Big D Eyes Ancient Scoreless Record Tonight
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale pursues a historic scoreless streak tonight against the Philadelphia Phillies in front of a 40 000 plus crowd. He aims to extend his string of six straight complete game shutouts as he seeks the all time mark for consecutive scoreless innings and adds to his 47 career shutouts noted by AP.
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Maloney Dominates Cardinals To Stop Streak In Cincinnati
Jim Maloney pitched a strong complete game allowing three first inning hits and one run, then scattered three more hits and one run while fanning nine. Pete Rose delivered the big blow with a bases loaded single in the fourth, and Cincinnati added two runs in the second on Bech and Cardenas RBI hits as the Reds beat St. Louis 4-2. The win improves Maloney to 6-3 as Cincinnati lines up against St. Louis in a Kennedy memorial game at 7 p.m.
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Dodgers Stay Cold On Mound As Koufax Absence Felt
Dodgers continue workmanlike pitching despite Sandy Koufax’s absence as Mike Recht reports from the tuneup era. Managerial plans and bullpen depth are tested while Los Angeles seeks consistency in the early season.
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Dodgers Lose Despite Swoboda and Agee Homers
Ron Swoboda and Jim Agee homered as New York Mets topped the Dodgers while Dick Sadecki shut out his opponent for the fourth straight start in a Mets win streak. Bob Blass earned his first complete game since 1967 to halt Pittsburgh's slide, while Roberto Clemente and Gary Kolb homered for the Pirates. Atlanta rallied from a 6-4 deficit with a late surge led by Felipe Alou, and the Cubs flipped a early 4-0 hole into a 9-4 lead with big innings.
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Dodgers Win Behind Strong Pitching By Dodger Pitchers
The Dodgers held San Francisco to four hits as a staff effort kept the Giants scoreless. Nolan Ryan and Cal Koonce combined for four hits allowed in New York’s 4-0 win over San Francisco, while Steve Blass shut down Houston for Pittsburgh’s 5-0 victory and Jim Maloney ended St Louis nine game string with a 4-2 win. Atlanta beat Chicago 7-6 in the day game as 80s ten defeated Chicago White Sox 3-2 and Detroit edged Cleveland 5-4. Oakland swept Baltimore 6-1 and 6-0, California crushed New York 8-4 after the Yankees won 4-1 in game one, and Washington beat Minnesota 3-2 in 10 innings after dropping the opener.
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Baseball scores and Sunday schedule from major league games
American League results show Boston 3 Chicago 2 Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 New York 44 California 18 Minnesota 5-2 Washington 3-3 in 10 innings Oakland 6-6 Baltimore 1-0. Sunday’s schedule lists Cleveland at Detroit N Oakland at Baltimore N Chicago at Boston N California at New York 2nd game doubleheader noted.
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Baseball Scores and Tonight's Games Snapshot
Scores include Atlanta 7 Chicago 6 and others with St. Louis at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Los Angeles among two night games. Pacific Coast League results Tulsa 5 Oklahoma City 2 Phoenix 5 Tacoma 2 Vancouver 9 Denver 3 Portland 8 San Diego 4 Seattle 5 Hawaii 3. International League scores Buffalo 11 Toledo Rochester 5 3 Syracuse 0 2 Columbus 2 12 Louisville 0 5 Jacksonville 7 Richmond 5.
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Baseball Observes Kennedy Tribute Amid Player Row
Players and owners clashed over how to honor Sen Robert F Kennedy as baseball postponed four games and shifted schedules. Astros and Pirates debated playing while Major League Players Association urged a league wide day of mourning. Several clubs reported votes against Sunday play. others opted to proceed as scheduled.
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IL Leadership Stays In Ohio
The Columbus Jets moved into first place in the International League by sweeping a doubleheader from Louisville 20 and 12-5 at home. Ken Larsen earned the win in the opener with a ninth inning run, and Bernie Smith capped it with a line-drive homer.
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Stars deliver in second game as 31 hits fuel win
Elvio Jiminez of Columbus collects five of the 31 hits in the contest including a three run homer as the Jets surge to a 7-3 win after trailing 3-1. Elsewhere Buffalo shuts out Toledo 11-0 at Niagara Falls behind Steve Jones two hitter and 11 strikeouts. Rochester blanks Syracuse twice in pitching duel as Odom and Nash combine for a 7-5 win. Oakland sweeps Baltimore 6-1 and 6-0 as Odom allows one hit through nine. Carl Yastrzemski belts a two run homer in seventh as Red Sox top White Sox 3-2.
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Toledo Names Jim Zak New Freshman Basketball Coach
Toledo Ohio AP reports Jim Zak 27 is chosen as the University of Toledo freshman basketball coach. Zak previously led Toledo Central Catholic to two straight city league titles, bringing junior program experience to the Rocket bench.
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Yaz Enjoys Playing Chisox In 3-2 Boston Win
Boston slugger Carl Yastrzemski belted a two run homer in the seventh after two pitchouts to lift the Red Sox to a 3-2 win over the White Sox. Manager Eddie Stanky was ejected after a heated exchange with umpire Ed Runge. Yaz praised Stanky for his unpredictable style and said the game featured constant tension and excitement.
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