Powell drives in 11 as Orioles split with A's
Boog Powell tied the AL record with 11 RBIs in a doubleheader for Baltimore, but Kansas City won the nightcap 9-8 with Larry Stahl delivering the decisive hit in the 11th. Stahl, the Cinderella figure, doubled home the winning run as the A's spoiled Baltimore’s hoped doubleheader sweep. Powell added a four RBI first game and a grand slam in the nightcap, lifting his average to .301 and placing 66 RBIs, one behind teammate Brooks Robinson.
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Sad Sam Jones Dies at 73 in Woodsfield Ohio
Sad Sam Jones, longtime major league pitcher tied with Cy Young for career longevity, died at 73 in Woodsfield Ohio. He pitched in the American League from 1914 to 1935 for Cleveland New York St. Louis Washington Chicago and Boston, compiling 228 wins and 216 losses with 36 shutouts and a no hitter on Sept 4, 1923. He later led a savings and loan in Woodsfield. funeral set for Saturday.
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Rotary league scores and player statistics summary
Senior League ROTARY-1 Bishop and Davis lead scoring as Elks, Kiwanis and Lions post totals. Wiggins, Coleman, and Sheldon top for their teams with multiple assists and rebounds in a high school league roundup.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Associated Press
International League Rochester over Toronto 8 to 1. Syracuse defeats Buffalo 3 to 1. Columbus tops Toledo 5 to 3. Richmond shuts out Jacksonville 5 nothing. Pacific Coast League Indianapolis edges Vancouver 7 to 6. Tulsa beats Oklahoma City 7 to 1. San Diego defeats Phoenix 3 to 0. Seattle wins 3.2 against Spokane 0 1. Tacoma outslugged Denver 13 to 11. Portland defeats Hawaii 2 to 1.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Wrapup
Summary of top players in the American and National Leagues by batting average hits runs and RBIs. Notable leaders include Snyder Kaline Robinson Aparicio and Powell in the American League and Alou Aaron Clemente Mays McCarver Brock and Willis in the National League with pitching leaders Watt Miller Perry and Koufax among others.
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Little League BRAVES vs Pirates box score excerpt
Baseball box score snapshot lists players and line scores for BRAVES Pirates White Sox Dodgers Cardinals teams. Includes numerous pitching lines with hits runs and totals and notes final tallies like Totals 22 5 4 and 23 178 in a compact season stat snippet.
Osteen Shines as Dodgers Beat Reds for Sixth Win
Claude Osteen pitched six-hit ball over seven innings, driving in a run and improving to 11-6 as the Dodgers edged Cincinnati 1-0. He praised his hot first half while Don Drysdale, Sandy Koufax, and Sutton contributed in support. Mays hit his 524th homer in a Giants win, while Clemente paced the Pirates with three RBIs and homers.
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