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Baltimore beats Washington 17 to 6 as Barker Hall and others drive runs. Detroit tops Los Angeles 7 to 4 with Chance driving in runs. San Francisco defeats New York 9 to 6 in a late rout. Fregosi homered for the Angels.
Houston overpowers Pirates in late rally for 9-10 win
Houston scores nine runs on 18 hits to defeat Pittsburgh 10-9 in a game featuring Staub homering in the eighth. McBean improves to 5-5. Cuellar takes the loss. In St Louis, Cincinnati edges past with a 5-4 win as Woodeshick improves to 6-5 and McCool drops to 7-8.
Former Las Vegas stars excel in pro baseball this summer
Three ex Las Vegas high school standouts shine in minor and rookie leagues. Dennis Cabell of the Reds in Florida reports a strong 7-9 record with a key one hit shutout in his recent start. Emmett Molisee bats .313 for the Chicago White Sox rookie team, showing versatility in all outfield positions. Ralph Durgin of Rancho, signed with the Giants, posts a 1-0 record with a 0.88 ERA, 29 strikeouts in 43 innings as he sharpens a sinking fastball. Dave Lowry, small in stature, showcases all star credentials in football and baseball while mentoring Kirk Lowry, a top quarterback prospect. Bruce Difloure, BYU golfer, returns from Europe to help BYU teams, having competed in 10 matches and two tournaments.
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Dodgers Top Phillies in Narrow Win on Drysdale's Return
Don Drysdale broke a three-year jinx to help the Dodgers cling to the top spot with a tight 9-8 victory over the Phillies in Philadelphia. The late scoring surge secured LA's lead as Drysdale delivered a strong performance on the mound.
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Cubs top Braves in Milwaukee with Williams grand slam
Billy Williams hit a grand slam and Ted Abernathy shut the eighth as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Braves 5 3 in Milwaukee. The game featured late runs and notable hits from Williams Banks Santo and Torre while Milwaukee's scoring came in a late rally.
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Spahn and Giants Hit Home Runs In Seattle Mets 92
New York UPI reports the Giants rally with homers at Seattle as Willie McCovey and Willie Mays lead the attack in a 92 run barrage. The Mets suffer the loss as the veteran spartan hurler pays tribute to power hitting in a dramatic ballpark session.
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Twins Triumph 7-0 Behind Grant's Four RBIs
Jim Mudeat Grant held the Cleveland Indians to two hits and drove in four runs to fuel a 7-0 Twins victory in Minneapolis. Warren Spahn and the Giants beat the Mets 9-2 as Willie Mays homered with a man aboard in the eighth, his 49th lifetime homer tying Lou Gehrig for fifth on the all time list and matching a National League monthly record.
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Cardinals Win In Longest NL Game Of The Season
Ken Boyer delivered the game winner in the 14th inning as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 6 5 in five hours. Lou Brock and Curt Flood were walked ahead of Boyer’s clutch hit after Billy McCool yielded a baserunner in the 14th. Red Schoendienst and Bill White were ejected amid the late drama. Hal Woodeshick earned the win for St. Louis in relief.
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Angels Beat Tigers 3-2 Behind Chance Win
Dean Chance won his 11th game as the Los Angeles Angels edged Detroit 3-2. Jim Fregosi hit a two run homer to start a 2-0 lead, and Jim Piersall scored the go ahead run on a Gordon Osler misplay in the sixth after a Horton relay. The Tigers’ scoring began with Oiler, an infield out and a wild pitch.
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National Fridays Results and Sunday Games Summary
National Friday scores show San Francisco leading New York by 7 to 2 with night games in Los Angeles and Philadelphia. Pittsburgh defeats Houston with Chirnan driving Milwaukee’s 1 run while St. Louis wins 6 runs over Cincinnati in 14 innings. Sunday's schedule lists San Francisco at New York and Los Angeles at Philadelphia among others.
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Buck Chain Corporation Blended 88 Proof
Buck Chain Corporation of New York announces its blended 88 proof liquor product. The brief notice lists importers in New York and identifies the company as the producer.
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