Baseball Scores and Schedule Note From Weekend Games
Various MLB results from Saturday and Sunday with player lineups and pitching marks. Minnesota, Milwaukee, New York, Baltimore, Kansas City, Cleveland, Oakland, Chicago, Detroit, California, San Diego, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Atlanta, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Houston, Montreal, St Louis, and other teams appear with pitchers and scores or planned games.
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Vaaniahu Oo
Vievemaiu
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Perry
Peters
Milwaukee
Krausse
New York
Bahnsen
Baltimore
McNally
Kansas City
Bunker
Cleveland
Dunning
Oakland
Segui
Chicago
John
Atington
McLain
Niekro
Fornia
Messersmith
Boston
Washington
San Diego
Kirby
Ittsburgh
Moose
Philadelphia
Wise
Jenkins
Los Angeles
Osteen
Atlanta
Stone
San Francisco
Robertson
Cincinnati
Gullett
Seaver
Atouston
Dierker
Montreal
Renko
St .Auis
Gibson
Pittsburg
Houston
St. Louis
W. L. Pet. G.B
W.L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Wash
Phila
San Fran
Royals End Orioles Mastery With Patek Bid
Fred Patek lined a go ahead single in the ninth to snap Baltimore's two year run over Kansas City, giving the Royals a 4 3 victory and ending a 23 game skid. Bob Lemon praised the upset while Baltimore’s Boog Powell drove in two in the first.
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Ken Rappoport
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Royals
Fred Patek
Baltimore
Royals
Orioles
Patek
Tom Dukes
Paul Schaal
Bob Lemon
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Washington
New York
Milwaukee
Detroit
California
Oakland
Cleveland
Kansas City
Origles
Boog Powell
Powell
Lemon
Oscar Robertson key to Bucks title sweep over Bullets
Oscar Robertson led the Milwaukee Bucks to a 118-106 win in Baltimore, finishing a four-game NBA Finals sweep over the Baltimore Bullets. Lew Alcindor starred with 27 points in the clincher while Robertson added 30, earning praise from teammates and setting a champagne moment in his long chase for an NBA title. The Bucks’ victory followed wins over San Francisco and Los Angeles, aided by Bullets injuries, and carried a playoff pool of about $212,000 for the Bucks versus $152,000 for the Bullets.
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Baltimore
Oscar Robertson
Milwaukee Buck
Milwaukee
Bucks
Robertson
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Royals
Bob Cousy
Oscar
Lew Alcindor
Gene Shue
Bullets
Buck
Larry Costello
Philadelphia
Lew
Alcindor
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York Knicks
Earl Monroe
Mil
Monroe
Yankee Bucks
Fred Carter
Unconventional NL managers redefine strategy on Friday
On Friday night in the National League, outlandish tactics paid off as Pittsburgh beat San Diego 5-2 with Richie Hebner collecting three hits including the decisive seventh inning winner. New York edged Houston 4-3 in 12 innings as Ken Boswell shaded Bob Watson to right, St Louis topped Montreal 4-2 with Jose Cardenal driving in the go ahead run via a seventh inning triple. Philadelphia shut out Chicago 7-0, Atlanta crushed Los Angeles 7-2, and San Francisco beat Cincinnati 7-5 as the league showcased bold, nontraditional approaches.
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Chicago
Rick Reichardt
White Sox
Lee Richard
Ed Stroud
May
Steve Kline
New York
Milwaukee
Yankees
Skip Lockwood
Dave May
Willie Horton
Joe Coleman
Detroit
Coleman
Angels
California
Bill Zepp
Tommy Davis
Vida Blue
Oakland
Cleveland
Athletics
Davis
Baltimore
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Richie Hebner
Revolutionary
Houston
Ken Boswell
Bob Watson
St. Louis
Montreal
Jose Cardenal
Cardenal
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Hebner
Padres
Ollie Brown
Dave Cash
al Oliver
Mets
Astros
Joe Morgan
Bud Harrelson
Boswell
Watson
Met
Lou Brock
Cardinals
Brock
Joe Torre
Expos
John Bateman
Mack Jones
Sonny Jackson
Braves
Bobby Bonds
Giants
Johnny Bench
Chris Short
Don Money
Money
Larry Bowa
Major League Stars Pitching and Batting Highlights
Chris Short pitched a four hitter to lift the Phillies over the Cubs 10 to 5. Richie Hebner collected three hits and drove in the winning run as the Pirates beat the Padres 5 to 3.
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Lemon
Orioles
Reggie Smith
Boston
Minnesota
Jim Kaat
Red Sox
Doug Griffin
Don Pavletich
Luis Aparicio
Kaat
Griffin
Smith
Bart Johnson
Carlos May
Chris Short
Phillies
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Richie Hebner
Pirates
Pittsburgh
San Diego
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Cincinnati Royals
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Fairbanks Funeral Home
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Rock Island Line
H. J. Heinz
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Town Electric
Prime Mover
Bell Telephone
Fairbanks
Figg Aluminum
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Muscatine Power and Water
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George’s Steak House
Monsanto
Thatcher
Ucla
Photofax
NL Eastern
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Muscatine Plaza
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Mrrail
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PEPSI
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