Orioles Bow Sox 10-0 in McNally Dominant Shutout
Orioles routed Boston 10-0 as Dave McNally pitched a six hitter for his sixth win after a 4-2 day game loss. Paul Blair homered twice, Brooks Robinson hit his 10th, and Curt Motton added a homer and two RBIs while Boog Powell and Larry Haney drove in runs for Baltimore. Joe Foy homered for Boston in the day game, but Boston pitching faltered in relief as the Orioles built a big fifth inning.
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Boston
Paul Blair
Brooks Robinson
Curt Motton
Red Sox
Dave McNally
Baltimore
Joe Foy
Orioles
Janet Motlon
Robinson
Haney
Morton
Larry Haney
Boog Powell
Rus
McNally
Blair
Rico Petrocelli
Foy
Lee Stange
Sparky Lyles
John Wyatt
Boston Aparicia
Gotondrens
Chicago
Hoyt
Wilhelm
Jimmy Loe
Lyle
B. Robinson
Hall
Kooop
Roger Repoz
Jim Fregosi Stange
Wyatt
Phoebus
Balke
SAN Francisco
Peters
Houston
George Brunfield
Apse
Res
Blefary
Veleraski
Ken Berry
Astros
Brobinst
Coniglaro
Willie Powell
Scott
Motton
Petroelli
California
Chicago McCovey
Jim Ray Hart Johnson
R Smith
Giants
Yan Ec Wooo
Ardenal
Williams
BeNally
Bell
Schaal
McCraw
Santiago
Thomas H
Berry
Osinski
Rojas
Foo Agee
Adair
Fregosi
Hansen
Tom Haller
Cisco
Mincher
Kenorthy
Buford
Reichardt
Martney
C¢ Morton
Rodgers
Hal Lanier
Lanier
Aston
Peters P
Satriano
Knoop
Aparicio
Bizary
Brunet
Chuck Harrison
B.robinson
Lola
Couistiaro
Werhas
Js-Mcnally
Roninson
Powell
McNalty
Reds Rally To Split Mets Doubleheader In Cincinnati
Floyd Robinson and Pete Rose sparked two three run rallies for the Reds in the nightcap as Cincinnati beat the Mets 6-3 to split a two night doubleheader. Tommy Davis hit two homers for New York in the opener, which the Mets won 7-3.
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Cincinnati
Floyd Robinson
Pete Rose
Reds
New York Mets
Tommy Davis
Larry Stahl
Mets
Tribe Nips Yankees In 15th inning comeback win
In New York the Cleveland Indians edged the Yankees 4 to 3 in 15 innings. Max Alvis opened the 15th with a double and scored after Tony Horton bunt and Joe Azcue grounder. George Culver earned the win in relief for Cleveland.
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NEW York
Max Alvis
Joe Azcue
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Alvis
Thad Tillotson
New Yorks
Tony Horton
Azcue
Ruben Amaro
George Culver
Yankees
Leon Wagner
Indians
Mickey Mantle
John Kennedy
Mantle
Amaro
New
Notlebart
Renifl
Ruiz
Arrigo
Wood
Stahl
Perez
S—Heniley
Dick Howser
Sec Hendley
Chico Salmon
Ellis
Joe Pepitone
Nottebarta
Arril
Csmith Sater
Abernthy
Ian Whitfield
Shamiton
Onno Fuchasen
Thorton
Howard Phil Don Azene
Lamabe
Hoo Salmon
Tillotson
Acon Rshaw
File
Taylor
Ncon
Lbroyn
Pepitene
Reynolds
Cingbuatt
Cincinnati i
Culver
New Sullivan
So Perez
B. Taylor
F. Robinson
Maloney
Cleveland
R.shaw
Salmon
Ena Culver
Stottiemyre Womack
S. Hamilton Tillotson
Epstein Stars as Senators Sweep Tigers in doubleheader
Mike Epstein powered Washington to an 8-3 and 6-1 sweep of Detroit, a two-night doubleheader. Epstein doubled twice, tripled, and hit two home runs driving in six runs, aiding Camilo Pascual and Joe Coleman on four-hitters. Frank Howard and Fred Valentine provided early support as the Senators opened with a two-run lead.
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Washington
Mike Epstein
Detroit
Washington Senators
Tigers
Epstein
Camilo Pascual
Joe Coleman
Senators
Frank Howard
Fred Valentine
Denny McLain
Bernie Allen
Tim Cullen
Coleman
Norm Cash
Jim Northrup
Cullen
Pascual
Cash
Paul Casanova
Northrup
Don Wert
Killebrew’s 2nd HR Gives Twins 3-2 Win Over A’s
Harmon Killebrew slugged his 24th homer in the eighth to break a 2-2 tie and lift Minnesota over Kansas City 3-2. Ned Nash struck out 12 for KC, while Jim Merritt fanned 10 for Minnesota. Rich Reese doubled and Cesar Tovar tripled to drive in the tying run.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Killebrew
Jim Nash
Twins
Nash
Jim Merritt
Ken Harrelson
Phil Roof
A’s
Minnesota
Rich Reese
Merritt
Cesar Tovar
Kansas City
Allison
Paul's
Teenery Sumnan
Detroit
Cohoes
Gosger
Versalles
Lansing Park
Harrelson
Nixon Cananth
Vyasa
Hershbercer
Hiller
UAW
Van
Campaneris
Oliva
Tovar
I Schaick
B.allen
Wortham
Ab—Epstein
Hr—Cash
Cullen
Roe
Kluth
Connally
HSP
J.nashiversaties
J.nash
Ppstein
Sb—Valentine
Ethier
Sharma
Roof
Dobson
Washington
Abe
McMulla
Mauliffe
Phaward
Northrup
Valentine
Heath c
Epstein
Wert
Casanoca
Stanley
Ballen
McLain
Landis
Pan Coleman
Yoial
Washington Manntatore
Cash
McMullen
S— McMullen
McMwlen
J McLain Veldio
Y Coleman
Colemen
Coleman
Water Skier Joe Cash Dies After Car Train Collision
Sarasota based former world water skiing champion Joe Cash, 30, was killed in a collision between his car and a Seaboard Coast Line passenger train west of Sarasota. Cash, who won the ASA world championship in 1957 with a 126 foot jump at Cypress Gardens, is the victim in the incident.
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Sarasota
Fla
Joe Cash
Seabord Coast Line
Cash
American Water Ski Association
Cypress Gardens
Pirates Cruise Past Cardinals 8-5 Behind Mazeroski Home Run
Bob Veale earned his 10th win for Pittsburgh as Mazeroski homered for the fifth time and Clendenon drove in two during a seventh inning rally. Manny Mota started the comeback with an infield hit, Javier scored on Clendenon’s grounder, and Pagan's sac fly plus Mays’ single finished the inning. The Pirates led 4-2 early, then pulled away with a late offensive burst aided by Cardinal miscues and walks issued by Wills and Woodeshick.
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LOUIS
Robertoton
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Clendenon
Willis
Hal Woodeshick
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirtswungil
Abeahr
Ate Cenede
Guidi
Splezio
Mazroski
Copeda
Mazeroski
Af Simgen
Mitty
Azeroski
Aj Stargel Adohison
Alley
Marver
Steve Carl
Pagan
Julian Javier
Manny Mota
Javier
Jose Pagan
Mays
Pirate
Bob Veale
Bill O'Dell
Giants and Cubs share late lead in tight MAC clash
In a tense contest, Dick Groat and Lanier sparked a rally on an error by Carroll Sembera as Jesus Alou scored the go ahead on a fielder’s miscue. Willie McCovey homered in the bottom of the ninth to force extra innings, while Chicago and San Francisco traded runs and held a 5-4 score before the late dramatics. The Dodgers lost to Chicago as Houston and St. Louis posted victories, leaving San Francisco tied for the lead in the tight pennant race.
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Jesus Alou
Lanier
Dick Groat
Carroll Sembera
Alou
Willie McCovey
Aic
San Francisco
Houston
Privebursh
Jones i Hart
Chicago
Los Angeles
Poilasetyis
Sam
Angeles
Astros
St. Louis
Anz Sliever
Chuck Hartenstein
Cincinnati
Pittswareh
Sun
Cubs
Dodgers
Harrison
Ron Brand
Philadelphia
Joe Mor
Gan and Harrison
Faye Santa
Philadia
Bunnin
Bi Jarvis
Aight " Savage
Davenortha
New York
Fisher
pRey
Ernie N Miller
McCovey
Tincinnali
Nolan
Jackson
Mays
Aang
Pittsburgh
Sisk
Icser
Don Sutton
Dietz
Ono Giguston
Giusti
Popovich
Arrison
Haller
Ateman
Fuentes
Ted Sa
Faimy P
Noo Cleveland
Rowe Venken
Vag
Sehnewer
Cline Pr
Washington & Dei
Agheg
Sembera
Schroder
Eckert
Michael
Rolin
Tieden
Wiltams
Hunt Oh
Great
Minnesota
Santo Sb
Detroit
Banks
Si Johnson
California
Handley
Perrnoski
Tuna
Boston
Savage
Lefebvre
Cleveland
Phillips Cf
Ferrara
Baltimore
San Fran
Washington
Hartensin
Noliver
Cisca
Torborg
Hart
Kansas City
Ai Thirteian
Gficcavey
Kaat
Sutton
Parker
Schoder
S— Harrison
Botsalh
Belinsky
Latman Thi
Clark
McGiathlin
Schneider
Yon
John
Horlen
WL Sembera
Sadecki
Wilson
Bolin
Ortega
Herbes
O'Donoghue
Sieberg
Nye
Gibbon
Newark
Peterson
Hartenstein
DO Henry
Downing
Jd S
Linzy
Adamson
Perranoski
Lanborg
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Tom Phoebus
Fenway Park
Andrews
Oriole
Andy Etchebarren
Chisox
Bob Shaw
Rose
Tony Perez
Lee May
Tommy Helms
Jim Maloney
Ted Abernathy
Phil Linz
Davis
Tribe
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O’keefe
Cantury Importere, Inc
Buffalo
John J. Boland Inc
Epstein Stars
Killer
Paul’s
Mobil
Wei
MIDAS
Latham
Latham Shopping Center
Albany
Albany-Schenectady RD
Edad Pavets
Aed A
Goodyear
Goodsyear —Service Stores
River ST
Troy
Latham Corners
FBI
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