Dodgers Dominate Reds in Lopsided Twinbill Rout
Los Angeles Dodgers hammered the Cincinnati Reds 7-0 in the nightcap as Ted Sizemore, Willie Davis, Wes Parker and Bill Grabarkewitz led with three hits each. Sizemore drove in three and Grabarkewitz stole home, while Maury Wills added four-for-five in the opener. Reds pitcher Jim McGlothin left with a deep facial laceration after a Grabarkewitz line drive.
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Morgan Stars In Astros Win Overtime Opener
Frank Johnson drove in two and Joe Morgan homered in the 10th as the Astros defeated the Giants 7-5 in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader. Doug Rader delivered a go-ahead two-run single in the seventh, Alou added a two-run single, and Bonds sparked a late Giants rally with a single.
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Orioles Rally Past Yankees in 11th for Split Doubleheader
Frank Robinson delivered a pinch hit double to spark a three run 11th inning as Baltimore beat New York 12 to 9 in the nightcap and split the twin bill after the Yankees won the opener 6 to 4. Don Buford and Brooks Robinson drove runs in key moments. In St Louis, Jerry Reuss pitched two hit ball over seven innings and the Cardinals defeated Montreal 4 to 0 to split their doubleheader. Lou Brock drove in the decisive run.
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Rookie Helps Cards Split
Tony Horton and Vada Pinson powered Cleveland to a 6 3 win over Washington to split the Sunday doubleheader as Sam McDowell took the loss. Washington rallied with five runs in the sixth, while Dennis Higgins earned the victory.
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Mincher drives A's to sweep of Twins on Dobson shutout
Oakland defeated Minnesota 3-0 and 6-3 as Don Mincher, once with the Twins, drove in six runs including a three run homer and a seventh inning blast. Chuck Dobson pitched a four hitter in game one, blanking the Twins in the opener, their first shutout loss this season. Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota, with Cesar Tovar adding a two run triple in the fifth. Mincher's earlier double and third inning single supported Dobson.
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Rudy Clay Plans Return To Ring After Five Year Layoff
Rudy Clay brother of former heavyweight champion Cassius Clay resumes boxing at 27. He is scheduled to fight an unnamed Florida opponent, Tommy Howard, in a 10 round preliminary on a Miami Beach card.
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Spectators Killed as Cars Crash at Race Start
Five spectators died and 15 were seriously injured when two Ford Escorts crashed at 60 mph at a bend on the first lap. The cars locked wheels and hit the protective wall as about 100 spectators watched. Drivers Feet Vi tanen of Finland and Rune Tobineecel of Sweden survived with serious injuries.
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Berwanger Tops 1935 College Draft Record
Chicago report notes Jay Berwanger of the University of Chicago as the first player to be drafted in the 1935 National Football League draft, marking a historic moment for college players entering professional football.
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Phillies Rally Edges Cubs in Split In Chicago
Philadelphia pitcher Barry Lersch gave two solid innings while the Phillies exploded for a first-innings rally. An unearned run and a third-inning homer by Byron sealed a 6-1 win as Chicago Cubs bullpen was taxed.
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