Reds and White Sox pace doubleheader action
In Cincinnati Leo Cardenas blasted four homers and drove in eight runs as the Reds split a doubleheader with the Cubs. In Chicago Gary Peters tossed a two hitter as the White Sox swept Washington 12 to 0.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
6
Late Baseball Scores and Tuesday Schedule
San Francisco beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 in 10 innings while Atlanta routed St. Louis 14 to 4 and Cincinnati won 8 to 5 over Chicago. Today's game features San Francisco at Philadelphia with the Phillies hosting the Giants. Tuesday’s schedule includes Atlanta at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles at Chicago.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Atlanta
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Pet . G.B. San Fran
Los Angeles Sl
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Phila
Phia
Ave Jeo
Sunday Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
Sunday results show New York 5 Boston 3 and Minnesota 9 Cleveland 4. Chicago 4 12, Washington 1 0 and Detroit 8 California 4 with Kansas City 9 Baltimore 4. A suspended tie Baltimore 6 Kansas City 5 after 12 innings.
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New York
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
California
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cardenas hits four homers as Reds split twin bill
Leo Cardenas slammed four homers and drove in eight as Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Chicago, setting a record pace in the opener 8-3 while the Cubs won 9-5. Willie Stargell neared a hits record with five straight hits before Pittsburgh finished 10-5 over Houston.
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Cardenas
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Houston
St. Louis
Woodie Williams
Walt Dropo
Braves Bomb Cards 14-4 in high scoring win
Atlanta Braves exploded for seven runs in the fifth inning as Denis Menke and five other Braves hitters produced a 16 hit game to topple the St. Louis Cardinals 14 to 4. AL Jackson took the loss while Billy O Dell earned the win.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Braves
St. Louis
Braves
Redbirds
al Jackson
Atlanta
Billy O'Dell
Denis Menke
Cardinal
Art Mahaffey
Joe Hoerner
Oelando Cepeda
Tito Franconda
Cepeda
Phil Gagliano
Jerry Buchek
Peters Delivers Two-Hitter as White Sox Sweep Doubleheader
Gary Peters pitched a two hitter to spark Chicago White Sox to a 12-0 win and a doubleheader sweep over Washington. The opener was 4-1. Peters, returning from a left biceps strain, moved to 3-2 with a 2.18 ERA and his first two complete games and a shutout this season. The Sox staff also posted a 0.80 ERA over the last 10 games as they climbed from seventh to fourth. Other AL results included Minnesota over Cleveland 9-4, Baltimore beating Kansas City in 12 innings, and New York defeating Boston 5-3.
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Tommie Agee
White Sox
Tom McCraw
Don Buford
Smoky Burgess
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Cleveland
Twins
Rich Rollins
Max Alvis
Leon Wagner
Indians
Sam Bowens
Russ Snyder
Baltimore
Athletics
Phil Roof
Ken Harrelson
Bert Campaneris
Jim Bouton
Steve Hamilton
Pedro Ramos
Bouton
Yankees
Roger Maris
New York
Gary Peters
Hess
Peters
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Foyt Plans Return After Weekend Crash at Milwaukee
A. J. Foyt suffered second and third degree burns to face neck and hands in a test crash at Wisconsin State Fair Park. The 31 year old driver from Houston was favored to win the Rex Mays 100 mile classic but was listed in good condition at West Allis Memorial Hospital. The car hit the wall after suspension failure and burst into flames, ending the run.
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Milwaukee
Wis
A. J. Foyt
Wisconsin State Fair Park
Houston, Tex
Rex Mays
Scotland
Jimmy Clark
West Allis Memorial Hospital
Foyt
Ryun Aims Higher After 3 53.7 Mile Run
Jim Ryun of Kansas ran 3:53.7 at the Compton Invitational in Los Angeles, shaving the American record from 3:54.9 but missing Michel Jazy’s world mark by one‑tenth. The 19 year old freshman said he could have run faster and hopes to face Jazy. Jim Grelle placed second in 3:56. Gerry Lindgren won the 5000 meters in 13:38.0, tying Bob Schul’s American record set at the same meet.
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Los Angeles
America
Jim Ryun
University of Kansas
Ryun
France
Michel Jazy
Compton
Jazy
Ryan
Modesto
Calif
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Jim Grelle
Portland
Ore
Flash
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State University
Bob Schul
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