Yankees Nip Bosox in 18th Inning For 7-6 Win
Yankees defeat Red Sox 7-6 in 18 innings at New York after Pepitone delivers a run scoring single in the 18th. Five hours forty minutes game time, longest AL game in four years. Amaro, Gibbs, and Parker contribute key hits as Bosox rally but fall short. Stange and McMahon collide with late game miscues.
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White Sox sweep Sens with 16th inning win
In Chicago, Darold Knowles walked Jerry Adair with the bases loaded in the 16th, forcing in Ken Berry to give the White Sox a 4-3 win and sweep of the doubleheader with Washington. Tommie Agee and Pete Ward homered in the first game, while Hank Allen provided a pinch homer in the eighth to force a 3-3 tie before the nightcap theatrics.
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Orioles Lose Opener In 10th As Angels No-Hitter Dreams Die
Angels win 5-4 in ten innings as Barber battles arm trouble and California pitchers. Jim Frogosi drives in the decisive run with a double in the 10th, while Sonny Siebert and rookie Bill Rohr are noted for their earlier performances, the Orioles suffer a chaotic opener with unclear line details.
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Allen's 2-0 Phillies win over Mets highlighted by Allen homer
Rich Allen hit a two run homer to stake Philadelphia to victory as Larry Jackson shut down New York. The rookie Bo Denehy took the loss while Allen added his second homer of the season in a tight 2-0 game.
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Brock and Cepeda power Cardinals past Astros 11-8
St Louis remains unbeaten with Lou Brock belting his third and fourth homers in two days and Orlando Cepeda delivering a tie breaking blast. Brock extended a seven game hit streak and drove in eight runs as the Cardinals scored three in the seventh to pull away. Houston’s pitching faltered as Carrol Sembera yielded the decisive damage after the fourth inning.
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A's Rally Past Tigers 11-7 in Disjoint Comeback
In a doubleheader opener at Kansas City, the Oakland Athletics erased a 6-3 deficit after one inning to defeat the Detroit Tigers 11-7. Key bursts included a two-run double by Bester, and five runs in the sixth, aided by Campaneris and Suarez, for the A's.
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Reds Complete sweep of Giants behind Queen's six hit shutout
Mel Queen fired a six hit shutout as Cincinnati routed San Francisco 6-0 in the second game and took the doubleheader 4-1 in the opener. Vada Pinson hit a two run homer and Pete Rose added a two run double in the nightcap. An eighth inning error by Jesus Alou in the opener enabled Tommy Harper to score from first on a single, breaking a 1-1 tie.
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Alou's two run triple lifts Pirates past Cubs 6 5
Matty Alou delivered a two run triple with two out in the ninth to rally Pittsburgh past Chicago 6 to 5. Donn Clendenon and Bill Mazeroski singled in the ninth, Gene Alley walked, and Manny Mota's pinch single drove in the tying run before Joe Niekro debuted for the Cubs.
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Tribe Edges Twins on Wagner Homer in 4-3 Win
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP Leon Wagner hit a two run homer and Sam McDowell pitched out of trouble in the eighth inning with the tying run aboard as Cleveland defeated Minnesota 4 3 yesterday.
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Toronto Defeats Chicago 4 2 To Lead Finals 3 2
Toronto wins 4 2 over Chicago to clinch best of seven at 3 2 in the National League Finals. Pittsburgh muscles past Hershey 4 1 to take the American League Semifinals in four games.
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