Giants Take Over First in NL With 4-3 Win Over Cardinals
The San Francisco Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 to move into the National League lead by a half game. Juan Marichal earned his eighth straight win as Billy Pierce provided late relief. Harvey Kuenn started the Giants’ four-run first inning with a triple and Jim Davenport drove in the decisive runs.
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Angels Rally to Beat Senators 3 2 on eighth inning
Angels erase 21 inning scoreless streak with three in the eighth led by Hank Foiles and Ed Sadowski. Jim Fregosi drove in the winning run as Washington lefty Claude Osteen faltered after seven. Jim King homered for both Senators runs.
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White Sox top Yankees 5-2 as Carreon drives three runs
Camilo Carreon punctuated a Chicago comeback with a three run double in the fourth, keying a 5-2 win over the first place New York Yankees. Pete Ward tied the game in the second with his ninth homer, extending his 18 game hitting streak.
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Geiger's ninth inning homer lifts Boston past Cleveland 7-5
Gary Geiger belted a two out two strike homer in the bottom of the ninth to cap a 7-5 Boston win over Cleveland. Willie Kirkland tied it earlier with a two run shot in the seventh as Cleveland rallied twice. Geiger homered for his seventh of the year and helped Boston avoid a loss to reliever Jerry Walker.
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Bums Beat Reds 5 4 to Take Third Place Night Game
Dodgers jump to five early runs and hang on for a 5-4 win over the Reds in Cincinnati to move into third in the NL. Willie Davis hits a three run homer in the third while Drysdale dominates until the eighth inning rally by Cincinnati.
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Mike McGee Told To Give Up Grid
The St Louis Football Cardinals advised lineman Mike McGee to quit football due to a neck injury from last season. Doctors warned that continuing to play risks further injury, noting McGee is a three year veteran from Duke University.
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Out of position play highlights Twins baserunning
Minnesota Twins catcher Earl Battey slides into third as Baltimore Orioles fielder Brooks Robinson sprawls after attempting to handle a toss from a pitcher. A tense moment underscores the defensive miscue and baserunning heroics in a tight game.
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Braves Top Colts 3-0 on Lemaster Gem and Long Balls
Denny Lemaster fired a four hit shutout as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Houston Colts 3-0. Lee Maye hit a fourth inning homer and Hank Aaron era? actually Ed Matthews belted his 10th homer in the sixth to seal the win, increasing Milwaukee to .500. The Colts extended their nine game skid while scoring only six runs in the streak.
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Athl: Del Greco Lumpe pace A's past Tigers 6-3 in Detroit
Kansas City overcame an early 3-0 deficit to beat Detroit 6-3 as Bob Del Greco hit a two run homer in the third and Jerry Lumpe added a two run triple in the fourth. Ken Harrelson added a late two run homer for KC while Hank Aguirre pitched the final innings for Detroit.
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Foyt Clinches Langhorne 100 Mile Indy Championship
A. J. Foyt of Houston became Langhorne Speedway’s first three time national champ after winning the 100 mile Indianapolis cars race. He previously claimed the 1961 Indy 500 and holds two prior national titles. Jim McElreath finished second with Jim Hurtubise Parnelli Jones and Don Branson in relief of Bobby Marshman also in the field.
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Pappas Charged with Error Inning Leads to Twins Run
In Monday game at Minneapolis Milt Pappas aged 32 was charged with an error in the second inning as Battey scored. The Twins won the game 64. AP Wirephoto.
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How to Be a Hero Batting Tips From Stan Musial
Stan Musial offers batting secrets in his own words on a 44 minute RCA Victor LP. The record covers grip stance swing and bunt tips from the seven time National League champion.
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Dailey's dramatic relief earns Minnesota 6-4 win over Orioles
Minnesota built a 5-0 lead and stayed unbeaten in relief from Bill Dailey who blanked Baltimore over the final 1 2 innings for his eighth save. Kaat started and left after allowing four runs to surge the Orioles, as Jim Kaat did not finish a start against Baltimore this season.
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