Cepeda's ninth inning blast lifts Giants past Cardinals
Cepeda hits his 21st homer as San Francisco edges St. Louis 3 2 in a tense game. Mays and McCovey contributed, while Hoerner and Perry traded runs. Briles earned the win for San Francisco, Willis and Hoerner closed out as St. Louis stranded runners. The win moves the Giants 2 games in front of the Cubs.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Roger Maris
Blast
Jesus Ceped Raed Berate
San Francisco
Alou
Cepeda
Willie Mays
Argu
Nelson Briles
Willie McCovey
Joe Hoerner
Nals
Stan Landeser
Gaylord Perry
Jim Hart
Chicago Cubs
Ron Willis
Hoerner
Jack Hiatt
Francisco
Lou
Bi Satou
Brock
Mays
Flood
McCovey
Tolan
Saris
Hiatt
Mdaniel
Shannon
Javier
Maxvill
Lanier
Briles
Perry
Willis
Cline
Hogmner
Dietz
St.Louis
McDaniel
Yankees Sweep Indians in Twilight Doubleheader
The Yankees won 4-1 in the second game to complete a doubleheader sweep over the Indians after taking the opener 5-3. Bill Robinson homered in the ninth and Mickey Mantle and Charley Smith added key hits, while Mel Stottlemyre earned the win for New York. Cleveland Palmer, Don Demeter homered twice for the Indians in the first game. Tito Tiant pitched well in relief but could not stop the late Yankee rally.
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Cleveland
Bill
Robinson
New York
Yankees
Don Demeter
Luis Tiant
Ena
Bob Tillman
Tiant
Mickey Mantle
Charley Smith
Smith
Mel_—— Stottlemyre
Indians
Tony Horton
Vicl Cavallilo
Cleveland Clarke
Hinton
Baschilto
Alvis
Davalilla
Thorton
Fuller
L Brown
Mare
Hargan
Downing
Goneateg
Annolly
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L.brown
W.trobinsar
C.smith
Demeter
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White
Pepitone
Beso Downing
NEW Ore
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Ite
Davalilio
Sido Moschitto
Wagner Mantle
Fepitone Cf
Csmith
Gonzalez
Aong Wrolns
Clevelan
Tape
Mantle
Bae
Robinson G. SB
S—Alvis
Aller
Stellmyre
Finn ' I
Emmett Ashford
Joe Pepitone
Yanks
Ducke Sims
A's Edge Senators In 10th
Kansas City beat Washington 2 2 in ten innings as Mike Hersberger delivered a bases loaded single with two out in the 10th. Earlier Dick New singled in two for the Senators and John Donaldson doubled for the A’s. Crowded inning actions featured walks and a costly hit by Cater.
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Hersberger
Kansas City
Washington
Bart Cammnanacio
Cater
Ken Harrelson
Tim Talton
Lew Krausse
Dave Baldwin
Senators
Hershberger
Dick New
Chuck ‘Dobson
Athletics
Camilo Pascual
Donaldson
Ramon Webster
Harrelson
Phillies Edge Cubs 2-1 as Bunning Wins 13th
Philadelphia beats Chicago 2-1 behind Jim Bunning's nine strikeouts and seven hits allowed. Bill White drove in the decisive run with a sixth inning single, Johnny Briggs scoring. Ernie Banks had the Cubs' only other RBI, and Lefty Jim Ellis debuted by relieving Hands in the fifth.
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Bill White
Johnny Briggs
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Bunning
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Banks
Cub
Cap Anson
Cookie Rojas
Bill Hands
Clarence Jones
Briggs
Hands
Jim Ellis
Tacoma
Randy Hundley
Ellis
Handley
Don Kessinger
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Rojas
Kessinger
Briggs Cf
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Willams
Callison
Savage
Phillips Cf
Jenis
Spangler
Philadelphia
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Tojas
Hundley
J-Ellis
White
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BYU Drops Second in Asia Tour Clash
Manila AP report says Brigham Young University basketball team lost 85 to 70 to a Philippine opponent after leading 42 to 30 at halftime. It was BYU’s second defeat in four games on their Orient Pacific tour.
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Manila
Brigham Young University
Cougars
Rookie Pitcher Stars As Mets Beat Bucs
New York Mets rookie Danny Frisella drove in a run scored another and, with late inning help from Don Shaw, edged Pittsburgh 3-2. Dennis Ribant took the loss. Harrelson’s single and a Mota error opened the first inning. In the third Grote singled and Frisella doubled to 3-0 before Frisella scored on an infield out and passed ball.
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Indians
Max Alvis
Steve Hargan
Yankees
Horace Clarke
Roy White
Theead
Charlie Smith
Jake Gibbs
New York
al Downing
Clarke
Mets
Bucs
Danny Frisella
Don Shaw
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Dennis Ribant
Bud Harrelson
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Larry Stahl
Jerry Grote
Frisella
Bill Mazeroski
Mota
Shaw
Wills
Harrelson Pe
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Alley
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Kranpool
Foxs
Maia
Mazeroski
Mata
Frisellz
Buchek
Ibant
HSBR
Elmar
Frank Robinson
Russ Snyder
Snyder
Northrup
Robinson
Gahan Wins Malta Race at Albany Saratoga Speedabout
Ernie Gahan of Dover New Hampshire led late to win the 30 lap feature modified sportsman race at Albany Saratoga Speedway Malta. George Pendergast placed second with Bob Bruno and Don MacTavish among early leaders. Heat winners were Bruno Patnode Romano. ARDC midgets and semilate model stock cars join program tomorrow with Dutch Schaefer Johnny Coy Len Duncan and Pete Corey among notable entrants. Corey plans a fuel injected Chevy II powered car fresh from a recent NEMA midget result.
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Dover
N.H
Albany-Saratoga Speedway
Malta
George Pendergast
Pawtucket
Bob Bruno
Plattsburgh
Don MacTavish
Mass
Lou Lazzaro
Utica
Bruno
Ed Patnode
Springfield
Andy Romano
Johnstown
Bill Harmon
Niantic
Conn
George Retten
Ken Platt
Taberg
Bruce Havens
Oriskany
ARDC
Dutch Schaefer
Johnny Coy
Len Duncan
Ernie McCoy
Ray Brown
Bobby ‘Albert
Verplank
Jerry Wall
Little Falls
Pete Corey
Crescent
Corey
Bosse Team Captures PGA Event at Winding Brook
Ed Bosse of Colonie and Al Corviello of host club won the North eastern PGA Pro Member tourney at Winding Brook with a best ball 63. They posted 43 and 30 to finish one stroke ahead of four 64s. Mattson led the pro scores with 36 and 32, three strokes ahead of Bosse.
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Valatie
Winding Brook Country Club
Ed Bosse
Colonie
al Corviello
Bosse
Ltu Smith
Valhalla
Roger Burton
Alex Gerlak
Kingston
Ed Kelly
Mike Moynihan
Ballston Spa
Charles Jack
Earl Roy
Cobleskill
Bill Gressick
Catskill
James Hutchins
Woodstock
Johnny Gaucas
van Schaick
Marty Czwakel
Normanside
Brunswick tops South Troy in district tourney opener
Brunswick defeats South Troy 5 to 7 in a district 14 tournament game. Mark Carnevale and Ben Hammett lead Brunswick with nine RBI combined, plus a homer and two singles. South Troy’s Kevin Coty hits a two run homer and Jim Fryer adds two hits. Tonight’s schedule features Brunswick vs Cohoes and other regional matchups.
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Rensselaer
Mark Carnevale
Ben Hammett
Ed Faas
Tom Mahar
Bob Sickles
Mike Sontheimer
Frank Clemente
Manny Nedd
Cohoes
America
Lansingburgh
South Troy
Steve Grey
Matt Carabis
Walt Agnew
Jim Fryer
Karl Telwis
Jim Ratigan
Kevin Coty
Worm Homer
Oliva Stars With RBI Hits Twins Edge Chisox, 3-2
Tony Oliva drove in two runs with a second inning single and a seventh inning hit as Minnesota edged Chicago 3-2 behind a strong relief effort from Wilbur Wood. Rod Carew and Cesar Tovar contributed key runs in a tight AL battle, while Rocky Colavito and Don Buford sparked Chicago’s late rally but could not overcome the visitors.
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Tony Oliva
Cesar Tovar
Oliva
Versalles
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Sting
Wilbur Buzhardt
Nesota
Chicago White
Wood
Sox
Bob Locker
J. C. Ot Martin
Tovar
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White Sox
Bruce Howard
Chicago
Dean Chance
Rocky
Colavito
Ron Hansen
Don Buford
Pete Ward
Chance
Hansen
Buford
Versailles
McCraw
Ward
Colivita
Killebrew
Boyer
Reese
Allison
Burgess
Waldspinoff
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Martin
Hernandz
Agee Cf
Zimrmane
Nixon
Berry
Morales
Dchance
Howard
Buzhardt
Locker Poom Wood
Willams
McMahon
Sb—Mccraw
Uhlaender
B.howard
Locker
D.chance
Wis
Wynantskill Firemen defeat Laws 4 to 1 in softball
Wynantskill Fire Department beat Laws 4 1 in an independent softball game last night. Bob King and Joe Lalley each had a pair of singles while Jim Hannigan doubled for Wynantskill. Charlie Rockwell made a leaping catch to end Laws threats as Mulany hit a double and Rich Grady added two singles for Laws.
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Wynantskill
Law
Bob King
Joe Lalley
Jim Hannigan
Charlie Rockwell
Gene Mulany
Mullany
Rich Grady
Torre's HR Tops Astros In Marathon Victory
ATLANTA AP Joe Torre belted his 17th homer of the season with one out in the 11th, lifting the Atlanta Braves to a 6-5 win over the Houston Astros in a marathon game.
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Astros
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Atlanta Braves
Angels Beat Red Sox 1-0 on McGlothlin Three-Hitter
Jim McGlothlin pitched a three hitter for California as Jimmie Hall scored on a fourth inning wild pitch to put the Angels in front 1-0 over Boston. Stange allowed four hits in seven innings, but the Angels capitalized on the errorless effort to pull within three games of Chicago in the AL race and drop the Red Sox from second to third place.
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Anaheim
Jim McGlothlin
Jimmie Hall
California Angels
Boston
Hall
Don Mincher
McGlothlin
Lee Stange
Stange
Angels
Chicago
White Sox
Red Sox
Strampe Leads PBA Coast Guard Open After First Round
Detroit bowler Bob Strampe posted a 1455 total for six games to lead the 120-player field by 81 pins at Grand Haven Michigan in the $30,000 U S Coast Guard Open. Joliet Illinois’s Jim Stefanich was second at 1374, with Chicago’s Chet Dziedzina rolling a 280 high game but finishing seventh at 1300 as qualifying continues.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Bob Strampe
Detroit
Strampe
Jim Stefanich
Joliet
Til
Chet Dziedzina
Chicago
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