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Charlie Neal Pittsburgh dotted the count in the  cracked the second four singles to drive in a ots1 gave the 3fets a if Brt of lived Lead in tie fee Venth when he Huttl left Home Iruh of the year with Richie Ashbarn of base3 and o for Olivo new York Junu f i o4 Al "1  � s i my s s to 1 411 Pittsburgh Abu Al frigid ouro pm Start c 0 4 0 a o3 o 4 11 s 10 0too 1 0, qtox8 Jill 30talb i c11 a mod out for for tend tit a bunted into Abr Taylor to i new Al r Burger 1 oat for Bro a 4m to 0c ii s 010 110 i ii in h Al or Bubo 11 1 87 10 � 4 b 5 i 10041 to a War a a 201bun add obit Takoj bar Fri do crate Isia Eod Boscea Iob sir Tot 0, Pitri Kuifai b. Job Bow a Yurcec. Hal of Bona a bib to to Uttal a can Rel. " i Icale for oath. We a Ming. Lauds a mlle Siow. It if Minnesota s Katliff t " Breaks shoulder l,3 fort Watton breach. Fla. Be Tomc .the., Minnesota twins Vulte Rookie Catcher Paul Ratlift who hit six Home runs in his first games w Ith fort Walton l broke his shoulder tuesday diving for " a Ball. In t ,. A was Given a $38,000 a twins Beach in the class-f2oridi,"lfatue, where in Diate Sensa Loru be. Out faction for Iwa was Wing Arm in 2 Jackson. Sadecki Chicago a the surging St. Louis cardinals rolled to their fourth and fifth straight victories wednesday by sweeping a double shutout 0 and 8ro, from the Chicago cubs behind the pitching of Veteran Larry Jackson an South Pew Ray Sadecki. Jackson balancing his record at it yielded just four singles in the first game. Sadecki posted has fifth win among nine decisions via a five Hlatt a in the Nightcap. The cardinals settling foe seven f Xury Jacbson singles and a double in the opener a ". Owr singles packed three homers into a four trip Chison 1,Gentile hit his 18th" and to filth homers  to 1 drive in All three Baltimore runs and Lead Pitcher Robin Roberts to a 1 Victory Over the Chicago White sox. Gentile who had t hit a Home run or driven in a Gin sin june 14,connected off left hander Juan Pizarro with two but Lii the Sbath inning to tie the game at 1. He then homered 6f Pizarro again with two out i the eighth inning and Marv Breeding on third base. Chicago scored in the sixth inning off Roberts on single a walk and Joe Cunningham s single. For Robert it was his fourth straight starting Victory and his second consecutive Complete game Victory All four triumphs have come in the last ,17 Days after the35kyearrold t right hander had failed to win a game in More than a year. A bbl s nest. Chicano Baltimore 491 Temple 111 111100 1 0 0 b. 1blahd if of 40v pint Tir la 4 0 j Wulbrun. Tea. 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Crimson who came from behind to Collar the Ting greek Money in the stretch went e 5 mayor let of a. Crowd of some 20,000 fans. Greek Money. The Preakness Winner jaded to -.lastto a Gordon Potter Rainer of Crimson. Satan Jorse has Lead an unusual amount of of sickness this year including kidney trouble just nuts condition  difficulty with a leg. As a result of these ailments Potter said the horse has been Given Buta Zolidis s which is illegal in Many thoroughbred racing Stales including Delaware Potter explained however that it was not administered As a regular  Crimson satan has had other medication including antihistamines. To dry up the Post nasal drip from his sinusitis. Crimson satan had Buta Zolidis no later than sunday june 17, or monday june 1&"Potter said further he trusted his Groom and his watchman and was at a loss to explain the predicament i Al understand the rules of racing must  said but in. Would not want anyone to think that or. Salmeh or i would resort to any unsportsmanlike action to  Carl saw Afat athletics beat senators 1 Rakow Washington a the Kan Sas atty athletics won their third straight wednesday night defeat ing the punch lest Washington senators 1.ed Rakow who won his sixth game of the season held the Sena tors scoreless until the last of the ninth. The senators got their Lone run when Bob Johnson singled for the third hit of the inning scoring Bud Zipfel the athletics used their first hit off loser Steve Hamilton to score two unearned runs in the fourth inning. George Alusik reached first on Ken Hamlin s err or and with two out Norm Sleem walked. De Charles ripped double to left scoring both. The a s scored on Gino Rimolt Sladoff triple and Manny jimenez1 single in the sixth and added one in the seventh on Jose Azcue a single a sacrifice and Billy Cony Solo s . At the Bat Kansas City a by Conjolou n Alarik. It it Ctm Juet it Al Julenn. To Del Greco it slab so in can Rovt. 36 a Cue. C 3 . 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