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Cardinals' ace| Mays' was his 15th of the sea-iond homer of the game but the' at feacue's| son. Joe Gibbon pitched into the | Mets we it L the ninth when) Baltimore manager Hank Bauer probably Ad | wait to Pi oll tear homers tor Bali yank his next starting ara that uit an early lead.| 'The Orioles' elite bullpen But the Senators rallied for corps has stretched its ie three runs in the sizth, | long perfect game to 12 24 in ' nings and the way things are re ee ae his! going, Bauer, can point fe. just fitting sirents one es, SIMREE Bry remer premeeee i We mayors ee : a aay ie 8 firstinning double. | Become ins pat new strikeout kin ninth but ange aye me aaa u Fn = aad M-year-old righthander| one-out. re p in 'y mur y, 8 s rowing error] 1M-viet four-hit shutout, by Ted Abernathy on Ron' ateau oe cotecekey, night wr The Dodgers trailed the Cubs Hunt's bunt and a saerifice fly' Band gir goon pray Fa the Whitield hit his sore ome fe pitched a» three-hitter in the) os peters bri mm digs Ao ye Boyer produced two poagd Be . othe val dl Lng Eg s mae com ; Yan , et {ts 8 | , when ndians Carta wit Chak Aacas A waik to Jim Gilliam and sin-| The Phillies built 62 leads in! 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