Twins sweep White Sox in doubleheader to move up
Jim Kaat and Dave Haswell sparked a two game sweep as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 7-4 in the opener and 5-1 in the nightcap. Versalles and Uhlaender contributed key hits while Rich Rollins drove in runs, lifting Minnesota into a tie for second and extending their hot stretch to 10 wins in 12.
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Bosox Split With Tigers in Detroit Rally
Detroit opened with a 3-1 lead as two walks and a sequence of singles and a wild pitch sparked a four run third inning. Jim Northrup followed with a two run single, then four more runs in the fourth on hits from Green Lumpe McAuliffe Norm Cash and a Wilborn homer.
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Norm Cash
Wilson
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Nada Pinson
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Donn Clendenon
Gary Nolan
Pete Rose
Maloney
Fittsburgh
Clendenon
Gene Alley
Jerry May
Rose
Gonzalez Pinch Homer Lifts Phillies Over Cardinals 4-3
Gonzalez belted a pinch homer and paired with Lou Brock to spark a 4-3 Phillies win over St Louis. Nelson Briles relieved for Philadelphia and allowed nil in the late innings as the Phillies snapped a three game skid and moved atop the NL. Orlando Cepeda and Tim McCarver contributed for the Cardinals in a tight affair.
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Yffer
Tony Gonzalez
Ron Willis
Mike Shandinals
Cowan
Lou Brock
Wall
Phillies
Nelson Briles
Philadelphia Phillies
Rich Allen
St. Louis
Roger Maris
Cardinals
Cepeda
Gonzalez
Billy Larry Jaster
Orlando Cepeda
Tim McCarver
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Cubs Lose Seventh Straight as Astros Blank Cubs
Houston rallied behind Don Wilson who allowed three hits in a 6-0 victory over Chicago. Wilson pitched a three hitter, while Jimmy Wynn drove in two with a two run single to lift the Astros to their fourth straight win and extend the Cubs skid to seven. Jackie Brandt knocked in three as the Cubs were shut out in the loss.
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Houston
Don Wilson
Chicago
Astros
Cubs
Wilson
Rich Nye
Jackie Brandt
Joe Morgan
Brandt
Wynn
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Morgan
Atlanta
Mincher's two run homer sparks Angels win
Don Mincher belted a two run homer to spark California to a 4-2 victory over the A's as Lew Krausse took the loss. The Angels extended their winning streak to six games with key hits from Bob Rodgers and Bubba Morton. Brunet struggled before Rojas nailed down the save.
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A’s
Minnie Rojas
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Lew Krausse
Bob Rodgers
Bubba Morton
Mike Hershberger
Danny Cater
Brunet
Anaheim
Don Mincher
California
Mets Nip Braves In 9th
New York edged Atlanta 5-4 as Jerry Buchek hit a two out pinch homer and Ron Swoboda drew a bases loaded walk in the ninth after two walks and Tommy Davis’ single loaded the bases. Hank Aaron homered for the Braves, Hal Reniff earned the win.
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Jerry Buchek
Ron Swoboda
New York Metts
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Dick Kelley
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Tommy Davis
Claude Raymond
Swoboda
Hank Aaron
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Jack Fisher
Atlanta
Hal Reniff
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Mets
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Ed Kranepool
Felipe Alou
Ken Johnson
Aaron
Rico Carty
Joe Torre
Ed Charles
Giants Beat Dodgers 1 0 In Ten Innings On Mays Hit
San Francisco blanked Los Angeles 1 0 as Mike McCormick allowed five hits and Willie Mays hit a bases loaded two out single in the 10th. Lanier opened the rally with a single and McCormick improved to 11 3 while Osteen fell to 12 8. Dodgers have lost seven straight to left handers.
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Roznovsky Delivers Orioles 2-1 Victory Over Yankees
Vic Roznovsky delivered a run scoring single in the seventh as the Baltimore Orioles beat the New York Yankees 2-1. Pete Richert and Eddie Fisher combined on a six hitter after a curfew suspended game. Brooks Robinson hit a fourth inning homer tying the club record with Gus Triandos.
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Ken McMullen
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Gre Gibbs
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Bahnsen Fires No-Hitter For Syracuse
Syracuse right hander Stan Bahnsen pitched a perfect no hitter as the Chiefs routed the Buffalo Bisons 8-0 in the International League doubleheader second game. Bahnsen, 22, improved to 5-9, fanned four, and added a single and an RBI in the opener.
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