Angels End Phoebus Shutout Run In 6-1 Victory
California Angels bats jumped in the first inning to back rookie Tim Phoebus and topple the Baltimore Orioles 6-1. Paul Schaal started the scoring with a leadoff walk and triple his teammates contributed key RBIs including Vinson’s three run homer. The Orioles finally broke Chance’s shutout bid in the sixth on a Snyder double and Robinson single, but California held on for the win.
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California
Paul Schaal
Jay Johnstone
Jim Fregosi
Knek Aly
Jose Cardenal
Charlie Vinson
Bubba Morton
Bobby Knoop
Vinson
Eddie Fisher
Orioles
Dean Chance
Russ Snyder
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
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Schaal
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Johnstone
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Fregosi
Glatz Cf
Cardenal Cf
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Morton
Knoop
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Rora
Cardenala
Fisher
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Roznovsky
Oliva’s ninth inning homer lifts Twins past Tigers 1-0
Tony Oliva hits a leadoff homer in the ninth to edge Detroit 1-0 as Jim Kaat improves to 25-11 in a pitching duel with Earl Wilson. Kaat scattered four hits while Wilson allowed five. Oliva’s 25th homer secures the win for Minnesota.
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Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Oliva
Jim Kaat
Twins
Detroit
Earl Wilson
Kaat
Wilson
Minnesota
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Senators Clip White Sox To Sweep Doubleheader
Hank Allen collected his sixth hit of the day with a run scoring single in the first inning as Washington beat Chicago 2-1 to sweep a Sunday doubleheader. Allen added four straight hits in the 6-4 opener, and Fred Valentine stole second and scored in the nightcap after Allen singled. Duane Josephson drove in Chicago’s lone run in the first with a single, but a wild throw in the fourth inning allowed a Washington run.
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Washington
Hank Allen
Chicago White Sox
Allen
Fred Valentine
Senators
Duane Josephson
Chicago
Tim
Astros Rally Past Giants 5-4 on Sixth Inning Run
Houston edges San Francisco 5-4 as Bob Aspr monte drives in the go ahead run in the sixth. Willie McCovey belts his 34th homer to tie the game at four in the top of the inning. Errors by Mays and McCovey contributed to unearned Houston runs.
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Houston
Bob Aspromonte
San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
Pinch Hutter
Aaron Pointer
Bill Heath
Aspromonte
Lindy McDaniel
Billy Hoeft
Astros
Willie Mays
McCovey
Mays
Rusty Staub
Sonny Jackson
Lee Maye
Ron Davis
Phillies Win In 13th On Allen RBI Hit
Rich Allen drove in the winning run with two out in the 13th inning as the Philadelphia Phillies rallied past St Louis 4 to 3. Allen added a tying single in the ninth and hit his 40th homer earlier. Carl Briles took the loss for the Cardinals, while Buhl got the win.
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Philadelphia
Rich Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Cookie Rojas
Cardinal
Nelson Briles
John Callison
Dick Groat
Allen
Callison
Mets Rally Past Reds 8-4 In Opening Game
Ron Swoboda drove in the go ahead run with a sixth inning single as the Mets erased a 3-0 deficit to beat Cincinnati 8-4 in the opener of a rain halted doubleheader. Cleon Jones Jim Hickman and Greg Goossen had two RBIs each.
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Ron Swoboda
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Mets
Swoboda
Cleon Jones
Jim Hickman
Greg Goosen
New York
Fisher
Selma
Goossen
O’toole
Nottebart
Osteen Zanni
Pavietich
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Whitaker and Bryan Lead Yankees Past Red Sox 3-1
Steve Whitaker and Bill Bryan hit back to back home runs in the second inning to power the New York Yankees to a 3-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox.
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NEW York
Steve Whitaker
Bill Bryan
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Cowboys Remain Undefeated After 28 17 Win Over Vikings
Dallas beat Minnesota 28-17 to stay unbeaten in the NFL. Don Meredith struggled but connected with Bob Hayes for a 37 yard pass and Buddy Dial for the final TD. Frank Tarkenton attacked Dallas but the Vikings stalled when needed the big play.
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Cowboys
Minnesota Vikings
Frank Tarkenton
Minnesota
Dallas
Bill Brown
Vikings
Don Meredith
Swift Bob Hayes
Buddy Dial
Dawson Fires 5 TD Passes as Chiefs Beat Pats
Len Dawson threw five touchdown passes, three to Chris Burford, leading the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs to a 43 24 AFL victory over the Boston Patriots. Burford caught TDs of 31 25 and 15 yards, with Curtis McClinton and Mike Garrett adding scores. The Chiefs led 20 7 at halftime, then held off Boston as Dawson connected for two more Burford TDs and a Garrett score in the final period.
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Len Dawson
Chris Burford
Kansas City Chiefs
Boston Patriots
Dawson
Burford
Curtis McClinton
Mike Garrett
Chiefs
Patriots
Jim Nance
Babe Parilli
Larry Garron
Garrett
Weekend Upsets Highlight College Football Scores
UCLA and Alabama led a slate of Saturday games with decisive wins over Syracuse and Louisiana Tech respectively. Notable results included Clemson edging Virginia 40 to 35, and Michigan State defeating Penn State 42 to 8.
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Alabama
W. Va
Wm. & Mary
Shenandoah Entries at Purse Racing Meet
Race card shows nine races with purses from 1,400 to 3,700. Three and up claimers headline each event, led by Second through Ninth races with listed runners such as Naroste, Mr Inkium, Yum Yum Kid, Paris Dancer, and Buck's Star. Entries include weights and odds-like numbers, with multiple Breeding Farm and owner references indicated.
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Hartle Boy
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Aunt Suzie
K. Woody
Texas Jet
Piva
Naroste
Dawes Abbey
Toaster
Jim-A-Mike
Wendy Loy
Princess M
Lomic
Buck's Star
Northwest
Grand Welcome
Miss Andree
B. Deeny
Woods
Kings Intent
Frankish Don
Mystarfire
Jeb Star
Davis Strait
Knack
Happy Mick
Warwolf
Annie Kate
Elsie Vo
Eagles hand Giants 35 17 defeat in Philly showdown
Philadelphia quarterback Norm Snead threw three touchdown passes including one to Pete Retzlaff whose grabs helped set up two more scores. The Giants finally crossed late with a Wood to Morrison TD as New York fell 35-17.
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Philadelphia
Norm Snead
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Giants
Gary Wood
Joe Morrison
New York
Blanda Clarke scoring play seals Bills win 27 20
Clarke intercepted a pass and he returned it 66 yards for a touchdown with 27 seconds left to lift the Buffalo Bills over the Houston Oilers 27-20 in an American Football League game. Blanda kicked two field goals and connected on several passes as Houston staged a late challenge before the decisive score.
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Bills
Buffalo
N.Y
Hagood Clarke
George Blanda
Buffalo Bills
Booth Lusteg
Bob Burnett
Wray Carlton
Lusteg
Blanda
Harry Jacobs
Houston
Doug Cline
Jack Kemp
Cline
Ode Burrell
Clarke
Chargers Hold Off Raiders 29 20 in Oakland Clash
San Diego Chargers defeated the Oakland Raiders 29 20 in Oakland to remain tied with Kansas City atop the AFL Western Division. John Hadl led the offense with a touchdown run and a 19 yard TD pass to Jacque MacKinnon, while Speedy Duncan contributed three interceptions. Dick Van Raaphorst added two field goals and a safety on a punt mishap.
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Oakland
Calif
San Diego
Chargers
John Hadl
Speedy Duncan
Oakland Raiders
Kansas City
Hadl
Jacque MacKinnon
Lance Alworth
Dick van Raaphorst
Duncan
Don Birdswell
Oakland-Alameda County
Tom Flores
Cotton Davidson
Fred Biletnikoff
Mike Lischeid
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