Phils Spank Cards Again in 6-2 win
Philadelphia topped St. Louis 6-2 as the Phillies unloaded two three-run bursts against four Cardinal pitchers on Wednesday night.
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Yanks Grab Loop Lead on 3-2 Win
Roger Maris drove in the winning run with a 10th inning single as the New York Yankees beat Baltimore 3-2 in extra innings to retake first in the AL by a whisker over the White Sox. reliever Marshall Bridges earned the win.
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Braves Rip Mets 9-0 in Milwaukee victory
Hank Aaron drove in five runs and hit his 18th homer as Lew Burdette pitched a complete game shutout for the Milwaukee Braves, beating the New York Mets 9 to 0. Burdette allowed three singles while striking out seven and walking one, earning his sixth win.
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Indians Rally Past Tigers 12-6 as Davalillo Injured
Cleveland withstands three Detroit early homers to win 12-6 in Detroit. Rookie Vic Davalillo leaves with a broken arm, while Howser, Kaline, and Alvis each contribute hits and runs in a high scoring night.
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Giants Nip Cubs 3-1 Behind McCovey Two Homers
Willie McCovey hit two homers driving in all Giants runs as San Francisco beat Chicago 3-1. Bob Bolin pitched four hits and struck out the side in the third and eighth, tying St Louis for second place two games behind the Dodgers. Cubs scored in the fourth on Billy Williams double and Andre Rogers single.
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Dodgers reclaim NL lead with 9-1 win over Astros
Maury Wills led Los Angeles with three singles and a double and three runs as the Dodgers beat Houston 9-1 to move two games above the Cardinals. Ron Fairly drove in three runs, Tommy Davis and Wally Moon had two RBIs each, and Johnny Podres pitched a nine strikeout complete game for the win. Ed Charles slides into third for Kansas City in a separate doubleheader opener win.
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Pascual Strains Shoulder in Twin Bill Split With A's
Camilo Pascual left after three hits in five innings with a right shoulder strain as Minnesota beat Kansas City 18 to 1 in the nightcap, Dailey allowed a late homer while earning the win. The A’s swept the opener 12–4, with Essegian and Harrelson leading the offense and Essegian driving in key runs.
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Wednesday Baseball Results and New Schedule
Results from both leagues show Chicago and Kansas City with big wins while New York and Baltimore split in extra innings. The National League features Milwaukee and Cincinnati topping opponents, and several games are listed for today with multiple night starts and postponed doubleheaders due to weather.
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Vote Called For All-Star Starting Lineups In 1963
Major league players coaches and managers will vote during June 21 27 to select the starting 24 players for one All-Star game to be played July 9 in Cleveland. Pitchers chosen later with 25 players per squad and pension fund changes reduce two game format to one.
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Porter 1414 Avenue J Preserves Local Address
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Reds top Pirates 3-0 as O'Toole ships fifth shutout
Cincinnati lefty Jim O'Toole pitched a three hitter to blank the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0, securing his 11th win and his fifth shutout of the season for the Reds on Wednesday night.
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Funks Draw In Tag Bout At Fair Park Coliseum
The father son team Dory Funk Sr and Dory Funk Jr battled Fritz Von Erich and Sputnik Monroe to a time limit draw. Von Erich won the first fall with a claw on Dory Sr, then Dory Jr pinned Monroe before the bell. Newcomer Jose Lathario won in the semifinal over Tokyo Tom who was disqualified by referee Pat O Dowdy for karate in the second fall.
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