Twins Blast Yanks To Stay On Top
The Minnesota Twins defeated the New York Yankees 9-4 in Minneapolis led by Bob Allison who belted a three run homer and Harmon Killebrew his 41st of the season. Dean Chance earned his 20th victory as Minnesota built a big early lead against Steve Barber 10-18. The win kept the Twins a half game ahead of the Boston Red Sox in the American League standings while Detroit dropped further back with a 5-4 loss to Washington and Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 3-1 to stay one game behind.
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Twins rout Yankees as Killebrew homers twice in win
Allison slugged a two run homer in the second to fuel a big Twins outburst. Versalles, Oliva, Tovar and Carew supplied hits and runs while Killebrew added a fourth inning long ball. Chance allowed 12 hits but earned the win, joining a small club with 20 victories. Yankees countered with White and Gibbs contributing key hits and late runs.
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Lonborg Chalks Up No 21 Bosox Keep Pace 11 7
Dalton Jones drove in five runs as the Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 11 to 7 to stay in the AL pennant race. Jim Lonborg left after six innings with a two hit shutout and earned his 21st win while Minnesota led New York 9 to 4 as Boston moved to sole second place, half a game behind the Twins.
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Cardinals Top Braves Win In Ninth Infield Error
ST. LOUIS AP Cecil Upshaw's ninth inning throwing error allowed Dal Maxvill to score the winning run as the Cardinals defeated the Braves 5 to 4.
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Astros Edge Mets 4-2 in NL clash climaxed by late runs
The Astros defeated the Mets 4-2 as St Louis beat Atlanta 5-4 in a tight day of National League action. Key moments included Maxvill's ninth inning run after Upshaw's wild throw, and a late surge in Boston where the Red Sox posted 18 hits led by Jones Adair and Scott.
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White Sox win to move within half game of leaders
The Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 3 1 to narrow the gap in the American League pennant race. McMahon started and gave five innings of relief while Peters and Bobby Locker helped seal the victory with key support in the eighth. The win places Chicago one half game behind Cleveland for third in the standings.
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Uprising Beats Tigers in Ninth Inning Rally
Washington Senators used a ninth inning rally to edge the Detroit Tigers 5-4 spurred by Fred Valentine’s run scoring single after Doug Camilli and Valentine delivered key hits off Detroit relievers. Tigers had led 4-2 entering the frame as Lasher and Hiller were unable to close out the comeback.
Opening weekend shocks topple 1966 top ten football
Notre Dame crushed California 38 8 while Michigan State was routed by Houston 37 7 and Alabama battled Florida State to a 37 37 tie. Southern California beat Texas 17 13 Northwestern upset Miami as UCLA and Georgia won. Colorado held off Oregon 17 13 in a weekend that left three 1966 powers with mixed results.
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Reds edge Cubs 3-2 in 10th with Helms sacrifice fly
In Chicago, the Reds defeated the Cubs 3-2 after a 10th inning sacrifice fly by Tommy Helms plated Tony Perez. Perez had walked and advanced to third on a Lee May single, while Pete Rose tied the game in the fifth by singling Len Cardenas home.
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