Cardinals Tame Reds 7-3 Behind Cepeda HRS, Maris Runs
AP report covers St Louis beating Cincinnati 7-3 as Cepeda homers twice and Jo Cepeda drives in runs while Maris adds a seventh inning RBI. Ray Washburn earns the win over the Reds, with support from Mel Queen and strong pitching through six innings. The Cardinals pull away in the second inning and finish strong.
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Indians Beat Yankees 4 0 as McDowell Reaches 1000 K
Sam McDowell struck out eight in a 4 0 Cleveland win over New York. Joe Azcue opened the scoring with a first inning single driving in Chuck Hinton after an error. Leon Wagner, Rocky Colavito, and Chuck Hinton added runs as McDowell, in his fourth full major league season, reached his 1000th career strikeout while improving to 1 0 7 on the season.
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Chuck Hinton
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Leon Wagner
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Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Braves Snatch Protest Win Over Cubs 2-1
Pat Jarvis limit the Cubs to four hits as Atlanta defeats Chicago 2-1 in Chicago. The game was played under protest after Cubs manager Leo Durocher argued plate interference on Glenn Beckett at home. Tito Francona earlier homered to give Atlanta a 1-0 lead amid a dispute over a ball in the vines.
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Tito Francona
Giants Power Past Pirates In Eight Run Ruling
San Francisco overwhelmed Pittsburgh 6-1 as Willie McCovey slugged a 15th homer to cap a big inning. Gaylord Perry yielded few hits through eight, supporting the Giants with steady defense and timely attacks.
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Pete Mikkelsen
Dick Groat
Hal Lanier
McCovey
Jim Ray Hart
Tom Haller
Jesus Alou
Bob Etheridge
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Manny Mota
Pirates
Clifton Knolls Beats Troy In Tri-Cities Swim Meet
Clifton Knolls defeated Uncle Sam 146-112 in a Tri-Cities Swim League meet at Clifton Knolls last night. Standout swimmer Marv Won led Clifton Knolls with top performances.
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Net Event At TCC Starts Today
The Troy Country Club hosts its fifth Member-Guest Tennis Tournament from today through Sunday with top teams Gaynor Hartigan and Jerry Brehm as favorites. First round begins at 5 p.m. today. match play tomorrow and finals Sunday afternoon. Seeded pairings include Hartigan-Brehm, Milsop-Pattison, Parry-Bailey, and others with several byes in the opening round.
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John O'Brien
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Jim Westbrook
Ben Hill
Tony Hartigan
Rick Page
Jim Cluett
Ralph Hammersly
Meredith Thompson
John Krabel
Dick Phillips
Don Castle
Shannon Passonno
Bill Dake
Byron Evans
John Marks
Doug Garfield
McAuliffe Paces Tigers 8-4 in Detroit Victory
Dick McAuliffe drove in two runs with his 17th homer and a triple as the Detroit Tigers routed Washington pitchers for 12 hits in an 8-4 win. Joe Sparma earned his 10th victory with relief from Mike Marshall. Bernie Allen drove in three for Washington before Sparma left in the eighth.
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Barry Moore
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Don Wert
Willie Horton
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Ray Oyler
Norm Cash
Bernie Allen
Sparma
Marshall
Tim Cullen
Angels Use Shrewd Deals to Fuel Chase for Lead
California Angels GM Fred Haney and assistant Marvin Milkes stacked up trades that boosted the club. Jack Hamilton thrived after a Willhite swap, Roger Repez sparked wins, and Woody Held helped before a three-week toe layoff. The Angels beat Chicago 5 2, moving within 244 games of the AL lead and planning a Minnesota series followed by Boston.
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Nick Willhite
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Roger Repez
Jack Sanford
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Troy YMCA Triumphs 9-3 In City Amateur Baseball Thriller
Troy YMCA clipped Sacred Heart 9-3 in a City Amateur League game at Knickerbocker Field last night. Troy YMCA took an early lead with a 5 run inning and added four more while Sacred Heart managed three. Paul Bendick and Don Shafts led Troy YMCA at the plate with big hits and solid defense backed by pitching.
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Russ Singleton
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Phil Sweeney
Jay Hayner
Phillies top Dodgers 10-4 behind Oliver's four hits
Gene Oliver collected four hits including a two run homer and scored three times as the Phillies defeated the Dodgers 10-4. Bobby Wine homered for the first time this season and Larry Jackson earned his seventh win despite a lengthy rain delay. Jackson allowed only one hit through 13 innings before a post delay rally by Philadelphia.
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Rain Delays Bosox Orioles Game in Baltimore
Rain forced postponement of the Boston Red Sox at Baltimore after 2-0 in 244 innings. The game will be made up when Boston returns to Baltimore for their last series. Sept 22 24 rookie Reggie Smith homered in the second off Jim Hardin in his first major league start for the Orioles. Rain began in the second as Baltimore batted in and intensified after Boston added a run in the third. The game was called after a 62 minute delay.
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Albany Tops Corps In Twilight Lacrosse Showdown
Albany defeated Schenectady 10 to 5 in a twilight lacrosse match in Albany. Dom Sapone led the Albany club with five goals. Sunday, Tri-Cities All-Stars meet North Syracuse All-Stars at St. Maryfield in Albany.
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