Giants edge Phillies 5 3 in late innings rally
Philadelphia hosts Los Angeles in a double header where Caribbean slugger Harvey Kuenn drove in runs while Tom Haller and Willie Mays contributed. Ron Bryant and Orlando Cepeda homered as New York built a late lead, then Pete Ward and Al Weis helped seal the win with key hits.
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Giants Beat Yankees 10-6 in ABC Pee Wee Action
The Giants defeated the Yankees 10 to 6 in ABC Boys Club Pee Wee League play. Mike McDowell earned the win on the mound and Gary Qualls contributed on the field for the Giants.
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Mets Smash Dodgers in Seven-Run Third Inning
New York Mets erupted for seven unearned runs in the third inning to defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-0 behind Galen Cisco’s complete-game win. Cisco scattered three hits, walked one, and struck out three as the Mets improved to a 20-game total attendance of 497,250.
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Nats Defeat Indians 5-3 in Washington Win
Jim King drove in two runs with a fourth inning homer while Bill Skowron collected three hits as the Washington Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 5 to 3. Narum allowed five, Racimos charged with two unearned runs in the seventh, and Washington pulled away with two late.
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Pirates Rally Past Colts in Late Inning Comeback
Pittsburgh erased a 1-1 tie with a three run rally in the ninth inning. Stargell homered and Schofield, Mota and Clendenon delivered key hits to push the Pirates past the Colts 7 to 6 as reliever Gordon Jones struggled.
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