Dodgers Edge Braves as Howard Breaks Tie with Glasses
Frank Howard wearing glasses at bat homered in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Dodgers 2-1 over the Braves. Koufax left with a shoulder spasm after two hits allowed in 623 innings as Milwaukee protested two consecutive Shaw balks. Giants beat Reds 4-2, Cubs top Pirates 6-3, Cardinals crush Colts 17-0.
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Wright Seeks Third Straight Titleholders Victory
Mickey Wright, from Dallas, will chase a third consecutive Titleholders championship at Augusta Country Club, aiming to join Patty Berg as the last golfer to win three in a row. Berg won from 1937 to 1939 and is a major threat this year, with seven career titles.
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Major League Standings and Schedules
American League standings show Baltimore six and Kansas City eight wins with Chicago New York and Detroit close behind. Tuesday results include Los Angeles beating Washington in ten innings and Kansas City defeating Detroit. Boston and New York tied to be played. Wednesday’s pitchers list includes matchups across the league with multiple night games.
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Nats and A's Capture Wins as Orioles Stay Top
The text reports on a Tuesday night game where the Washington Nationals and the Oakland A's secured wins while the Baltimore Orioles remained atop the standings. It references pitcher Milt Pappas, also known as Miltiades Stergios Papastergios, noting his tough-to-pronounce name and his performance on the mound.
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Orioles Top Twins as Pappas Delivers Shutout Victory
Jim Pappas struck out eight in a complete game as Baltimore blanked Minnesota 1-0 to stay atop the American League. Ed Rakow fanned nine Detroit batters in Kansas City’s 5-hitter win. Jim Fregosi delivered the Angels’ tenth inning heroics against the Senators. Bubba Morton and Dick McAuliffe miscues aided unearned A’s runs in their win over Phil Regan. Frank Robinson, Hank Aaron and Harmon Killebrew also highlighted a day of league leaders.
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