Major League Baseball matchups and standings update
National and American League standings shown with team records and recent notes. Dodgers, Giants, Pirates, and others listed with pitchers and scores. several games postponed by rain. tonight’s schedule includes Washington at California, Boston at Kansas City, and New York at Minnesota.
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Mazeroski's Bingle Seals Pirates Victory Over Phillies
Bill Mazeroski delivered the tiebreaking run in the sixth inning with a single after Willie Stargell drew a leadoff walk and Donn Clendenon followed with a hit, as Bob Veale allowed eight hits and earned his third win against one loss in a 3-2 Pittsburgh win over Philadelphia.
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Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
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Ray Herbert
Donn Clendenon
Mazeroski
Phillies
Veale
Pagliaroni
Boozer
Herbert
Knowles
Uecker
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Double By Brown Wins For Tigers
Gates Brown delivered a bases loaded two run double in the 11th inning to lift Detroit to a 3-1 win over Chicago in the first game of a doubleheader. The second game was postponed by cold weather. Detroit 01 006 000 02-3 Chicago 100 000 000 00-1 8 2. Aguirre Sherry Gladding Freehan Horlen Locker McNertney. Gladding 1-0 Locker 2-1. Home run Freehan.
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National Opens Open as Oxco and NECA deliver wins
Oxco erupts for eight runs in the seventh to beat Tall Cedars 15 7 and open the American Little League season as Harold Doane known as the mayor of Westbrook throws out the first ball. In the same day NECA edges the Lions 2 0 and Civitan routs Optimists 14 1 to start the National Little League.
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Greg Powell
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McMurray
Phil Hammond
Ao Craw
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Lions
Civitans
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J.zentner
Jimmy Hull
D.smallwood
Ferguson
Craig Rice
Jimmy Hammond
Hammond
DeGrange
Boston and Minnesota split doubleheader in 1960s baseball showcase
In game one Boston edged Minnesota 8 6 as Wilson and Petrocelli powered the win while Kaat took the loss. Second game saw Santiago earn a victory for Boston despite Scott Jones homers for Minnesota. In New York versus California a late rally fell short as Downing beat Chance. three New York homers and strong pitching defined the day. Chicago and New York split a doubleheader with Ellsworth and Ribant picking up wins and Williams and Hickman contributing with homers in the nightcap.
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Ninth Inning Rally Gives Astros 5-4 Win
Joe Morgan singled in the ninth to cap a two run rally that lifted Houston past Atlanta 5 to 4. Errors by Frank Bolling and Woody Woodward aided the Astros, with Rusty Staub and Bob Aspromonte setting up the decisive hit before Morgan delivered the go ahead single to right. Aaron homered for Atlanta in a sharp back and forth game.
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Woody Woodward
Rusty Staub
Bolling
Bob Aspromonte
Woodward
Lee May
Phil Niekro
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Niekro
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Maye
Johnson
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O'Dell
Torre
Cuellar
Owens
Bateman
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Italians Win Eighth Straight World Bridge Championship
Italy's bridge team secured an eighth consecutive world title at St Vincent, Italy, after beating four rival teams in a 13 day event. North America briefly led by 21 points in the final session, but Italy entered the last deals with a 77 point lead making victory mathematically certain.
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Italy
North America
Stanford Coach Bars Longhaired Sprinter From Meet
British freshman Pat Morrison defies coach Payton Jordan by refusing a hair trim and is kept from Stanford’s meet against California. Morrison’s stance sparks debate as California wins 75 to 70 while Morrison’s teammate and an Australian high jumper shine. Morrison cites personal principles and notes hair length signifies distinction from London. Morrison’s stand and potential return hinge on a fifty fifty hair trim, a compromise Jordan offers.
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McCovey Hammers Three Run Homer To Lift Giants Over Cardinals
Willie McCovey hit a three run homer on the first pitch of the sixth to give the San Francisco Giants a 10 5 win over the St Louis Cardinals spoiling their last Busch Stadium game. McCovey’s opposite field shot broke a 5 5 tie as St Louis exits the old park for a new $24 million venue. The Cardinals also hit three homers Tim McCarver Bob Skinner and Mike Shannon all going deep while San Francisco added Hart and McCovey homers.
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