Res Roundup of Major League Baseball Thursday Results
American League results include California 41 Boston 241 with a suspended second game after 542 innings. Detroit 3 Minnesota, Oakland 1, Cleveland county games on schedule. Tonight New York at Oakland Washington at California Detroit at Chicago Boston at Cleveland Baltimore at Minnesota. Sundays feature New York at California Washington at Minnesota Detroit at Cleveland Baltimore at Oakland. Thursday also had Pittsburgh 8 San Francisco 7 and Chicago 8 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3 Houston 2 St Louis 3 Atlanta 1 in 12 innings. Future games listed for San Francisco at New York Houston at Pittsburgh Chicago at Atlanta Los Angeles at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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Light Hitters Hit 1968 Homers in One Night Court
Sluggers including Schofield Carlson Dalrymple and Watson each hit their 1968 homers while Banks Santo McCovey and others contributed in a night of late inning baseball across St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Schofield homered in 12th for St Louis and Buffs led in NL standings as Giants, Dodgers, Braves trailed.
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Pitcher Says Tess Beaning Schaal Got Away From Me
Boston AP Paul Schaal of the California Angels was hospitalized with a hairline skull fracture after being hit in the head by a Jose Santiago pitch in the fourth inning of Boston, with Schaal removed on a stretcher to nearby Cambridge hospital. Red Sox pitcher Santiago said the pitch got away.
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Muskies Fall to Clinton in Opener of Five Game Set
Muskies stumble 8-3 at Tom Bruner Field as Clinton jumps early with Denzy Murphy delivering a key double and strong running game. Hayes Catholic slips past Southeast Iowa foes 11-10 in another late Thursday clash.
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McDowell Dominates Until Salmon Injury Turns Tide in 14-1 Win
Sam McDowell pitched superbly for Cleveland but Oakland won 14-1 after Chico Salmon slid into a hole pursuing a ball by Sal Bando in the 11th inning, allowing Danny Cater to score the decisive run. Bert Campaneris was caught stealing earlier and Salmon suffered a sprained knee. Detroit beat Minnesota 3-1 as Denny McLain earned his seventh win. California defeated Boston 4-2 in the opener of a doubleheader before the second game was suspended. Paul Schaal suffered a hairline skull fracture from a pitched ball.
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Oakland
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Jim Fregost
Paul Schaal
Jose Santiago
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