Banks and Santo pace Cubs to 4-1 win over Dodgers
Ernie Banks drove in the Cubs' runs with a double and his 14th homer as Chicago beat Los Angeles 4 to 1. Santo collected three hits including a homer in the eighth, while Glen Hobbie improved to 2-5 with the win over the Dodgers.
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St. Louis Defeats Pirates 5-2 Behind Nine-Hit Attack
St. Louis Cardinals topple the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 as a nine hit assault backed by a 44 year old Julian Javier and Tim McCarver in a day night doubleheader. The Pirates used 11 pitchers in the interleague game.
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Spahn Registers 336th Win By Whitewashing Phillies 3-0
Veteran lefty Warren Spahn pitched a three hitter for his 336th career win and 57th shutout as Tommie Aaron powered the Braves to a 3-0 victory over the Phillies. Spahn, 42, earned his ninth win of the season in a dominant complete game.
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Snider Hits 400th Homer as Mets Beat Reds
Duke Snider's 400th career homer and four hits from rookie Ron Hunt propelled the New York Mets to a 10 to 3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati. The win snapped a 12-game road drought dating to last season.
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Seven 3 Year Olds to Oppose Candy Spots in Chicagoan
Seven 3 year olds including five stake winners enter Friday to oppose Rex. C. Ellsworth’s Candy Spots in Saturday’s $100000 added Chicagoan at Washington Park. Candy Spots with top weight 126 pounds will be ridden by Willie Shoemaker, his jockey in every start so far.
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Doug Jones Wins Tight Ten Round Decision
Heavyweight contender Doug Jones defeats Billy Williams by a 10 round decision in Teaneck New Jersey Friday night.
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Giants Trip Colts For Fifth Straight
San Francisco pitcher Jack Sanford with help from Tom Haller and Harvey Kuenn led the Giants to their fifth consecutive win a 2 to 1 victory over the Houston Colts. Haller hit his fourth homer of the year in the second inning and Kuenn made a great leaping catch in the eighth to double up Bob Lillis at third.
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USC Arizona battle for NCAA baseball title crown
USC beat Arizona 6 4 to force a best of one more game for the national title. Both teams have one loss and will meet Saturday to decide the championship in Omaha Nebraska.
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Butte Legion Hosts Electric City Nine At Duggan Field
Butte Legion welcomes Great Falls for conference action at Duggan Memorial Field with 6:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. games. Coach Sly Sullivan reorders the lineup to spark bats, moving Paul McHugh to third and Carl Ryan to cleanup.
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Maxwell's ninth inning homer lifts White Sox past Athletics
Charley Maxwell hit his first homer of the year to lead off the bottom of the ninth and give the Chicago White Sox a 3-2 win over the Kansas City Athletics. Ron Hansen tied the game in the seventh with a two RBI double as Ed Rakow took the loss for KC. Maxwell's shot came off Rakow who fell to 4-6 on the season.
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Sox Rally Past Athletics as Brosnan Secures Win
Jim Brosnan earned his second win in relief of Joel Horlen as the White Sox beat the Cubs 4 1. The Sox were scoreless until the seventh, overcoming miscues and base running errors by rivals. Kirk Kow (note: local fragments indicate) not sufficient. main readable facts show Brosnan's win and Sox late rally.
USC Runner Gamers 2nd Victory in NCAA Classic
USC swept to a double NCAA title in Albuquerque led by Julio Marin three mile 14 24.9 and six mile 30 32.9 to pace USC’s early lead as Oregon challenges for the team crown. Mayfield and Desnoyers posted top marks but wind and eligibility rulings affected scoring.
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Red Sox blank Orioles 5-1 as Radatz extends scoreless streak
Boston relief ace Dick Radatz extended his scoreless inning streak to 33 by retiring Baltimore in the eighth after taking over with the bases loaded. The Red Sox built a 5-1 lead with solo homers from Dick Stuart and Roman Mejias, and Baltimore’s lone run came on a John Powell double play grounder in the eighth.
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Twins surge to third with Battey and Allison homers
Earl Battey and Bob Allison powered the Minnesota Twins to a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Angels Friday night, lifting the Twins into third place.
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Cleveland Indians Top Senators in 19-Inning Thriller
Willie Kirkland capped a 19 inning marathon with a leadoff homer in the bottom of the 19th as Cleveland defeated Washington 3-2 in the second game of a twin bill after the Senators won the opener. The extended game showcased extra innings and clutch hitting by the Indians to seal the victory.
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Pepitone and Boyer Lift Yankees Past Tigers 4-2
Joe Pepitone and Clete Boyer hit home runs to spark a three-run seventh inning, powering the New York Yankees to a 4-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers before 33,576 fans. Don Mossi allowed three hits in the seventh before the rally doomed his control, with Bright singling and Boyer delivering the decisive blow.
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