Marichal Shuts Out Mets As Giants Split
Juan Marichal improved to eight wins with a three hitter in San Francisco's 5-0 opener over New York. In the nightcap, Jack Hamilton limited the Giants to six hits and the Mets won 7-2. Hart drove in three runs in the first game and homered in the seventh of the finale. Willie Mays rested.
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Indians sweep White Sox as Colavito Whitfield pace wins
Cleveland Indians defeat Chicago 3-2 in the opener and 4-1 in the nightcap before 40 058 fans. Rocky Colavito delivered a tiebreaking eighth inning single in game one and Fred Whitfield drove in two runs with a seventh inning double in game two as John O'Donoghue earned his fourth win in four starts, remaining unearned-run free through 18 13 innings.
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Baseball results from Today's Games show multiple AL and NL matchups with varied scores. Notable outcomes include Cleveland 34 over Chicago 2 1 and St Louis 4 Cincinnati 9 in the National League.
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Cubs Split With Braves in Chicagoand Atlanta doubleheader
In the first game Byron Browne scored on Clay Carrolls wild pitch in the ninth for a 4 3 Cubs win over Atlanta. Hank Aaron extended his consecutive hit streak to eight before being sat down by Ernie Broglio in the nightcap. Aaron went six for seven in the doubleheader to raise his average to .279.
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Phillies Beat Astros 6-1 Behind Bunning and Dalrymple
Jim Bunning limited Houston to eight hits, while Chiy Dalrymple drove in two runs as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Astros 6-1. The Phillies benefited from eight walks issued by Latman Monteagudo and Kroll, plus a hit batter, a balk and an error.
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Yanks Sweep Twins In Sunday Doubleheader Victory
New York Yankee Joe Pepitone drove in three runs in the opener and delivered a game winning double in the eighth as the Yankees swept Minnesota in a twin bill 6 3 and 2 1.
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Pirates Blank Dodgers 4 0 in Veale Five-Hitter Duel
Bob Veale pitched a five hit shutout to earn his fifth win in seven decisions as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-0. Donn Clendenon drove in the first inning run with a single, backing Veale's strong outing against Claude Osteen, who surrendered three unearned runs. Osteen's record fell to 4-5.
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Yankees Extend Winning Streak With Doubleheader Sweep
The Yankees won both games to push their streak to five and improve to 11-3 under Manager Ralph Houk. Pepitone delivered an eighth inning double in the nightcap, sparking a two run rally that erased a 1-16 deficit.
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Cardinals Rally Beats Reds 4 3 In Ninth
St Louis breaks Cincinnati winning streak with Leo Cardenas error on a run producing single by Cepeda in the ninth. Pinson homer and Cepeda double the key hits as McCool and Nottebart fail late.
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Kauai King Finishes Triple Crown Bid Before Belmont
Kauai King completed the Preakness effort and will likely skip New York workouts until Tuesday. Ford said Belmont preparations won’t start immediately, noting the horse has raced 10 times since February and needs rest. The colt recovered from the race but was too tired to eat fully afterward.
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Hickey Wins Friona Invitational In Playoff
Max Hickey of Pampa defeated Marvin Dick of Amarillo on the second extra hole to win the Friona Invitational golf tournament. Both finished regulation at 71 with a tough playoff after a back and forth match. Buddy Othick, medalist with 72, missed a short putt to claim the tile.
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Westerners Team Named For District 4 AAAA Clash
Eight-day wait ends as Eddie Jordan Scott Bridges Brent Skillman and others headline Westerners lineup for the District 4 AAAA series opener at Lowrey Field Lubbock. Patton lauds Carter Brumley and Reeves as key round out a veteran roster aiming to win in two straight then push to Lubbock with Parker seeking a swift series win.
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Speedway Trials End With No Qualifying Engines
A gas turbine car and a twin engine novelty failed to reach qualifying speed, shifting to a conventional front engine Offenhauser in the final hours without success. The track remains closed until the race except for carburetion tests Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. EDT.
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Racing Driver Killed Sunday at Evergreen Speedway
In Monroe Washington AP Dick Bray a Seattle driver died in the main event at Evergreen Speedway during a 50 lap stock-model race A three car collision sent Bray’s car sliding and flipping inverted then bursting into flames He died before extraction according to Snohomish County coroner witnesses
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Iraq Plans Tax on Smuggled Alcohol
Baghdad reports a government plan to tax illicit alcohol trade as part of broader revenue efforts. officials describe the move as targeting illegal imports and boosting state income.
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Ray Golden Wins Winkler County Golf Tourney in Kermit
Ray Golden of Pecos shot under par to win the Winkler County Invitational Golf Tournament by two strokes over Junior Pittman of Ker mit. Ted Wright of Midland captured the consolation title with 111. The event covered 27 holes of medal play on Sunday with multiple flights and consolations.
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Tigers Bunt By Orioles
Don Wert drove in two runs with suicide squeeze bunts as Detroit edged Baltimore 3 2. The Tigers scored two runs in the third without a hit and added another in the fifth. Wert executed two successful squeeze plays propelling Detroit to the win.
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