Indians' Trio Pitches Indians Toward Lead in 5-0 Win
Sammy McDowell Sonny Siebert and Luis Tiant led Cleveland with strong pitching as Siebert threw a three hitter and 15 strikeouts to beat Washington 5-0. The trio has won 13 of 16 since May 15 helping the Indians climb to fourth, 8 1/2 games behind.
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Crackers win in 11th 2-1 over Syracuse
Atlanta Crackers prevail 2-1 in 11 innings as Jim McKnight lines a bases loaded single to win. Bill Robinson adds his ninth homer while Syracuse ties in the ninth on doubles by Ron Cox and Mickey Stanley. Toronto beats Toledo 6-2 as Jim Gosger homers and doubles lead the Leafs.
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Osteen Surrenders Only Hit As Dodgers Blank Giants
Dodgers lefty Claude Osteen pitched the first NL shutout of his career against the Giants, allowing a second inning single by Jack Hiatt. John Roseboro provided early offense with two first-inning RBIs, while Osteen and teammates Koufax Drysdale and Podres anchored a strong mound effort. Meanwhile Vern Law won his sixth in a row for Pittsburgh as Willie Stargell drove in three. Braves rally to beat Phillies after crucial defensive miscues, and Cubs win in 11th vs Astros.
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Baseball scores and standings from national league west news
Minnesota, Detroit, Boston, New York and other teams played yesterday with results listed. Cleveland routed Washington 8 to 0. LA dominated San Francisco 8 to 0, while Milwaukee and Chicago split. NL standings show Los Angeles leading at .685 with Milwaukee, Cincinnati, San Francisco trailing. Upcoming games include Minnesota at New York and Boston at Chicago.
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International League Standings and Schedule Notes
The standings show Atlanta leading with 45 wins and .682, Toronto at .897, Columbus 37 27, Jacksonville 33 28, Syracuse 29 32, Toledo 27 37, Rochester 27 37, and Buffalo 18 46. Several games postponed by rain include Columbus at Buffalo and Rochester at Jacksonville, with Toledo at Toronto and Syracuse at Atlanta on the slate.
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