Charles Sparks Mets With Three RBIs In 5-1 Win Over Dodgers
Ed Charles at 35 delivered a single and double driving in three as the Mets beat the Dodgers 5-1. He raised his average to .303 and fueled a 12-4 surge in 18 games, lifting New York into sixth place. Cubs tied 62-year scoreless innings record before beating Reds 3-2. Astros toppled Phillies 2-1. Giants shut out Pirates 3-0. Cardinals edged Braves 4-3 in 13 innings.
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Brave struggle by Sox pitcher in 10-4 loss
Boston pitcher Jerry Stephenson allowed 13 hits and took a tough 10-4 defeat to Chicago in the night game after a 7-3 loss in the opener. Williams praised Stephenson for guts to finish with three injured pitchers, while Harrelson and Smith drove in runs.
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Baseball leaders list from American and National Leagues
AP compiled leaders in batting, home runs, and RBIs for both leagues. Notable names include Yastrzemski Howard Harrelson White Uhlaender Oliva Horton Rose Flood Staub McCovey and Marichal Selma among others with team affiliations Boston Chicago Minnesota Cincinnati New York San Francisco.
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Trusts U Milk win s and M Trust and Union Milk win
In Mens Commercial Fastball League action the Trusts beat Moose Larks 9 5 behind Irv Brauns grand slam while Union Milk routed Alberta Western Beef 16 1 as Gerry Waters allowed 11 hits and seven Western Beef strikeouts Bill Senchenga fanned seven in a complete game for Union Mills third win The game ended after four innings under the seven run rule also noting upcoming games and Friday fights in Milan Garcia outpoints Armstead in a Cuba Los Angeles bout.
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