Cepeda error lifts Cardinals past Giants in ninth
St Louis moves to first in the National League by beating San Francisco 6 to 5 after Orland Cepeda's ninth inning throwing error. Tim McCarver led off with a single and Red Schoendienst drew a wild throw to second, setting up the decisive run as Cepeda overthrew third on Bolin. Julian Javier added a first inning triple and Musial, White, Groat, Dover contributed in the early scoring burst.
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Cubs Stop Mets In 4-1 Victory At Shea
Chicago pitcher Larry Jackson improved to 5-0 against New York, limiting the Mets to one run on Duke Snider's homer through eight innings. The Cubs broke a 1-1 tie in the seventh with three runs, aided by an error, two hits and two walks, with Billy Williams and Ron Santo driving in runs. Ed Kranepool's miscue allowed the go-ahead run, as Chicago pulled away at Shea Stadium.
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Baseball scores from Tuesday across leagues
National League Chicago beats New York 4 3 Philadelphia tops Pittsburgh 5 4 in 10 innings Los Angeles defeats Cincinnati 4 1 Milwaukee shuts out Houston 4 0 St Louis wins 6 5 over San Francisco American League Chicago over New York 2 1 Boston 4 3 Cleveland 1 2 Minnesota 1 Detroit 0 Kansas City 8 Washington 4 Baltimore 10 Los Angeles ? International League Pracuse 9 Richmond 0 Rochester 4 Toronto 3 Buffalo 5 Arkansas 3 Columbus at Jacksonville Indianapolis at Atlanta rain Pacific Coast Dallas Fort Worth 5 Portland 4 Lake City 4 Beattie 3 Spokane 4 Oklahoma City 2
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Demeter's 10th inning homer lifts Phillies over Pirates 5 4
Don Demeter led off the 10th with a homer off Harvey Haddix to give the Philadelphia Phillies a 5-4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Demeter's 15th homer capped a game in which Philadelphia outhit Pittsburgh 18 to 9 but left 15 men on base.
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Sandy Koufax Tops Jim O'Toole In Dodgers 4 1 Win
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax defeated Jim O'Toole as Los Angeles topped Cincinnati 4 1. Jim Gilliam drove in the tying run with a double in the eighth and Maury Wills scored on Gilliam's hit. Ron Fairly homered in the ninth.
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Dual Role Costs City Official's Job
O C Ponder, 61, fired by Houston for holding a dual role in water and sewer repair work. He served as manager of a city district at the west and north limits while alleging he supervised Water District 5S near Fairmont Park. Utilities director Ellis Allen said Ponder was dismissed for working city employees on an outside job during regular working hours.
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Braves blank Colts as Maye homers in 4-0 win
Milwaukee drew first blood with Maye leading off with his fifth homer. Cloninger fired a four hitter for his third win in 11 decisions, silencing Houston as the Braves stretched their hot streak to five wins in six and 10th in 14 on the homestand.
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Meffert Method Aims to Pinpoint Baseball Home Run Distances
Minnesota educator Len Meffert devised a trig based system at Metropolitan Stadium to measure actual homer distances by plotting 17 spots from home plate and calculating angles to bleacher seats. The method yields precise figures up to 495 feet and could apply across parks, matching the ball to exact landing spots.
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Dupas Moyer Rematch Hearing Set in New Orleans
The hearing for a rematch between Ralph Dupas and Denny Moyer is scheduled in New Orleans on Monday. It concerns a contract signed before their first junior middleweight title bout in New Orleans on April 29, when Dupas stripped Moyer of the crown and later defended the title in Baltimore.
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Copenhagen Plans Drive on Teenage Drug Addicts
Danish authorities announce a major crackdown targeting teenage drug addicts with new enforcement and treatment measures. Officials say the effort will involve police actions, health services, and community outreach to reduce youth substance abuse and provide support.
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