Baseball Scores and Schedule From Sunday and Tuesday
United Press International notes Sunday results Pittsburgh 8 New York 0 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1 Houston 7 Atlanta 1 Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 0 San Francisco 2 St. Louis 0. Tuesday’s schedule lists Philadelphia at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati New York at St. Louis Chicago at Houston Los Angeles at San Francisco. AL standings include Baltimore Chicago California Minnesota Washington Boston New York Kansas City with several late games and probable pitchers for night games.
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Roche sweeps finals at International Tennis tournament
Tony Roche of Australia won the men’s singles, doubles, and mixed doubles titles at the International Tennis tournament in Reggio Calabria Italy. He defeated Clark Graebner of Beachwood Ohio 7 5 6 2 5 3 in the singles final.
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McDowell Hurls Second Consecutive One-Hitter
Sam McDowell pitched his second straight one hitter as the Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 1-0. He struck out 10 to lift his season tally to 49 with the Indians winning 11 of 12 starts. Other AL results included Kansas City 1 New York 0 and Boston 6 1 California 9 1 in the nightcap.
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Sutton and Perry secure third wins in NL action
The Dodgers and Giants vaulted closer to the league leaders as Don Sutton and Gaylord Perry each pitched shutouts for their third victories. Sutton eight innings against Cincinnati and Perry four-hit St Louis highlighted a day when Pittsburgh, Houston, and Chicago also won. Perry earned a spot in SF’s rotation with his complete game, while Sutton benefitted from bullpen support by Ron Perranoski.
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Baseball Leaders Highlights from 1960s Stats
The data lists National and American League leaders in runs batted in and pitching wins. It names Aaron Braves Flood Cards Mays Giants Johnson Dodgers Thomas Braves Haller McCovey Giants 12 and Kaline 11 among batters, plus Marichal Cueller Perry McDowell McNally Barber Palmer Stephenson Burdette Locker Pizarro with 2 0 records.
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Yankees Trade Talk Sparks Nervous Locker Room
In New York, Yankee players joke about offers for Jim Bouton while managing uncertainty over the club’s status. After Bouton shut out Army in a 1-0 exhibition at West Point, questions about deals persist as brass weigh the team’s overall strength amid mounting speculation.
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Keane Under Scrutiny as Yankees Face Pressure
Sport Parade at Yankee Stadium centers on Johnny Keane who bears the blame for the slump. Rumors of an axe hang over the club as the home stand ends, though reports say no change is certain. GM Ralph Houk plans ahead but may be ordered to move.
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Giants Exile Willie Mays May Play In Exhibition
Willie Mays may appear briefly as the San Francisco Giants rest from the NL race to face the University of Santa Clara in an exhibition. He strained his left knee in Sunday's 2-0 win over St Louis, but x-rays were negative and no swelling noted. The Dodgers series looms with Mays chasing the NL home run mark.
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Koonce Sent Down by Cubs to Tacoma
Cubs pitcher Cal Koonce was optioned to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League Sunday with a 15.42 ERA and an 0-1 record. He appeared in four games this season, all in relief, and is subject to a 24 hour recall.
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