Orioles split doubleheader with Boston to widen AL lead
Baltimore edged Boston 5-3 in the opener as Eddie Fisher relieved with two out in the ninth, then lost 5-2 in the nightcap with Boston’s Jose Santiago and John Wyatt holding the Orioles. George Scott homered for Boston, while Baltimore benefited from three unearned runs due to errors by Joe Foy. The split left Baltimore 24½ games ahead of Cleveland and Detroit in the standings.
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Killebrew homers twice as Twins beat White Sox
Harmon Killebrew hit his second homer of the game and Don Mincher added a tying two run shot in the seventh as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4. The Orioles jumped to a 2-0 lead in the second game on a single by Luis Aparacio and Brooks Robinsons 13th homer.
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McCormick Holds Off Indians For Senators Victory
Fred Valentine led off with a homer and Ken Hamlin added his first of the season as the Washington Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 2-1. Mike McCormick, after a rough stretch, allowed four hits for his fourth win. Jack Kralick gave up three hits in seven innings. Cleveland tied the game in the fourth on Chico Salmon’s triple and Rocky Colavito’s sacrifice fly.
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McAuliffe Powers Tigers to 2-1 Win Over Yankees
Dick McAuliffe hit two home runs and contributed to a 2-1 Detroit victory while Dave Wickersham allowed five hits over a strong performance. The second McAuliffe homer broke a 1-1 tie in front of 60,468 at the New York game.
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Campaneris Drives A's To Twin Bill Wins
Bert Campaneris scored the deciding runs in both games of a Kansas City doubleheader with California, 1-0 and 3-2 in 10 innings. He delivered a ninth inning infield hit and later a game winning single, snapping the Angels seven game streak.
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Koochy Reynolds Captures Classic Slow Pitch Title
Koochy Reynolds defeated Al and Ray's 13-4 to win the first annual Classic Slow Pitch Softball Tournament at Clark Park Sunday night. Earlier, Al and Ray's beat Classic 13-12 then defeated McQueen 12-7. McQueen beat Big Butte 10-3. Classic lost to Koochy Reynolds 13-8. Al and Ray's edged Jerry's Corner.
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Sheehan and Hennelly triumph in stock car heats
Tom Sheehan won the A Main and Ed Hennelly took the B Main at Butana Speedway stock car night. Galahan won the A trophy race, with Welsh, Welk, and Pederson close behind in various finals. Heat winners included Adams, Pederson, Hennelly, and Galahan.
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Legion baseball results from Sunday games
Kalispell Bozeman beat Great Falls 10 to 5 while Whitefish routed Missoula 19 6 Butte defeated Libby 9 actually Libby 2 Kalispell Bozeman 5 Anaconda 2 Missoula 11 Kalispell Anaconda 10 Great Falls 10 Helena 18 Livingston 1
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Cubs Crush Astros Twice in Sweep of DH
The Chicago Cubs powered to a doubleheader sweep over the Houston Astros, winning 9-8 and 8-2. It marked the Cubs first DH sweep of the season as they unleashed a string of homers and timely hits to deny Houston in both games.
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Cubs Rally In Nightcap To Split Doubleheader With Giants
Billy Williams drove in four runs in the opener with a double and a three run homer and added a homer in the nightcap. The Cubs waited until the fifth to erupt for six runs on two run doubles by Lee Thomas and Byron Browne and a two run homer by Randy Hundley.
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Reds Sweep Mets Behind Ellis and Pappas Doubleheader
Sammy Ellis and Milt Pappas turned in strong outings as the Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets. The Reds won 5-0 in the opener and 4-2 in the nightcap, overcoming recent struggles.
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Card pitchers turn in pair of gems
ST LOUIS AP Tito Francona hit a pair of home runs his first of the season backing two hit pitching by Ray Washburn as the Cardinals swept a doubleheader from the Phillies 1 0 and 5 1. Bob Gibson notched a three hitter to win his 10th in the nightcap after Flood and Francona sparked a scoreless duel. MecCarver followed with a home run fueling a three run fourth.
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Stargell Delivers In 11th To Beat Braves 2-1
Willie Stargell opened the 11th with a solo homer off Ted Abernathy to lift the Pirates past the Braves 2-1 in Atlanta. Stargell's 13th homer of the season followed Hank Aaron's tying shot, as Bob Veale held Atlanta to four hits through eight innings. The Pirates had earlier scored in the sixth on Matty Alou's double and Gene Alley's bunt, with Roberto Clemente driving in Alley.
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