runs each. Taylor left in the fourth with a toe bruise after a ground out a single in the fourth. Richie Allen was out due to travel issues.
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College Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Conferences
Cal State Long Beach 51.0 Cal Poly at Silla. Fresno State 5 Vallejo State Arizona 2 Artes 8 UTEP 11 New Mexico 9 Illinois 1 Purdue 1 Wisconsin 3 5 Iowa 5 3 Indiana 5-12 Minnesota 10-1 Northwestern 124.
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Dodgers Notes and Braves Rally Highlight Weekend Series
Dodgers led 3-0 after Wilie Crawford and Tom Haller homers but Braves tied it on Carty sacrifice fly and Cepeda double. Don Drysdale works out nightly during DL. Alan Foster to start against George Stone. Foster aims for steady pitching while comparisons to Bill Singer persist. Tom Haller and Len Gabrielson run a San Mateo lounge. Gabrielson led Dodgers with 19 homers last year but not started since April 14. Satchel Paige assigned to Boy Scout parade in Augusta as Singer faces Pappas in series finale.
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Don Drysdale
Red Patterson
Patterson
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Alston
Alan Foster
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Braves
George Stone
Foster
Dodgers
Bill Singer
Singer
Southnaws
Tom Haller
Len Gabrielson
San Mateo
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Lopez III resigns as ChiSox manager
Lope z III quits as Chicago White Sox manager for health reasons after a tumultuous season. Don Gutteridge will sign to manage through 1970. Lopez, 60, had retired after 1965, was recalled in 1967, then again in 1969, and now returns home to Tampa for treatment of a stomach spasm and related health issues.
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al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Don Gutteridge
Lopez
Sox
Eddie Stanky
Denny McLain Faces Pitch or Show Career Dilemma
Denny McLain, the Tigers 31 game winner, must choose between continuing his nightclub act and staying with Detroit. He signed April contract for performances at Killarney Castle on Monday and May 12, with the Tigers in Philadelphia for an exhibition game and team officials not excusing him.
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Windsor
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
McLain
Killarney Castle
Tigers
Philadelphia
Phillies
Jim Campbell
Mayo Smith
High Flying Orioles Beat Yankees 5-1
Boog Powell delivered a two run double in the fourth inning to break a scoreless game and Mike Cuellar held the Yankees, who dropped their fourth straight defeat as Baltimore extended its surge to 16 wins in 22 games.
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Booge Powell
Mike Cuellar
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Orioles
Cater Drives A's Past Pilots With Clutch Two-Run Swing
Danny Cater rounded the bases on a check swing single for his third hit of the game, driving in two runs in the sixth as the Oakland Athletics beat the Seattle Pilots 8 to 7.
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Danny Cater
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AFL NFL merger talks edge toward 1970 format in New York
National Football League and American Football League adjourned talks in New York without a decision on a new game format for 1970. Paul Brown praised the discussions as significant while Len Tose insisted the Eagles would stay in the NFL. Richie Allen missed a Busch Stadium night game due to travel delays. Boston Red Sox crowds at Fenway Park topped 35 thousand for a night against Detroit as attendance neared 21 thousand per game. Johnny Longden prepared to ride Majestic Prince if needed in the Kentucky Derby. John Newcombe and Margaret Court extended their British hard court titles run with wins in the same day.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Pete Rozelle
Philadelphia Eagles
Len Tose
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NFL
Ken Harrelson
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Tigers
Bosox
Red Sox
Giants Slide Into 3 Way Tie
Jim Wynn hit two homers for all Houston runs as the Astros beat the San Francisco Giants 3 1. Tom Griffin and Jack Billingham allowed one run to snap the four game Houston losing streak and push San Francisco into a three way tie with Atlanta and the Dodgers for first in the NL West.
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Jim Wynn
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San Francisco
Tom Griffin
Jack Billingham
Giants
Atlanta
Dodgers
Shreveport Beats Gulf Texas League Alice Over 4 Arkansas 2
In a Gulf Texas League game, Shreveport defeats Arkansas 4 to 2 with standout performances from key players. The contest featured strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the victory for Shreveport.
Bosox Lonborg sidelined two more weeks with shoulder problem
Boston manager announced pitcher Jim Lonborg will rest for six days and likely miss about two weeks due to a muscular right shoulder issue after tests at Lahey Clinic. Lonborg, a 1967 Cy Young winner, underwent two days of evaluation before the prognosis was issued.
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Southern in Asheville Savannan 4 Columbus runs on a
Asheville game summary notes Columbus rallies with early momentum as Southern struggles in a tight contest. Key plays involve Savannan and nearby shooters shaping the second half. Final margin remains uncertain due to late defense and contested shots.
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Asheville
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Columbus
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Hershey Leads Despite Opener Loss in Alabama
In an early season matchup Opres so, AL Hershey tops rivalries with a strong start as Hershey leads the series despite dropping the opener.
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Ries
Ferrara's grand slam seals Padres win over Reds
In Cincinnati, Al Ferrara belted his first career grand slam in the fourth inning to erase a 4-1 deficit, lifting San Diego to an 8-5 victory. Johnny Podres earned the win in a four inning relief stint as the Padres tacked on three more runs in the seventh with five straight singles off Wayne Granger.
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Tony Perez
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Bull
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al Ferrara
George Culver
Johnny Podres
Reds
Bobby Tolan
Wayne Granger
Cats Steal Sail Race to Ensenada
Dozens of yachts arrived in Ensenada after Newport Beach started the Newport Beach to Ensenada race. Handicappers said winners would take hours to determine across classes. Patty-Cat II led finish order, but corrected times listed Glass Slipper Polynesian Concept and Toru as top catamarans. Class A singles saw Newsboy and Mir win.
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Mir
Balboa Yacht Club
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