Cubs Defeat Giants Again 4 3 in San Francisco
Cubs beat the Giants 4 3 as Rich Nye scored on Bob Etheridge's triple and Ernie Banks and Clarence Jones drive in runs. Don Kessinger and Banks had three hits each while Ray Sadecki took the loss.
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Rich Nye
Bob Etheride
Waltked
Cubs
Charlie Hartensteins
Hartenstein
Nye
Willie
Francison
McCovey
Rén Santo
Cago Cubs
Dick Groat
Glenn Beckett
Ernie Banks
Clarence Jones
Giants
Jim Davenport
Randy Handley
Santo
Banks
Jones
Billy Williams
Dick Diets
Dietz
Don Kessinger
Banks Leach
Ray Sadecki
Sncarg
San Francisco
Bil Kessinger
Etheridge
Williams
Brown
Ane
Hart
Crones
Hiatt
Handley
Henders
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Hirlenstn
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Linzy
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Bolin
Yo Schroder
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Beckert
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C.jones
Cardinals clip Mets as McCarver stars in 6-4 win
Tim McCarver drives in four and Maxvill adds a two run inside the park homer as St. Louis edge the Mets 6-4. Shannon collects a clutch hit and bases loaded hits push the Cardinals to their fourth straight victory while Barnes and Staub struggle for New York.
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ST. Louis
Mikej
Shannon
Maxvill
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
McCarver
Mets
Don
Jerry Buchek
Cardwell
Jerry Grote
Julian JavierJond
Alou's Grand Slam Lifts Braves Past Pirates 6 2
Felipe Alou hit a grand slam to power the Atlanta Braves to a 6 2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The blast in the sixth inning broke a pitching duel between Bob Veale and Ken Johnson, giving Atlanta its fourth straight win and eighth in 10 games. Veale walked three in the inning and Alou's slam was his 10th homer of the season. Willie Stargell homer accounted for Pittsburgh's lone run late as Donn Clendenon scored on a fielder's choice and a double play.
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Felipe Alou
Atlanta ‘Braves
Pittsburgh
Alou
Pirates
Bob Veale
Braves
Ken Johnson
Gon
Veale
Clete Boyer
Denis Menke
Woody Woodward
Johnson
Donn Clendenon
Jose Pagan
Clendenon
Jerry May
Willie Stargell
Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday's NL Games
National League standings show Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, and Philadelphia in tight races. Highlights include Chicago winning 4-3 over San Francisco, Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 6 Pittsburgh 2, and St Louis 6 New York 4. Pitching notes mention Houston at New York, Atlanta at Philadelphia, and Dodgers at Chicago with key players Pagan Stargell and Perez among others.
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Philadelphia
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Belinsky
Hendley
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Might
Prince One Hits UAW 7-0 in Cohoes softball contest
Frank Prince allowed only one hit as Arsenal blanked UAW 7-0 at Keveny field on Thursday. Warren Carr and Sam Becker powered Arsenal with a three run homer and multiple hits while Ed Ryan contributed a triple and single. UAW’s lone tally came on a single by Jim Collary. UAW stands 15-3 after the loss.
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Frank Prince
Arsenal
UAW
Cohoes City
Keveny Field
Prince
Warren Carr
Shack
Sam Becker
Ed Ryan
Jim Collary
Jim Hart
Gil Eithier
Earl LaBounty
Dom Moffre
Arcya Faces Merras In Tonight’s Local Showdown
Intermediates Cohoes Mfg. hosts a high school baseball card with Cohoes players including Wayne Grignon Ben Shea han Dave Doemel Tom Adey Tim Jacon Carl Kennedy and Tim Jacon. Golden Krust and others post stats with two singles apiece and Doemel delivering a grand slam homer and a double Sheahen adds three singles. Arcya vs Merras slated for 6 tonight.
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Wayne Grignon
Ben Sheahan
Dave Doemel
Tom Adey
Tim Jacon
Carl Kennedy
Golden Krust
Tim — Jacon
Mark Cummuso
Kim Houle
Todd Adey
Cohoes
den Sheahen
Arcya
Merras
Yanks Recall Roy White From PCL
The New York Yankees recalled infielder Roy White from Spokane in the Pacific Coast League to fill a roster vacancy after second baseman Dick Howser broke his right wrist. White played 115 games last year with a .285 average for Spokane and will join the Yankees in Cleveland tonight.
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New York Yankees
Roy White
Spokane
Dick Howser
White
Jo Fagen
Los Angeles
Yes
Yanks
John Jerday
Frear Park
Kennedy
Dodgers
Mary Bernstein
Rhea Bowas
Mimi Mikhi
Javian
Sophie Champagne
Hie Shams
Yankees
Cleveland
Night Softball and Track Action at Frear Park and Geer Field
In tonight’s schedule Charlotte Olszway and Ester Bell pace the Third Flight while Rhea Boland and Mrs James Stainsby win a scotch-ball event with Frear Park Women’s Clinic. The public safety team featuring Mimi Mikhitarian and Stélla faces the Novick and Mary Bernstein end Rieley squad at 6 15. Helen Downey tied in a softball game at Geer Field second place contested.
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Ester Bell
Frear Park
Rhea Boland
James Stainsby
Mimi Mikhitarian
Stélla
Novick
Mary Bernstein
Rieley
Helen Downey
Geer Field
Reds rally to beat Phillies 8 5 on Pinson's big night
Vada Pinson collected four hits including a run scoring double in the eighth to break a 5-5 tie as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 8-5. Lee May homered for Cincinnati, while Pete Rose drew a walk and Tony Pere added a two run triple. Ted Abernathy earned the win in relief.
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Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Floyd Robinson
Pinson
Pete Rose
Tony Pere
Dick Hall
Phillies
Don Lock
Tony Gonzalez
Reds
Lee May
Ted Abernathy
Pownal Entries Night One Highlights
A crowded card at Pownal Raceway lists numerous horses and odds led by No Boy and Maurizio with multiple 4-1 and 5-2 quotes. Standouts include Ocean-115, Abbey’s Banker-115, and King’s Pride listings, with various purses and allowances noted and a dense field of steppers and trotters across 1 to 7 furlongs.
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Foy Stars Leads Red Sox Past Tigers 7 1
Joe Foy sparked three scoring bursts with two doubles and a single as Boston defeats Detroit 7 1. Lee Stange scattered seven hits, Mike Andrews and Carl Yastrzemski drive runs, final homer by Yastrzemski. Tigers suffer seventh straight loss. Red Sox rise to third place.
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Joe Foy
Lee Stange
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Tigers
Detroit
Denny McLain
Mike Andrews
Foy
Carl Yastrzemski
George Scott
Andrews
Tony Conigliaro
Yastrzemski
Stange
Ray Oyler
McLain
Don Wert
Heath
Gladding
Northrup
Cash
Scott
DeStefano Leads Team To Victory At Stamford Pro Tourney
Charles DeStefano, pro at Hill Golf Club Poughkeepsie, posted a 57 best ball at Stamford Golf Club to lead his team to a win in the Northeastern New York PGATe Pro Member Guest Tourney. Teammates Ralph Barassi John Flani gan Abe Rubin posted nine hole scores of 29 and 28.
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Ralph Barassi
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Abe Rubin
Guy Farina
Caroga Lake
Farina
Mark Farina
Carm Ruggiero
Ken Flower
Bill Schumann
Columbia Country Club
Ron Mattson
Otter Mount
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James Murray
Gloversville
Dick Hughes
Colonie
Glenn Young
Pinehaven
Claude Young
Winding Brook
Bill Gressick
Catskill
Alex Gerlak
Kingston
Stu Smith
Valhalla
Larry Ostrander
Windham
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Van
Brooks Robinson Sparks Orioles Past Yankees 6-1
Brooks Robinson led Baltimore with a homer two singles and three runs as the Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 6-1 behind Tom Phoebus four-hitter. Robinson extended his hitting streak to nine games, sparking a four-run fourth inning aided by Luis Aparicio and Boog Powell. Phoebus improved to 8-4, while Mel Stottlemyre took the loss for New York.
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Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
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Robinson
Mel Stottlemyre
Orioles
Luis Aparicio
Boog Powell
Welus
John Kennedy
Brunet Tops Twins as Angels Win 2-0 in Minnesota
California pitcher George Brunet blanked Minnesota 2-0 on four hits. Rod Carew’s bunt single was the lone scoring spark for the Twins as they failed to join Chicago atop the AL. Brunet worked six clean innings and benefited from timely support in the first and sixth.
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Twins
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Jim Fregosi
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Senators Extend Winning Streak with 8th Straight Victory
Washington Senators beat Cleveland 4 2 to stretch their run to eight games, the longest since 1949. Mike Epstein and Paul Casanova delivered key run-scoring singles in the third, with Casanova adding another in the sixth. Joe Coleman earned the win, while Darold Knowles closed. Cleveland made 13 hits but left 10 on base.
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Mike Epstein
Paul Casanova
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Senators
Joe Coleman
Darold Knowles
Luis Tiant
Ken McMuillen
Epstein
Casanova
Hornung Faces Neck Tests For Saints Career
San Diego AP Hornung veteran halfback Paul Hornung 31 underwent further neck tests after Mayo Clinic exams to decide if he can continue with the New Orleans Saints. He hurt his neck last season against the Chicago Bears and may have arm nerve damage. Saints owner John Mecom Jr and coach Tom Fears voiced cautious optimism, each giving a 50-50 outlook on his play return.
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Scripps Clinic
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Scripps
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