Pirates and Cardinals duel in 7-5 St Louis win
The St Louis Cardinals edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-5 as Mazeroski hit a homer and Stargell added a 1-0 lead for Pittsburgh. Javier and Ribant provided solo shots for St Louis, with Carlton taking the loss. The game featured multiple early miscues and late scoring bursts in a tense clash.
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Astros top Giants 5-2 on Wynn three run homer
Houston erased a 1-1 tie with a four run uprising centered in the eighth inning. Jim Wynn hit a three run homer off Frank Linzy after Sonny Jackson reached on a single and Bob Aspromonte sparked the rally with a leadoff double. Dierker earned the win to move to 6-4 as San Francisco stole a 1-0 lead with Ty Cline's first inning triple.
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Ron Brand
Norm Miller
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Senators Win Marathon In 22nd Inning Slugfest
Washington edges Chicago 6-5 in 22nd, longest night game under lights. Casanova hits winning run after bases loaded, Humphreys closes, Hansen and Peterson power early for Senators, as White Sox rally and extra innings extend history. Also golf note reports two holes in one at Kirksville Invitational Best Ball.
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Iowa
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Twins Trim Tigers in eight-run third inning
Rich Rollins hit a grand slam to cap an eight-run third as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Detroit Tigers 11-5. Harmon Killebrew contributed with a two-run single and a 15th homer later off Mickey Lolich, extending Detroit's skid to five games.
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Nicholson 66 Dies After Long Illness
Leo Nicholson 66, former president of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, died Sunday in Laguna Hills California after a long illness.
Gibson's Homer Gives Red Sox 3-1 Win Over Yankees
Boston rookie catcher Russ Gibson belted a two run homer in the second inning to back a strong outing by Red Sox pitcher Gary Bell and secure a 3-1 victory over the New York Yankees. Joe Verbanic took the loss for New York as Bell scattered seven hits with eight strikeouts.
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Aparicio Sparks Orioles past Kansas City 10-2
Luis Aparicio drove in three runs with two triples as the Baltimore Orioles routed Kansas City 10-2. Pitcher Rich Richert earned his first win for Baltimore, surrendering seven hits including a Rick Monday homer, while Lew Krausse took the loss for the Athletics with two runs allowed in the second inning.
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Lew Krausse
Brooks Robinson
Paul Blair
Blair
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Curt ‘Blefary
Talk In Trees Golfers Ill At Ease At Fort Knox
Fort Knox Kentucky AP reports golfers at Lindsey course face an eerie green as a voice from the trees near the No 3 hole warns players away from the Fort Knox Gold Depository boundary. Col LaVerne Graff, head of the Lindsey golf service, notes the warning chills and deters errant shots.
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Latham Rotary Names and Scores From Local Event
Rotary event notes list participants Latham members Jel Field Steve Kopac Bob Lussier George Criscione Wayne Emerick and Tim Knight. It records Ralphs scores 241 001 and Knights 010 0230 660 with singles and a double by Rotary Kevin Walsh.
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Bob Lussier
George Criscione
Wayne Emerick
Tim Knight
Ralph
Rotary
Kevin Walsh
Mets Acquire Hendley From Cubs in Player Swap
New York Mets obtain left handed pitcher Bob Hendley from Chicago Cubs in exchange for Rob Gardner and a minor league player to be named later. Gardner is sent from Mets to Jacksonville after a 4-1 stint in Phoenix. Also, Chuck Hiller is reinstated from the DL and outfielder Johnny Lewis is optioned to Jacksonville.
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Chicago Cubs
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Phillies Buy Dallas Green From Farm Team
The Philadelphia Phillies purchased veteran pitcher Dallas Green from their Reading farm team in the Eastern League. Green is 32 and has appeared in eight Reading games this year, with six wins and two losses and a 1.77 ERA. He spent 13 years in the Phillies system and parts of five seasons with Philadelphia, overall 20–22 in the majors, plus four games with the Mets no decisions. Last season he went 14–9 with San Diego in the Pacific Coast League. He will join the Phillies in time for tonight's game, filling a roster vacancy created when Tito Francona was sold to Atlanta.
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Farrell Brilliant In Relief
Dick Farrell pitched 7 1/3 innings of three hit relief to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 7-4 win over Atlanta after trailing 4-0. Farrell retired 18 straight batters, allowed one run in the eighth, and struck out eight as Gene Oliver sparked a four run second inning rally for Philadelphia.
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Baylor Wilt Plan To Form ABA Quintet
Los Angeles report says Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain were negotiating with others to form an ABA team in Los Angeles. The World Examiner cited a Sunday San Francisco meeting with Baylor’s attorney Fred H. Rosenfeld. Formal league sanctioning to play at the Sports Arena would be sought at a Pittsburgh meeting tomorrow.
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Tribe Angels Battle To 5-5 Tie In Ten Innings
In Anaheim the Cleveland Indians and the California Angels were knotted at five runs apiece after ten innings in last night's matchup. Both clubs traded threats late as the game extended into extra frames, with no decisive advantage for either side.
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Butts Award Upheld Nice Game To Win
U S Supreme Court upholds a 460000 libel award to former Georgia coach Wally Butts regarding a Saturday Evening Post article. He calls the decision long overdue but emphasizes no celebration as he travels for work in Florida. The ruling 5 4 cites ignored elementary precautions in reporting.
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