Baseball Scores and Schedule From a Doubleheader Night
Results from major league games and a packed schedule including 13 innings in Oakland at Kansas City. Notable: Cincinnati 8 San Francisco 6, Chicago 8 Seattle 3, Boston 8 Cleveland 4, Detroit 3 New York 1 Minnesota 8 California 2, plus multiple twinight and night games across the circuit.
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New York
Gentry
Cardwell
Philadelphia
Jackson
Champion
San Diego
Niekro
Sisk
Los Angeles
Singer
Foster
Chicago
Selma
Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Veale
Garder
Montreal
Wegener
St. Louis
Carlton
Houston
Lemaster
Atlanta
Pappas
Cincinnati
Culver
San Francisco
Marichal
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Seattle
Oakland
Kansas City
Dodson
Drago
Messersmith
Morris
Lonborg
Paul
Baltimore
Cuellar
Washington
Shellenback
Brabender
Pattin
Peters
Bell
Twinight
Lolich
Hiller
Stottlemyre
Kekich
Twirnight
W. L. Pet
W.L. Pet
St. Louis Ry
San Fran
AIF
Kansas City California
ISU gridder seeks workers comp for 1966 injury
Ed Pundt of Homestead Iowa argues his full athletic scholarship was employment. He says a 1966 Ames practice caused neck pain and numbness and seeks possible total disability compensation up to 25000 plus medical costs. He never played varsity football for the Cyclones and graduated last November.
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Nevada
Towa State University
Ed Pundt
Homestead
Towa
Iowa Industrial Commission
Ames
Pundt
Cyclones
ISU
Braves' bench stars shine as Braves sweep Houston doubleheader
In a twin bill, Hank Aaron Orlando Cepeda and Felipe Alou sat in the dugout while the regulars mauled Houston 6-2 and 8-4. Aaron played every Braves game to date, Cepeda played through a minor absence, and Alou returned after a hand fracture with late action.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Houston
Aaron
Braves
Cepeda
Alou
Late Oaks
Braves ride depth to widen NL West lead
Manager Guman Harris credited the bench as Atlanta stretched its NL West lead to 2% games over the Dodgers and Giants. Tony Gonzalez drove in three in the opener as Phil Niekro won, while Van Kelly and others delivered key blows in a doubleheader. In other games, San Diego edged the Dodgers 3-2 in 13 innings and Cincinnati beat San Francisco 6-5 in a late rally.
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Tye
Guman Harris
Braves
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Montreal
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Tony Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Phil Niekro
Aaron
Cepeda
van Kelly
Mike Lum
Atlanta
iPadres
Ken Boyer
Alex Johnson
Bobby Bonds
Ron Hunt
Reds
Willie McCovey
Darrel Chaney
Tony Perez
Second Reggie Stars In AL As Smith Leads Sox To Win
Reggie Smith hit two homers and drove in four to power Boston past Cleveland 8-5 on Monday night. The AL featured Gossipy rides as Jackson slugged four homers in Oakland’s weekend series while Smith’s blasts boosted Boston. Denny McLain won his 10th, Detroit defeated the Yankees 3-2, and carew stole home to ignite Minnesota’s win over California.
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al Oliver
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cubs
Randy Bundley
Steve Blass
Rich Black
Nelson Briles
Montreal
Cardinals
Vada Pinson
Julian Javier
Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Virginia
Reggie
Reggie Smith
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Reggie—Jackson
Smith
Red Sox
Oakland
Jackson
A’s
Kansas City
Denny McLain
Detroit
New York Yankees
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Seattle
Jackie Hernandez
Royals
Dick Green
Hernandez
RBI
Sal Bando
Bob Oliver
Green
McLain
Tigers
al Kaline
Don Wert
Jim Lyttle
Rod Carew
Twins
Carew
Fy Cobb
Bob Roth
Brooklyn
Pete Reiser
Harmon Killebrew
Billy Wynne
Tucson
White Sox
Astros Left Fielder Flubs Braves Home Run in Doubleheader
Left fielder Sandy Valdespino of the Houston Astros misjudges a Tony Gonzales drive in the third inning at Atlanta. He reaches for the ball and grabs the fence, losing his hat in the attempt. The Braves win the doubleheader 22 to 24.
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DES Moines
Oakland Athletics
Allan Lewis
Des Moines Oaks
Oakland
Fred Valezquez
Oaks
Lewis
Athletics
Sandy Valdespino
Houston Astros
Tony Gonzales
Atlanta Graves
Atlanta
Valdespine
Braves
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