Mets Rally For Doubleheader Sweep Over Braves
Jim Hickman slugged 405 foot double and three homers, including a grand slam, as the Mets swept a Sunday doubleheader from the Milwaukee Braves 8-5 and 9-2. The Mets won four straight, climbed out of last place, and Hickman drove in seven runs with 11 hits in nine games.
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Aguirre No Flash In Pan ERA Better Than In '62
Hank Aguirre strengthened his season with three wins and three complete games in three starts, posting a 1.67 ERA. The Tigers’ ace, called the Yankee killer, aims for a strong spring as Detroit chases a lead in the American League.
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Echo Spring Distillery 86 Proofs in Louisville 1962
Louisville notes indicate Echo Spring Distillery reported 86 proof spirits in 1962. Local business records show ongoing production and distribution within Kentucky.
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Boxing results from Stockholm and New York cards
In Stockholm Ingemar Johanson, 202 pounds, outpointed Brian London, 207 pounds, in England. In New York Jose Stable, 145 pounds, outpointed Curtis Coker, 145 and two tenths pounds, in Dallas.
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Los Angeles Surges Past Boston 126 119 to Trim Series Lead
The Lakers defeat the Celtics 126 to 119 to narrow the Celtics' series lead to 3 2 in the NBA Finals. LeBron James and Anthony Davis propelled Los Angeles with clutch scoring and solid defense. Boston still holds a 3-2 advantage heading to Game Six.
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Alston Keeps Dodgers Job After Cubs Coach Apology
Dodgers manager Walter Alston remains in his job two days after a report of his possible firing. Cubs coach Bob Kennedy apologized for remarks about Leo Durocher replacing Alston if the Dodgers lost to Houston. Dodgers won Sunday, with Alston accepting the apology as GM Bavasi indicated no firing is planned.
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Yankees Trade For Balance Strengthens 1960s Lineup
Washington report says New York manager Ralph Houk pursued balance by trading Jim Coates and Hector Skinny Brown for Steve Hamilton from Washington. The Yankees bought Harry Bright from Cincinnati for about 25000 dollars and sent Brown to Houston for 25000 dollars. Bright fills a need as a right handed hitter backing up Joe Pepitone at first base while Whitey Ford recovers form and Bud Daley deals with arm trouble.
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London blames Johansson after 12 round decision
Brian London bitterly criticized Ingemar Johansson after a 12 round decision in Stockholm that favored Johansson. London claimed his rival’s remark about his “kid sister” had sparked the feud and noted he finally hurt Johansson just before the final bell.
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Sunday Stars Highlight Mets and Twins Breakaways
BATTING Jim Hickman of the Mets drove in seven runs with a grand slam and two-run homer plus a sacrifice fly and long double in New York’s doubleheader sweep of Milwaukee 8-5 and 9-2. PITCHING Jim Roland of the Twins, a 20-year-old rookie, threw a three-hit 7-0 shutout against the Chicago White Sox with seven strikeouts.
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Marie McCarthy Dies at 76. Legacy in Baseball Management
Marie Joe McCarthy, famed for one of baseball’s most storied managing careers, died at age 76 on Sunday in Amherst New York. The longtime skipper retired about 13 years ago and left a lasting mark with multiple pennants and a Hall of Fame resume.
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National League Scores and Tonight's Schedule
National League results list New York 8 9 Milwaukee 5 2 Philadelphia 4 5 St Louis 3 10 Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 4 2 San Francisco 1 3 Los Angeles 11 6 Houston 3 5 Tonight New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Houston Milwaukee at Los Angeles Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at San Francisco Tuesday Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Houston Only games scheduled
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Baseball scores and league standings update
New York 7, Washington 6. Baltimore 7-0, Cleveland 0-2, Detroit 5. Boston 2, Minnesota 7-0, Chicago 0-8. Los Angeles 6, Kansas City 2. Detroit at Kansas City. Chicago at Cleveland. Los Angeles at Washington. Detroit at Kansas City. Los Angeles at Washington. Minnesota at Baltimore. Boston at New York. International League Buffalo 5-7, Indianapolis 4-4, Richmond 16-3, Columbus 2-4, Rochester 1-9, Atlanta 0-1, Toronto 8-2, Little Rock 1-5, Syracuse 9, Jacksonville 4.
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Maloney Returns to Form With Reds Big Win in Pittsburgh
Jim Maloney worked through a dozen hits as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 8 to 3. He credited a minor league return last year for regain of control, then pitched in a game marked by early Reds scoring and key hits from Dick Schofield and Leo Cardenas. The Reds head to San Francisco for two games with the Giants, opening with Jim O'Toole facing Jack Sanford.
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Maloney Encounters Trouble as Clendenon Homers
Maloney faced trouble starting in the sixth inning when Donn Clendenon hit a home run to right field, altering the game's momentum and putting pressure on the pitcher.
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