Musial Drives In Three As Cards Narrow Giants Lead
Stan Musial drove in three runs to pace the St. Louis Cardinals past the San Francisco Giants 7 to 4, reducing the Giants’ margin over the second place Redbirds to one game. Ron Taylor earned his third win as he settled after a rough start, striking out seven in seven plus innings. Musial’s RBI singles in the first, second and fourth highlighted a 5-0 Cardinals surge, with McCarver, Flood and Groat also driving in runs. The Giants battled back with two in the third and four singles plus a sac fly, but fell short as Altman and Alou provided late offense for St. Louis.
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Tom Aarons Bat Leads Braves to Win
Tommy Aaron drove in three runs with a triple and a single to lift Milwaukee past Houston 4 to 1. Lew Burdette won his fourth this year after a five-hit Houston night, while Don Nottebart went the distance in a losing effort.
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Ellsworth Reflects After Bunt Single Start Spoiled
After a tense play in Philadelphia Covington opened the inning with a bunt on a curve inside by pitcher Dick Ellsworth. Ellsworth called it a bad pitch but noted the team still won and said he was satisfied with the victory despite the near-miss to baseball fame.
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Cubs Pitcher Ellsworth Hurls One-Hitter in 2-0 Win
Dick Ellsworth dominated with a one hitter and hit a homer by Andre Rodgers as the Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2-0. Rodgers homered in the fifth and Santo Banks produced the second run in the ninth, lowering Ellsworths ERA to 1.08 while Boozer took the loss.
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Friend Flattens Casey's Boys In Pirates 11 Run Win
Bob Friend retired the first 17 Mets in order and pitched a two hit night as Pittsburgh clobbered New York 11 to 1. Jerry Lynch Willie Stargell Bill Mazeroski and Bill Virdon homered while Mazeroski and Clendenon added key blows amid a 16 hit attack. The Mets' drought continued as they dropped to 11 losses in 13 games and were held to three runs in the past four.
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Reds Ace Out Hapless Bums
Daryl Spencer delivered a fourth inning RBI single as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 10 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Joey Jay allowed four hits over nine innings with seven strikeouts for his first shutout and complete game of the season, improving to 2-8. Leo Cardenas made a crucial seventh inning stop to preserve the gem. Spencer drove in the decisive run after Pinson doubled with two out.
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Leading Hitters Batting Leaders and Power Totals
National League star Phil Cyngton leads with .338 while White and Boyer follow, multiple Cardinals excel in hits. In home runs, Aaron heads NL with 16, Alou 12, and Covington 9 split with others. RBIs show Alou, Aaron and Boyer atop, with wide distribution across NL and AL.
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Hegan Named Pioneer League Top Player of Month
Mike Hegan of Idaho Falls wins the first Pioneer League top player of the month award, edging Twin Falls outfielder Alex Johnson. Hegan leads hitters with a .396 average through 25 games, 7 homers, 27 RBIs, and 36 runs scored, with Johnson tied for hits. Other vote recipients include Lou Knoya, Bob Cerone, Adrien Garrett, Glen Clark, and Cliff Pollitte.
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Scholastic footballer nets rare dual college spell
San Diego defensive back Dick Harris of the AFL's San Diego Padres studies at California Western and Chapman College in the off season, splitting time between football and academics.
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Villanova Clinches IC4A Title Fourth Time in Seven Years
Villanova dominated the IC4A championships led by Pat Traynor and Vic Zwolak as they won five events and placed in 11 to total 49 points. Yale finished second with 35, Manhattan third at 27, Morgan State fourth with 23, and Maryland fifth at 22. Traynor won the mile and the steeplechase, Zwolak claimed the three mile, with Cruz and Carroll also earning titles for Villanova.
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