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Braves Move Into Second in National League Standings
Sam Sain and Warren Spahn anchored the Braves as they beat the Cardinals 10-2 in St Louis to run their win streak to five and climb to second place. Sain allowed six hits for his third straight win while Spahn won 11-5 the prior night, boosting Boston's standing behind the Giants and ahead of the Cards and Pirates. Elliott led a 17-hit attack with a homer, a double, and two singles as the Braves surged early and held on. The Phillies and Dodgers each posted wins elsewhere as the league race tightened.
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