Hinton slam trio caps Indians rally in doubleheader rout
Chuck Hinton powered Cleveland with three homers and six hits as the Indians crushed Detroit 7-3 and 15-2 to climb into third place. The All-Star outfielder emerged from a season slump, aided by Vic Davalillo’s injury, while Rocky Colavito and Joe Azcue also contributed big blows. Detroit pitchers were hit for 34 hits and nine homers.
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Clendenon Drives Pirates Past Giants In Doubleheader Sweep
Donn Clendenon sparked the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-4 and 7-1 doubleheader sweep of the San Francisco Giants, lifting Pittsburgh to the NL pennant chase lead by a game. He went 4-for-6 with a triple and his 15th homer, lifting his average to .293 as he vaulted back into the lineup.
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Scorer Reverses Call To Give Hurler No-Hitter In IL Doubleheader
Stan Bahnsen of the Toledo Mud Hens pitched seven innings of no hit ball, earning a 1-0 victory over the Richmond Braves after the official scorer corrected an earlier single ruling on a sixth inning grounder. The switch credited an error to Mike Ferraro and Bobby Murcer. Richmond beat Toledo in the opener 5-2 while other scores included Buffalo 5 Rochester 3 and Toronto 5 Syracuse 0, with Syracuse winning the nightcap 5-3.
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National League and American League standings and results
Baseball standings show Pittsburgh leading the NL with a 33 6 11 record and San Francisco at 55 37 .598. Los Angeles and Philadelphia trail, with Chicago and St Louis near the middle. Sunday results include New York sweeping Houston and Pittsburgh routing San Francisco, among others. Monday pitchers list matchups across both leagues with detailed slated games and times EDT.
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Baseball Leaders In 197? Rbi And Pitching Totals
National League leaders include Aaron and Stargell in RBI with 71 and 65 respectively, Clemente 61, Mays 60, Allen and White 58. Pitching top marks feature Cuellar 7-1, Perry 12-2, Koufax 16-4, Blass 8-2, Marichal 15-4. American League leaders list Robinson 73, Powell 70, F Robinson and Kaline 58, Scott 55. Pitchers include Miller 7-2, Sanford 9-3, Aker 6-2, McNally 8-3, Barber and Palmer 10-4.
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Walker and Friend averted Pirates manager crisis in 1965
In May 1965 Harry Walker faced pressure as Pirates manager after a rough stretch. Bob Friend, then Pirates player representative, intervened to save Walker's job, while the club hovered around last place and a slump continued. Friend later joined the Mets.
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Pirates season of turmoil and rising ride with Walker
The Pirates faced internal strife as manager Walker clashed with players led by Stan Williams and Roberto Clemente. A players meeting called for focus on the field, with Earl Friend defending the team from personal feuds. Don Cardwell pitched well in a 3-2 loss to the Cubs as the club began a strong stretch, then swept Atlanta and rose to a top midseason position.
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Rockets Open Two Weeks of Preseason Training
Charleston Rockets begin two weeks of training for their Continental Football League schedule. New coach Ken Carpenter plans two daily practices at Watt Powell Park open to the public. The Red White intrasquad game closes training on July 30. Manager George Coroneos reports season tickets have reached $6,000.
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