Pirates and Cubs clash as Lanier drives five run inning
Matty Alou of the Pirates chased a run producing double in a five run third Wednesday. Glenn Beckert received help though Don Kessinger shoved him during a chase for a pop fly with Cardinal Orlando Cepeda nearby.
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Cardinals Sweep Cubs To Extend NL Lead
The Cardinals beat the Cubs 4-2 and 7-1 to widen their NL lead to 5 1/4 games. Lou Brock had six hits and Curt Flood five as the pair drove in multiple runs in both games. Brock and Flood combined for 14 of 22 runs in the four game set.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Slugging and Rally Innings
Erie's Banks homered for Leo Durocher's club while Willie Mays drove in three and belted his 15th. The Reds routed the Braves 13 hits led by Pete Rose two homers and Lee May. Houston beat Atlanta as Cuellar logged his 11th victory and Darryl May Jr. drove in go ahead runs. The Mets staged a sixth inning rally but Houston answered with timely hits and a late rally of their own.
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Phantoms topple Toros 4 1 in NPSL match
Pittsburgh host Phantoms beat the Toros 4 to 1 before 1600 fans as Dieter Perau drove in two goals within six minutes to spark the victory.
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A.L. Second Division Triumphs Across League Action
The American League second division posted a day of wins with four of five clubs beating higher echelon teams. Detroit split with Baltimore as both teams won one game, Tigers narrowing Chicago’s lead while Orioles and Tigers traded early offense. Boston and Minnesota each lost while Kansas City, Cleveland, and Washington saw key rallies and late heroics in tight games.
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Boxing promoter sues Harris and Reddish for missing title fight
Ken Hayles files a 76550 lawsuit in Dallas against welterweight Gypsy Joe Harris and manager Wille Reddish of Philadelphia for not appearing in a title fight with Curtis Es. Elimination tourney results name Ernie Terrell and Jimny Elias as winners. The report notes Clay denied travel to Japan and Vincent Thomas sponsors a bill to lower boxing age to 17.
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