Indians, Hayes Post Easy Shutout Romps in 9 0 14 0
The Muscatine Indians blast Milan 9-0 behind Ron Reifert's 4 hit support and 13 strikeouts in a six and two thirds inning gem. Belte, Garvin, Hines pace a 11 hit attack as Muscatine secures Hawkeye Conference win and sets up twin bill and league game schedule.
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Extra Push Drives Cardinals Past Phillies in NL Tilt
Roger Maris tied the game with an eighth inning homer as the Cardinals beat Philadelphia 3-2 in a late night showdown. Hughes earned the win on a 5 a.m. arrival, Maris added four hits in the road trip finale, and NL contenders Pittsburgh Atlanta San Francisco and Chicago won their games.
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Major League Baseball Tonight and Results Digest
Today’s games feature New York at Atlanta and Houston at Chicago among six matchups. AL standings show Chicago leading with a .382 win rate, Detroit at .362, Boston .343, Minnesota .333, Cleveland .333, California .343, Baltimore .313, Kansas City .313, New York .293, Washington .300. Friday results include Boston over Cleveland, California down Kansas City, New York over Detroit, Washington over Baltimore, Minnesota beating Chicago, and California blanking Chicago.
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Muscatine JV routs by 12-3 in Iowa City Friday night
Muscatine JV managed eight hits and scored in the first, second, and fourth innings, but Iowa City JV exploded for five runs in the second and added more in later frames to win 12-3. Stubbs belted a homer and Muscatine received multiple hits from Ingstad Kern Emlet Randleman Henderson Hutton Koch, with Koch taking the loss and Crone the win.
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Chance's 3-Hitter Boosts Twins Pitching
Dean Chance pitched a three hitter to beat Chicago 1-0 as Harmon Killebrew belted his 22nd homer. The win, aiding new manager Cal Elmer, moved Chance to 10-5 and kept Minnesota atop the AL. Killebrew's drive gave the Twins a lone run in a tight game.
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