Pirates Rally To Edge Reds 3-2 at Pittsburgh
The Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 as Willie Stargell delivered the decisive eighth inning with a homer and Clendenon drove in the go ahead run after Clemente and Mazeroski contributed early. Pete Rose doubled in the Reds and Deron Johnson sacrificed in the eighth, but Pittsburgh held on for the win.
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Brock Stars as Cards Rout Phillies 8 to 3
Lou Brock led St Louis with three hits, two runs, and two stolen bases in an 8 3 victory over Philadelphia. Maris, Cepeda, and McCarver drove in runs. Don Lock homered for the Phillies while Callison, Uecker, and Taylor added two late hits. Carlton allowed seven Phillies hits in a complete showing for the loss.
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Tigers Beat Nuts 3 1 as McLain Tops Washington
DETROIT AP Denny McLain pitched the Tigers to a 3 1 victory over Washington before 52 357 the largest MLB crowd this year. In the sixth inning Roy Oyler Don Wert Dick McAuliffe and Al Kaline set up and scored runs with a sequence highlighted by McLain's sacrifice and a sacrifice fly. Willie Horton and Jim Northrup contributed run scoring singles.
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KC Bounces Back To Split With Twins
Kansas City rallied past Minnesota 7-2 to complete a doubleheader split after the opener ended 4-3. Mike Hershberger delivered a two run single in the third and the A’s added four more in the eighth. Dean Chance became the AL's first eight game winner in the open. Bob Allison's two run double provided the key support. John Odom and Paul Lindblad pitched the late relief to seal the night.
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Mulcahy's 29 Points Win At TCC Tournament
Bob Mulcahy captured top honors at Troy Country Club with 59 points in a point tourney yesterday. Bud Russell took second with 38, Roh Dilmbatt third with 55, and a crowded field including 47 by Miller and 50 by Bill Connors. Separate women’s event labeled no alibi saw Mrs Emil McKay win Class A with 38 net, Mrs James McCarthy lead Class B with 36, and Mrs Mary Casey take Class C with 41 amid scores from Mrs. James Viger 30 and Mrs. Edi Duffy 40. In baseball, lefty Jim Kaat shed his 25-game win streak with sixth loss as A's built a 3-0 lead on a wild pitch and Hershberger two-run single, while Bert Campaneris triples and Ted Kubiak’s squeeze bunt capped an eighth-inning burst.
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Giants Turn Back Dodgers in 4-1 Victory
San Francisco pitcher Gaylord Perry limited the Los Angeles Dodgers to six hits as the Giants won 4-1. Key first inning doubles by Jim Davenport and Hal Lanier started the scoring, with Jesus Alou and Willie Mays later driving in runs to seal the win. Claude Osteen took the loss, dropping to 6-4, as the Giants extended their edge over Los Angeles.
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Braves Mets Split Doubleheader Behind Torre Big Day
In New York Joe Torre had three hits and three RBIs as Denny Lemaster allowed five hits to lead the Braves to a 7 3 victory in the nightcap and split the twin bill after the Mets won the opener 6 3. Torre also doubled in the first inning of the late game.
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Northrup Wins Lebanon 33ralph Spring Championship
Bill Northrup of Sidney edges Raron Chit tendon of Lebanon to win the 33ap spring stock car title at Lebanon Valley Speedway on Saturday night. Heat winners were Northrup, Carleton Moore and Chittenden. Ken soodermate won the consol. Other notable finishers include Dex ter Dorr Manchester VT Carleton Hughes Troy and Ed Del Molinas Great Barrington MA. Lebanon Valley weekend program announced with 8 pm shows and a 100-lap open race for June.
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Cohoes Softball Schedule Set By Local League
The Cohoes City Softball League announced the week's games at Lansing Park and Keveny Field with matchups including Bendix versus UAW Local 930, Burke's Tavern, Watervliet Arsenal, Rocky's Tavern, and local teams such as Cohoes Rebels and Cohoes Men's & Boys Shops. Results from the night include Rochester 2 Buffalo 1 and Williamsport 7 Waterbury 2 among other scores.
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Red Sox Triumph Over Orioles 4-3 on Smith Rallies
Reggie Smith ignited three Boston rallies with timely hits as the Red Sox edged Baltimore 4-3. Jim Lonborg allowed two runs in the first inning before exiting after a bases loaded jam. John Wyatt worked the eighth to earn the win. Smith scored twice after aggressive baserunning, while Petrocelli, Andrews, and Yastrzemski contributed key hits in support.
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Yankees blank Indians asMantle, Smith power win
In Cleveland Mel Stottlemyre limited the Indians to 12 straight batters as the Yankees built an early lead and expanded it with homers by Homer, Mantle and Smith. The visitors never trailed, adding runs on singles by Amaro and Gibbs while Whitaker and Gibbs also delivered infield hits.
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Glothin Throws Six-Hitter as Angels Blank White Sox 5-0
Jim McGlothlin pitched a six-hitter to lead the California Angels over the Chicago White Sox 5-0. Two Angels runs stemmed from White Sox errors by Al Weis and Ken Berry. Hall doubled home a run, Cardenal singled in another, and McGlothlin earned his fourth win with five strikeouts.
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Astros Cubs Off Reset For June 24
The Houston Astros and Chicago Cubs postponed game due to rain. A doubleheader will be played on June 24 to complete the scheduling.
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Mets Reinstate Nolan Ryan From Military List
New York Mets reinstated Nolan Ryan a right handed pitcher from the military list yesterday and optioned him to Winter Haven in the Florida State League for assignment and games.
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Mechaniteville Bears rout Elmer's in Waterview league clash
Mechaniteville Bears edged Elmer's Tavern 13 to 2 as Mike Lilac hit a two run homer in the first inning and a third inning triple. Frank DAngelis pitched a complete game, fanning 10 while issuing nine walks, with Mechanicville hitters Jim Canoica and John Salvoch adding multi hit games. Scud Raning and CraIs Murray provided Elmer's only late offense. Nick's vs Sabre set for 8:30 tonight.
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Hockey scorelines from Toronto and Buffalo and others
The brief lists several score results with teams including Toronto, Buffalo, Columbus, Toledo, Jacksonville, Richmond, Rochester, and Syracuse. No dates or venues are provided. It presents a snapshot of multiple game outcomes across different matchups.
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