Peters Blanks Tigers In White Sox 20 Run Victory
Gary Peters pitched a three hitter for Chicago as Bill Skowron drove in all runs with a three run homer and a decisive sixth inning rally. Dave Wickersham took the loss, his fifth failure to reach a victory, despite two out hits by Hershberger and Buford.
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Pirates Sweep Houston in twin bill behind Law and Virdon
Vernon Law pitched a complete win in the opener and Don Seawall followed with solid relief as Bill Virdon and Jerry Lynch produced key hits to power the Pirates past the Astros in both ends of a twilight doubleheader. Lynch homered and drove in runs, setting up a seven run inning in the nightcap to fuel a 8-3 victory.
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Two Share Lead In Milwaukee Open
Blonde Ruth Jessen and veteran Jo Andy Prentice shot one under par to share the first round lead in the Milwaukee Open a 72 hole event with a $12509 purse.
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Cardinals win sixth straight as White leads Cubs win
Chicago AP Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 to extend their streak to six games. Bill White drove in two runs with a third inning single and a ninth inning sacrifice fly, adding two more hits in the series. Ray Sadecki earned his 12th win with relief from Roger Craig. Dick Ellsworth left the game after a Groat liner struck his cheekbone, but remained able to pitch later.
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National League Schedule Muddled By Mixed Matchups
National League games feature Milwaukee Chicago San Francisco at Pittsburgh while Los Angeles faces Philadelphia and Cincinnati visits St Louis. Houston meets New York in a doubleheader as Johnson Brown and Jackson listed for different clubs.
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Mets Gift Ol' Case Birthday Seats From Polo Grounds
Casey Stengel celebrated in Shea before Mets Dodgers game as Mets sent him two seats from the Polo Grounds. Edna Stengel recalled meeting Meusel in 1923 and the gesture included a portable TV and a Sammy Cahn song. The birthday tribute blessed the aging manager amid a festive crowd.
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Orioles tie club record with five homers in win over Twins
Baltimore slugged five homers led by two by Jackie Brandt to tie the club record set in 1961 against the Dodgers. Dave Vineyard earned his second straight victory after a call-up from Rochester as Minnesota rallied late with a Tony Oliva triple and Harmon Killebrew single. Ron Henry hit a Twins pinch homer in the ninth, but Stu Miller closed it out for Baltimore.
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Senators Rally Past Indians 8-7 For Big Sixth Inning Comeback
The Washington Senators erased an early six run deficit to defeat the Cleveland Indians 8-7. Dick Donovan started strong before Cleveland’s burst, while Joe Cunningham contributed two RBIs and a clutch single. The game featured the season’s biggest inning for Washington and highlighted surrounding American League results and standings.
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Hawks Defeat Dragons 12-9 in Amateur League game
The Hawks beat the Dragons 12-9 in a five inning Troy Amateur League matchup at Geer Field. Lee Bennett led the Hawks with a double and two singles, Bob Felix and O’Neil Daniel added two singles each, while George Terry powered the Dragons with a three-run homer and CJ Mobley produced two doubles as the teams combined for 24 hits and 13 errors.
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Phillies Rally In 10th For 4-3 Win Over Giants
Rookie Johnny Briggs delivered a two run double with the bases loaded in the 10th, lifting Philadelphia to a 4-3 victory over San Francisco to extend their NL lead. Willie McCovey had sparked the Giants with a homer and RBI double, but the Phillies pulled ahead in the 10th after Callison, Taylor, and Allen loaded the bases followed by a Billy Pierce relief.
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Dodgers Rally Past Mets on Davis Walkoff in Ninth
Tommy Davis lined a single to left driving in Willie Davis for a 5-3 Dodgers victory over the Mets. Willie Davis doubled with two outs in the ninth, Tom Fairly walked, and Tracy Stallard was patriotized, as Dodger hitters chased New York starter Stallard after six innings. Moon’s pinch double tied the game in the eighth, and Dodger relievers held the Mets scoreless after the lead changed hands. Attendance reached 40,062 at Shea Stadium as Los Angeles spoiled Casey Stengel’s 74th birthday with the victory.
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Gail Sykes Wins State Girls Title In Sudden Death
Schenectady golfer Gail Sykes defeated Debbie Austin of Oneida 6-foot putt clinching the State Amateur title in a sudden-death playoff at Lake Shore Yacht and Country Club. Both 16 year olds parred the 18 holes in regulation with 75s, tying medalist honors at 74 before the playoff on the 19th hole.
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Pascale Pitches 4-Hit Victory for Jenning's Softball
Jim Pascale pitched a four hitter to lead Jenning's to an 8-2 win over Dave's in the Rensselaer Softball League. Jim Stark added a double and a single, Ed Domonico two singles, and Don Bins a triple. The game details list final scores 8-2 with runs by both sides and at Manor Inn.
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Injured Viking Responds To Surgery in Bemidji
AP reports Vikings back Tommy Franckhauser showed signs of improvement after brain hemorrhage surgery in Bemidji following a tackle in practice. Neurosurgeon Dr Kent Olson and Dr Donald Woganson detailed his awake state, coherent speech, and good motions. Franckhauser, 27, is expected to remain hospitalized weeks with his playing career likely over.
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Ratigans Rout Gawnays 16-1 in City League Softball
Jim Facleau belted a grand slam homer and Roger Styczinski pitched a four hitter as Ratigans crushed Gawnays 16-1 at School 12. Frank Flynn added a two run homer and a triple, Bill Cron collected three doubles, Jim Davey had three singles for Ratigans while Jim Reilly had two singles for Gawnays.
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Titans Open Fall Drills Sunday at Geer Field
The Troy Titan semi pro football team will hold its first fall practice Sunday afternoon at 2. All squad members and new candidates are asked to be present at Geer Field.
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