Senators Stop Yankees Streak in 7-6 Win
Washington defeats New York 7-6 in the nightcap to split a Sunday doubleheader. Rookie Jim Duckworth notches his first major league win as Bill Breeding Ed Brinkman and Larry Osborne drive in two runs apiece. Yanks win opener 1-0 behind Jim Bouton as Mantle and Howard homer. Berra eject in the second game after disputing a safe call.
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Orioles Sweep Indians as Stock Wins Pair in Relief
The Baltimore Orioles completed an eight game winning streak by sweeping a doubleheader from the Cleveland Indians 10-6 and 6-1. Pitcher Wes Stock improved to 5-0 after winning both games in relief. Cleveland catcher John Romano broke the little finger of his right hand and is sidelined indefinitely.
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Germantown Triumphs Over Walkersville In Tight Run Bout
Germantown beats Walkersville 3 2 on Earl Rickett s ninth inning homer after a pitching duel between Jack Beall and Ken Eaves. Warfield’s two hits lead Walkersville as Germantown moves to first in the Tri County League.
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Mets End Slump With 11th-Inning Win Over Cardinals
The New York Mets snapped a seven-game skid by beating St. Louis 3-2 in 11 innings after dropping the opener 7-4. Charlie Neal scored on Bob Gibson's wild throw, erasing a late Cardinals lead. James hit a three-run homer in the eighth to seal the nightcap as Galen Olsen earned the win.
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International League scores and weather update
Buffalo defeated Rochester 64 to 45 and Toronto topped Indianapolis 8 to 3. Atlanta led Jacksonville 34 to 44 in a rain delayed senior game ending after 12 innings. Syracuse beat Columbus 6 to 3 while Richmond at Arkansas began play amid rain interruptions.
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Iory Mair Tilt Games Today
No games scheduled. Tuesday's slate lists several matchups with teams such as Detroit at Los Angeles and Baltimore at Kansas City. The schedule includes Washington at Minnesota Cleveland at Chicago New York at Boston Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Milwaukee and Houston at St Louis.
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Cubs Top Houston 5 1 as Santo Hubbs homer
Chicago Cubs defeated Houston 5 1 behind Ron Santo and Ken Hubbs home runs. Santo added three hits while Lou Brock and Hubbs had two each. Bob Buhl earned the win over Dick Drott as Chicago tied into the eighth inning with Bukl prevailing.
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Dodgers Edge Giants in Error-Filled 5-4 Victory
San Francisco shortstop Jose Pagan threw away three Dodgers runs with three errors, the last in the 10th inning, allowing Los Angeles to win 5-4. Don Drysdale pitched well for his sixth win, while Don Larsen took the loss in front of 41,668 fans as the Dodgers closed within ten games of the Giants.
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Red Sox rally to split twin bill vs Detroit
Eddie Bressoud and Gary Geiger homered in the eighth as Boston beat Detroit 6 5 to split a Sunday doubleheader after Detroit won the opener 12 3 on a barrage of homers by Kaline and McAuliffe. Bunning earned the opener win for Detroit with 10 strikeouts.
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Pirates topple Braves 5 2 for series win
Pittsburgh Pirates beat Milwaukee 5-2 as Bob Bailey belted a three-run homer in the 11th. Mazeroski and Clemente homered earlier to fuel the comeback, with McBean earning the win and Funk suffering the loss.
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Manon Pryans Secures First in Veiling Contest
A concise report notes Manon Pryans finishing first in a local event at MTs bane Te Aer, marking a notable victory amid the competition.
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Phillies sweep Reds with grand slam and a shutout win
Roy Sievers delivered a pinch grand slam as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 10-4 in the opener, while Ray Culp fired a three hitter for a 3-0 victory in the nightcap. Culp struck out 12, improving to 5-3, and Pete Rose fanned four times. Cincinnati’s Joey Jay took the loss in the second game as the Reds were handled in both ends of the doubleheader.
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