Dodgers Top Cardinals 9-3 Behind Fairly and Osteen
Dodgers beat St Louis 9-3 as Ron Fairly homered and drove in five, with Claude Osteen securing his second win in three decisions. Ray Washburn took the loss as Dodgers built a 3-1 lead and expanded it with a two-run double and timely hitting.
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Phils Sweep Mets 10-6 3-1 in Doubleheader
Phils rally to a 10-6 win in game one and a 3-1 victory in game two. Tony Gonzalez homered twice, Allen and Linz drove in runs, Ellsworth pitched both games, and New York squandered a late lead in the opener before Philadelphia pulled away in the eighth and ninth innings.
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Leafs Blank Canadiens To Tie Stanley Cup Series
Toronto coach Punch Imlach said the only way to beat the Canadiens is to shove it down their throats after the Maple Leafs 3-0 win. Johnny Bower posted his fifth playoff shutout as Toronto outshot Montreal 43 to 18, with goals by Stemkowski Horton and Walton. The series heads to Toronto for Games 3 and 4, while Jim Pappin may return from a foot injury for Tuesday.
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Reds Edge Astros 5-3 Behind Pappas Win
Cincinnati built five straight hits including a two run single by Deron Johnson and beat Houston 5-3. Milt Pappas shrugged off Ron Davis’s second inning homer, lasting seven innings for the win as Houston dropped its seventh in a row.
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Giants Braves Doubleheader Rained Out In San Francisco
A scheduled doubleheader between the Atlanta Braves and San Francisco Giants was rained out yesterday after 11% innings. The downpour halted play with the Giants batting in the bottom of the second of a scoreless game. After a 1 hour 50 minute delay, the doubleheader was postponed with no rescheduling dates set.
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Saturday Scores From Major Leagues
National League results show Philadelphia 4 New York 3 and San Francisco 6 Atlanta with Cincinnati 7 Houston 2. St Louis 3 Los Angeles 1. Pittsburgh at Chicago postponed due to cold weather. American League California 11 Cleveland and Minnesota 4 Detroit 3 Chicago 1 Washington 6 Baltimore 12 Kansas City 2 Boston 5 New York 4.
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Aker Stars In 2nd Game Orioles Beat A's 8-7
In a split doubleheader, Jack Aker delivered a run scoring single in the eighth as Kansas City rallied past Baltimore 8-7 after trailing 4-0. Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson led the Orioles to a 5-2 opener win with a homer and five RBIs.
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Angels Sweep Indians In Doubleheader Comeback Win
Pinch hitter Jose Cardenal grounded to third as Alvis threw home, Duke Sims loosed a high tag and Lopez scored the winning run. The Angels earned an unearned third inning run but Cleveland tied the game at 1-1 later in the frame.
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Howard Stars In Pinch Role Yanks Clip Bosox, 7-5
The New York Yankees defeat the Boston Red Sox 7-5 aided by Elston Howard's two run pinch double and Al Downing's relief pitching. Downing blanked Boston through five innings, overcoming a 5-1 deficit as Tom Tresh Mickey Mantle and Charlie Smith contributed key hits. Yastrzemski hit a two run homer for Boston and Gibsons doubled.
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Twins Beat Tigers 4 2 Behind Versalles Ninth Inning Hit
Zoilo Versalles delivered a ninth inning triple driving in two as Minnesota edged Detroit 4 2. Tony Oliva started the rally with a double, Harmon Killebrew walked, and Versalles followed with the key three bagger. Earlier, Walt Bond hit a two run pinch hit homer to put the Twins ahead. Norm Cash tied it in the eighth with a solo shot after Cash had opened the scoring in the sixth.
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Eastern League scores update
Pawtucket edges Waterbury 6 to 5 while Binghamton defeats Pittsfield 4 to 2 Reading outslugs York 6 to 5 Williamsport tops Elmira 5 to 3 in compact minor league results.
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