White Sox sweep Twins with 10 runs in four games
The White Sox completed a four game sweep of the Twins with 3-2 and 4-3 victories to push their series totals to ten runs. Across the league, Oakland beat California 5-2, Detroit split with New York, and Baltimore edged Boston 4-3 as rain halted a fifth inning finish.
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Major League games scheduled across cities with varied starters
Major League baseball notes list games in Minnesota at New York Chicago at Cleveland California at Baltimore and Detroit at Boston with each matchup showing pitcher records and start times. Kant, Boston, Priddy, McDowell, Clark, McNally, Sparma and Santiago are noted among the listed players.
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Curve Was Flat Says Maloney in Philly Win
Jim Maloney of the Cincinnati Reds pitched a five hitter to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3. He didn’t start strong, but finished strong, earning the win in Philadelphia.
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Ace pitcher recalls rough early innings and wild pitches
Ace pitcher notes off target tosses and a high early inning haul as opponents score through walks and his flat curve. He laments the early struggles and the lack of bite in his breaking ball.
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Gibson Caps Doubleheader Sweep With Fourth Win
Bob Gibson earned his fourth win as the St. Louis Cardinals swept the New York Mets. Roger Maris, now with St. Louis, used a diverse approach, scoring from first on Orlando Cepeda’s seventh inning pop fly to seal a 3-2 victory and keep the Cards atop the standings after also winning the opener 6-3. Tim McCarver praised Maris’s hustle and base-running as key to the win. Mike Shannon and McCarver produced two run singles, while Dick Simpson added a two-run homer in the opener.
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Rainy doubleheader with mixed baseball results across leagues
Multiple MLB games reported with rain delays and varied outcomes. Highlights include Boston vs. New York with HRs from Boston and Yastrzemski, Detroit edging New York in a late game, and Washington defeating Cleveland in both games. Also notes on Minnesota, Chicago, California, and National League matchups with key homers and pitchers, including Hargan, Verbanic, and Gibson in different contests.
Shoe plays part in Cubs double play in Houston
Cubs pitcher Chuck Hartenstein credited his shoe for aiding a 3-2 win over the Astros in 12 innings. He relieved Ken Holtzman with two on and no outs in the 11th, Staub’s ball bounced off his toe into Becketts glove for a key double play, and Billy Williams doubled home Santo on a 12th inning sac fly.
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Manchester City and Dunfermline Play 0-0 Exhibition
English champion Manchester City and Scottish Cup winner Dunfermline battled to a goalless draw in a Saturday night exhibition soccer match in Vancouver.
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Sweden Nails Early 2-0 Edge in ROMEBY Tennis Cup
Sweden led Norway 2-0 in the double cup event at ROMEBY. Torsten Oerkberg beat Torgny Haanes 6-3 6-3, then Torsten Johansson defeated Johan Haanes 6-1 6-3 to complete the sweep.
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