Barber’s No-Hitter Lost In Orioles Tigers Opener
Steve Barber carried a no hit bid into the ninth but walked two and allowed a wild pitch as Detroit scored twice to beat Baltimore 2 1 in the opener of a doubleheader. The Tigers later won the second game 6 4 to sweep and move into first in the American League.
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Chisox Scramble Takes Split With Indians in twin bill
Chicago Sox rallied for a 2 1 victory in the nightcap after Cleveland won the opener 2 1, Leon Wagner homering in the ninth to seal the first game's win. Joe Azcue and Max Alvis drove in runs for Cleveland early, while the Sox capitalized on walks and steals to even the doubleheader.
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Cardivell Shuts Mets 3-Hit Win Then Drops Second Game
Deron Johnson drove in the decisive run with a sixth inning single as the Reds beat the Mets 3-2 in the nightcap after New York won the opener 2-0 behind Don Cardivell. Gary Nolan earned the win to improve to 2-1 while Tom Seaver started for the Mets.
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Pirates Shut Out Cardinals 2-0 Behind Pizarro
Pirates win fourth in a row as Jerry May drives in two runs with a homer and single. Juan Pizarro scatters four hits for the Pirates to beat St. Louis 2-0. Bill Mazeroski and Willie Stargell contributed early singles off Larry Jaster, and May homered off reliever Nelson Briles in the fifth. Pizarro improves to 2-1, Jaster takes the loss in his first decision against two wins.
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Nash five hitter leads A's to 1-0 win over Bosox
Boston tied up after four wins, but Jim Nash blanked the Red Sox on five hits while Danny Cater hit a second inning homer. Nash struck out seven, walked three, outdueling Darrell Brandon for his second win. Brandon allowed four more hits and seven Ks before leaving for a pinch hitter in the eighth.
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Cubs Triumph 4-1 Behind Nye Four-Hitter
Ronkie Rich Nye pitched a four-hitter and Ron Santo blasted a three-run homer to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 4-1 win over the Houston Astros. Nye dominated early, allowing only one hit through 15 of the first 16 batters, earning his first victory in two decisions. Santo’s first-inning homer supplied the decisive scoring, with Chicago adding a third-inning run on Belinsky wildness and subsequent hits. Houston’s sole tally came in the sixth on Sonny Jackson’s single after Jon Davin doubled.
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Senators Sweep Twins in 3-0 finale and 7-3 opener
Washington lefty Barry Moore allowed one hit in six innings and beat the Minnesota Twins 3-0 to complete a doubleheader sweep after a 7-3 opener. Rob Laverine and Frank Howard powered the offense in the first game while Ken Harrelson and Doug Camilli homered in the nightcap.
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Angels Top Yankees After Losing In 10
New York(AP) Reliever Kelso rescued starter Rickey in the second game of a doubleheader yesterday. Clark in the eighth inning kept California ahead as Mickey Mantle’s towering homer lifted the Yankees to a 4-2 victory in the nightcap. Mantle’s three-run homer propelled New York to a 4-1 win in the opener.
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Braves edge Phillies 6 3 in nightcap rally
Felipe Alou sparked a three run fifth and Hank Aaron belted a fourth inning homer as Atlanta beat Philadelphia 6 3 for a split. Don Lock and Gary Sutherland added key doubles in a three run ninth to lift the Phillies to a 6 4 win in the opener.
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OLY Scores nCyo Loop OLY Scores nCyo Loop Quor Lady vs St Patrick's
OLY Scores nCyo Loop Quor Lady of Voretors defeated St Patrick's of Cohnes 8 to 7 in extra innings at Geer Field on Saturday. Bob Esser doubled for the winning run, driven home by Dave Burkstrand's single. Don Casey earned the win in relief of Pat Del Santa.
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Major League Saturday results list by AP
National League games include Cincinnati beating New York 2 to 4 with T New York ty Atleiaa and Philadelphia losing to Chienka 2 to 4. Houston topped San Francises 6 to 1 as Los Angeles shut out Pittsburgh. American League notes Reston U beating Karteas City 16 to 4, New York 4 California 2, Washington 4 Minnesota 1, Letter 4 Baltimore 2, Cleveland at Chicago pending.
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Giants Trim Dodgers in seventh inning rally
San Francisco Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 1 as Oain Brown sparked a seventh inning rally with a tie breaking single Kim Davenport capped the uprising with a two run pinch hit off Don Drysdale Drysdale lost his third of four decisions Frank Linzy worked three shutout innings to save Bob Bolins victory Dodgers scored in the first on a bases loaded walk and hits by Hunt Fairly Lefebvre and Roseboro with Boling forcing in the run
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