Orioles sweep doubleheader to threaten Tigers pennant chase
Orioles win 5-2 and 4-1 over Detroit as Earl Weaver’s club moves to second place behind Baltimore’s surge. Mayo Smith praises mixed results while Cleveland, Boston, Minnesota, and Chicago also swing through a full day of doubleheaders with notable hits from Jim Hardin, Boog Powell, Dave Johnson, and Bernie Allen.
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Bookers Win Doubleheader In Topeka Swing
The Ottawa World Bookers slow pitch team defeated The Spot of Topeka in a doubleheader Sunday winning 17-3 and 14-4. The Bookers improved to 5-1 on the season as they swept the pair at Orris Cox Field while signs point to a Humboldt B-team playoff in Lawrence.
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Baseball Scoreboard National and American Leagues Compete
National League standings show St Louis leading with 61 4 record while San Francisco and Cincinnati chase. results include St Louis 2 New York 0 and Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 3. American League lists Detroit atop at 59 36 with Baltimore 52 40. recent scores include Cleveland 3 New York 0 and Boston 7 Washington 2.
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Mets Split Doubleheader as Koosman Tops Gibson in Shuffle
National League Roundup reports Jerry Koosman pitched the Mets to a 1-0 victory after Bob Gibson tossed his 10th straight win and seventh shutout as St Louis beat John McAndrew on his major league debut 20 in the first game. McAndrew, sent to Jacksonville after, was staked to a standoff until a Tolan inside the park homer.
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