Marshall stops Pepsi-Cola 6-5 in league test
Kent Kleist hit a three run homer in the eighth to lift Marshall past Pepsi-Cola Bears 6-5 in the Central Missouri B-1 League at Ernie Vivian Field. Schmidt earned the win as Whitaker allowed four walks and nine strikeouts through seven. Pepsi-Cola dropped to 4-2 overall, while Marshall moved to 3-1 in league play and the Bears head to Columbia for a key matchup against the A’s.
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Cardinals take over top spot in NL after win over Giants
Dick Hughes pitched a four hit game and Orlando Cepeda hit a two run homer in the eighth to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. The win gives St. Louis a slim lead in the National League by a few percentage points.
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Baseball Standings and Results Recap
In the majors, Cardinals lead NL with 36 wins, Pirates midpack, and Mets trailing as Chicago and San Francisco split. Yankees and Orioles hover tight in the AL. Kansas City beats Detroit 8-4 as Bruce Olivares returns to action with key hits and a high-scoring day across the league.
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Red Birds Set to Halt Salisbury in 7:30 Road Tilt
The Red Birds chase their ninth win of the season 8-1 as they meet the Salisbury Merchants on the road at 7:30 tonight. Ken Quest and Dick Bolli start for the visitors while Salisbury remains unbeaten. Wilson leads Red Birds with a .467 average after nine games following a 6-2 win over McBaine and a 3-2 loss to the Columbia A's.
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Astros rookie Wilson fires first NL no hitter in dome
Houston 22-year-old Don Wilson dazzles Braves with a 2 0 victory, walking three and fanning 15, the first no hitter in the Astrodome and the first in the NL since 1965. He jokes about breakfast as champagne flows, while Bob Aspromonte secures his win with a sixth inning defensive gem. Hank Aaron, nearly thwarted, ends with a strikeout as Wilson earns praise from teammates and rivals.
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Nicklaus Captures Open With Record 275 In Springfield
Jack Nicklaus, 27, won the U S Open at Springfield with a 72 hole total of 275, breaking Ben Hogan’s 276 Open scoring mark by one stroke. He stated he aimed for a six or better on the 18th to fend off Arnold Palmer, finishing with three straight birdies early and a final round 72. Pabner and Casper followed for second and fourth at 279 and 282, while Hogan shot 292. Marty Fleckman, 23, endured an 80 finish to end at 289.
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Neeley Enrolls at Missouri on Football Scholarship
Larry Neeley, a 205 pound senior high tackle and second team all district pick, signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Missouri this fall. A standout for the Jays and a North club star in the St. Louis Globe Democrat all star game, Neeley battled injuries yet emerged as a top college prospect who drew offers from Notre Dame and Alabama.
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J Dawson Cubs win ninth straight in 1044 victory
J Dawson Cubs of Jefferson City in Babe Ruth League beat Art Gaines Baseball Camp Honeywell 10 to 4 on losers diamond. Danny Hart allowed four hits with nine strikeouts as Denny Mueller Randy Barnes and Hart supplied extra base hits. Jim Weber led offense with three hits. The club has one error in two games and faces Russellville Friday at Ernie Vivian Field with a Holt Summit tilt possible midweek.
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