Nuxhall Wins 6th For Reds Blanks Cubs
Reds ace Joe Nuxhall earned his sixth decision in an 8-1 win over the Cubs as Cincinnati solidified a narrow lead in the National League. Nuxhall, now 6-? with five straight wins, contributed a run batted in and a run scored, while Vada Pinson and Leo Cardenas added three hits each. Don Drysdale shut out the Cubs 5-0 for the Dodgers, and other NL results saw the Cardinals edge the Mets 6-5 and Milwaukee top Pittsburgh 9-6.
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Spahn Packs Up at Shea After Mets Release
Warren Spahn arrived alone at Shea Stadium to empty his Mets locker after his release. The 44 year old left hander recalled goodbyes with teammates and denied rumors of cliques or feuds, saying the writers seemed to push him out. He will travel with Mets staff toward St Louis.
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Spahn weighs future after Mets exit
Former Mets pitcher Warren Spahn faced a uncertain path after being released. He said he would wait for waivers, consider offers, or return home to Oklahoma to manage his ranch. Spahn defended his dedication to the Mets and rejected rumors he sought to undermine Casey.
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Bean Ball Pitch Brings Nostalgia From Hafey Reminiscences
CALISTOGA Calif UPI Chick Hafey former St Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati slugger recalls 1930s rough pitching and batters being knocked down. He notes modern griping about close pitches, remembers Pat Malone and Lon Warneke. Hafey 61, recovering from a mild stroke, plans to resume ranching.
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Baseballs Oddballs: Linz the Yanks’ Regular Irregular
Phil Linz of the New York Yankees is a quirky player known for pranks and unpredictable moves. The 26 year old utility outfielder and infield substitute mixes humor with solid play as he eyes a .300 season and an All Star berth.
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Major League Leaders 1963 Baseball Stat Totals
National League leaders include Mays Giants and Stargell Pirates with home runs. Crowe, Callison and Banks among top RBI leaders. Koufax and Farrell lead NL pitching. American League leaders show Colavito and Horton entries in home runs and Mantilla and Hall high on RBI and averages.
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Lyles Says West is Stronger Of Two Grid Loops
Lenny Lyles of the Baltimore Colts says the Western Division is tougher than the East despite last year’s 27-0 loss to the Browns. He notes Green Bay, Chicago and Baltimore have won the West in the past three years and expects the Colts to rebound this season despite key retirements.
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Kaline's Move Boosts Tigers In Overtime Win Over Orioles
Al Kaline moved to center field on Memorial Day and propelled the Tigers to a 5-4 extra inning victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Kaline had two hits and drove in the winning run in the 10th, lifting Detroit within 1.5 games of second place as Cleveland and Chicago won elsewhere.
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National League standings and upcoming baseball games
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with a .581 record, followed by Los Angeles and San Francisco. Friday and Saturday schedules include Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, New York at St. Louis, Chicago at Los Angeles, and Houston at San Francisco with several night games and pitchers listed.
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