Marichal’s bid for 300 games and Giants dominance
Tony Constantine notes Juan Marichal trending toward 20-win seasons with eight straight wins and a path to 200 victories in three years. He compares favorably with Sandy Koufax and cites Marichal’s strong performances against the Dodgers and Pirates amid Giants’ infield concerns.
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Reds Top Pirates Behind Pappas Five-Hit Night
Milt Pappas held the Pirates to five hits while Tom Harper Deron Johnson and Tony Perez powered the Reds with four homers and key RBIs. Roberto Clemente hit his ninth homer of the season, Rose extended a 22 game hitting streak, and the crowd of 28,179 marked the Pirates first Saturday night game.
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Morrall Signs Giants Contract
Quarterback Earl Morrall, sidelined by a broken wrist for much of last season, has signed the 1967 contract with the New York Giants. He says his injured wrist is good, the cast was removed in early April, and he has thrown daily. Morrall, a 12 year NFL veteran, will start his third year with the Giants as they open training at Fairfield University in July. He joined the Giants in 1965 in a trade from Detroit and led his first season to a 7-7 record, ranking fifth among NFL passers.
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Fifteen Records Fall In Pennsylvania Track Meet
Neshaminy wins Class A and Spring Ford takes Class B as 41st PIAA championships set 15 marks. Ambridge two athletes still set records with Konovolo’s javelin 228 feet 7 inches and Kaufman’s high jump 6 feet 9.5 inches. North Allegheny’s Richey clocks 4 11.1 mile, wins 880 in 1 55.2.
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Ashe Leads U S To Split With Mexico In Davis Cup
United States beat Marcelo Lara 7 5 6 2 7 5 as Arthur Ashe of Virginia delivered a straight set win in Mexico City. Rafael Osuna defeated Cliff Richey 6 3 4 6 1 4 6 3 6 1 in the opening singles.
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Robinson Drives In Four As Orioles blank Red Sox
Frank Robinson drove in four runs with his 11th and 12th home runs as Baltimore routed Boston 10-0. Tom Phoebus scattered 10 hits for his third win, while Darrell Brandon absorbed the loss after Robinson’s second homer knocked him out.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Schedule From National and American Leagues
National standings show Cincinnati leading with 28 wins and 16 losses followed by St. Louis Pittsburgh and San Francisco. Sunday’s schedule lists games including New York at Atlanta St. Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Los Angeles among others with probable pitchers and times.
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Twins Triumph Over A's In Seven Inning Game
Bob Allison drove in all four Twins runs with a triple and a single to lead Minnesota to a 4-1 win over Kansas City. The game ended after seven innings due to rain delays, with Jim Grant earning the win and Lew Krausse taking the loss as the Twins scored three in the first inning.
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