Giants Rally Past Cardinals in 14-3 Route
San Francisco built a 20 hit attack to crush St Louis 14 to 3. Willie Mays homered for his 21st of the season, Hal Kuenn and Harvey Kuenn drove in multiple runs, and Lanier cleared the bases with a three run double. Bob Hendley worked six innings of hitless relief before giving up unearned runs in the eighth and ninth as the Giants chased Dick Groat early.
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Mets Ride Tays Four Hits to 7 3 Win Over Phillies
New York powers past Philadelphia 7 3 as Bob Tays leads with four hits and Dennis Bent adds two home runs and two runs batted in. Ed Kranepool delivers a clutch two run single in the sixth to seal the lead while Jack Fisher gains the win to halt a seven game skid for the Mets. Attendance hits 66,719 across two home dates.
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Colts Rally Past Braves In Eight Run Comeback
In Milwaukee Houston grabbed a 32 win over the Braves as Felipe Alou and Bob Lillis sparked a third inning rally. Don Nottebart fanned seven in a strong start, while Joe Gaines and Rusty Staub provided decisive runs later to seal the victory.
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Gibbon Shuts Down Cubs as Pirates Win 2-0
Joe Gibbon pitched a strong game for Pittsburgh, lasting seven perfect innings before allowing two hits, and drove in the Pirates’ first run with a single in the eighth. The Pirates blanked Chicago 2-0 as Ernie Broglio held Pittsburgh to two hits through seven before Chicago’s eighth inning rally was stopped.
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