Spahn and Lary Shine as Mets Sweep Phillies
Warren Spahn, 44, and Frank Lary, 34, dominated Philadelphia in a Mets twin bill, Spahn earning his 360th win and Lary winning his first decision of the year. The Mets swept 6-2 and 4-1 behind Spahn’s veteran steadiness and Lary’s eight-inning gem, while Cincinnati routed Houston 5-2 and St. Louis beat Los Angeles 6-4. Eddie Kranepool and Charley Smith backed Spahn, Johnny Lewis delivered a three-run homer for New York, and Deron Johnson, John Edwards, Leo Cardena, and Maloney led St Louis with four hits each in a win that tightened NL standings.
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Marsh Fork Routs Talcott In Region 6 Semi-Finals
Marsh Fork remained undefeated and will play Peterstown in the regional final after a 6-1 win over Talcott at Warren Williams Field. Pitcher Jerry Combs threw his third straight no-hitter in tourney play, fanning 12 and walking none, as Marsh Fork broke a 1-1 tie with five sixth-inning runs highlighted by Landy’s center-field homer and a ground-rule double by Stepp. The win advances Marsh Fork to the regional final with the winner facing Parkersburg for the state crown.
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Baseball Stat Leaders National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Mays with 36 hits and a .379 average in 87 at bats, Torre 38 runs scored and 16 home runs, and Aaron 34 RBIs. American League figures show Mantilla leading with 31 RBIs and Horton 33 runs, with notable batting averages around .320 to .363. Home run tallies list Mays, Santo, Torre with nine or more.
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Oak Hill Golfers Finish 10-0 in Four-Wteam Meet
Oak Hill golf team closed the year 10-0 after shooting 294 to top a four team match at White Oak Country Club. Shannon Melesky led with 66, Mark Plymale 73, Sonny Baker 76, and Mike Duda 79 for Oak Hill. Beckley 313, Summersville 323, St Albans 332.
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Builders Capture Sophia LL Win
Sophia LL action saw Builders & Frank lin defeat Smith & Williams 6-1 as Hoover earned three hit pitching and 11 strikeouts. Four BF runs in the second sealed the win with scattered hits and two errors. Tams plan practice Tuesday at Little League Park.
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Rookie predicts rear-engines beat themselves at Indy 500
Indy rookie Arnold Knepper of Belleville Jr predicts the rear-engine cars will beat themselves in the 500 mile race. He qualified 154.5 mph on Illinois day beside Don Branson as the field shifts from roadsters to rear-engined machines led by Lotus in a evolving Indianapolis Motor Speedway lineup.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From A MLB Week
Weekend results show New York and Cleveland win nights while Detroit and Chicago drop, with Monday tallies for Baltimore and Washington. Probable pitchers listed for midweek games include Kralick Siebert Bouton and Newman May with several night games and cross league matchups across Cleveland New York Los Angeles and Chicago.
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Bethany College Wins Inaugural AIC Baseball Title
Bethany College clinched its first resident Athletic Conference baseball championship under coach Bob Goin. The Bisons finished the season with an 8 7 record.
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Pepitone fuels Yankee onslaught with grand slam punch
Yankees rout Indians 15-5 as Joe Pepitone drives four runs and adds a grand slam. He has lifted New York with a .324 surge since early May, stepping in for the injured Roger Maris. Mel Stottlemyre wins his fifth, Tresh Linz and Boyer back him with key hits.
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Eagles Meet Summersville In Regional Semifinals Tilt
The Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles take on the Summersville Grizzlies at Warren Williams field at 3 p.m. in Region 5 baseball semifinals. Woodrow carries a 12-2 record, Summersville 8-4, with Beckley awaiting the regional final winner.
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Toronto Wins Twin Bill Takes Top IL Spot
The Toronto Maple Leafs swept Syracuse 2-1 and 83 to move into first place in the International League by 11 percentage points. Toronto has eight straight wins and 14 of 15 for 27-11 and .711. Atlanta Crackers fall to 28-12 after an 11-3 defeat at Jacksonville. Columbus edged Toledo 3-2 in 11 innings and Buffalo beat Rochester 6-5.
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