Kaline and Wood Spark Tigers Past Red Sox in Slugfest
Detroit tops Boston 1 0 as Al Kaline belts two homers driving in four and Jake Wood adds three hits, steals, and two runs. Faul allows three hits for a three hitter. Morehead suffers fifth straight loss amid the Tigers’ early scoring surge. Other AL results include Doowning’s two-hitter for New York and Osteen’s mound duel.
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Giants Stop Dodgers To End Five-Game Slide In Rain
Cepeda hit a game winning homer off Billy Pierce as the Giants defeated the Dodgers to halt a five game drought. Perranoski took the loss while Larsen and Culp worked in relief. Mets and Phillies wins echoed, with Cepeda collecting key hits and McCovey contributing in a tense late rally.
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Giants Win Bi-State Baseball Title From Boonsboro
Williamsport High School caps the 1969 Bi-State baseball championship with a 7-3 win over Boonsboro at South High. Donnie Hott pitched a three hitter, guiding the Williamsport squad to revenge after two regular season losses. Beard doubled and scored, Martin drove in runs, and Hott added a key wild pitch. Williamsport finishes 13-3-1, while Boonsboro ends as runner-up.
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Bonus Hurler Wins No. 8 For Phillies
Ray Culp, the $100,000 bonus rookie, earned his eighth victory for the Philadelphia Phillies in a 6-2 win over the Milwaukee Braves. Culp allowed four hits, struck out seven, walked four, and benefited from key Phillies offense in the fourth and fifth innings. Bob Hendley took the loss for the Braves.
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Today's Games In Major Leagues
Cincinnati visits New York as Nuxhall faces Jackson in a 43 5 record clash Milwaukee travels to Philadelphia with Ruudette aiming for win over Short. N St Louis visits Pittsburgh as Gibson seeks 4 3 quality from Schwallaa N San Francisco goes to Los Angeles to meet Crystale 74 N Chicago at Houston with Johnson 24 on mound. Yesterday results show Cleveland 3 Baltimore 2 and Los Angeles 13 Kansas City Detroit 6 Boston New York 7 0 Washington 0 1.
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