Eckersley Throws Second No Hitter Of Season For Indians
Dennis Eckersley pitched Cleveland to a 1-0 win over the Angels, completing the second no hitter of the major league season. Kuiper provided the only run with a first inning triple and squeeze score, while Eckersley struck out 12 over 9 innings. He retired 27 of 28 after the first, matching a rare no hit bid in front of 13,400 at Municipal Stadium.
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76ers Seek Tie As Portland Hosts Game Four
Portland Blazers seek a 2-2 tie in the best of seven after a 125 107 home win. Clyde Walton and coach Jack Ramsay praised aggressive defense while Philadelphia ponders a potential adjustment to handle Portland pressure. Vigors upsets in Hollywood Park with Jerry Lambert aboard, paying $28.20.
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NYRA reaches tentative deal after parimutuel clerks strike
New York Racing Association crews, about 600 clerks, return to Belmont Park windows as part of a pending contract settlement following a walkout that disrupted Aqueduct and Belmont Park racing. A ratification vote is planned later this week amid talks over job security and NYRA authorization.
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Padres sweep Giants as Ivie ties NL double record
Mike Ivie drove in four runs with three doubles and two more in the opener, aiding the Padres in a 12-4 38 doubleheader win over the San Francisco Giants under new manager Alvin Dark. San Diego's 12 hits in the opener and six in the nightcap helped leapfrog to third in the NL West with three straight victories. A late rally and errors in the eighth fueled the opener win while another two errors aided the nightcap, with Rollie Fingers earning saves.
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Elliss blistering seven shuts pace A s 6 3 win over Tigers
Dock Ellis pitched seven shutout innings as Oakland piled up five fourth inning runs to beat Detroit 6 to 3. Oakland players Rob Picciolo Manny Sanguillen Earl Williams and Tony Armas sparked the rally while Phil Mankowski misplayed a routine ball allowing two runs to score. Tyrone homered later to cap the offense as Ellis improved to 1 9 2 4. The Tigers dropped to six straight losses as Vida Blue prepared for a rematch with Detroit.
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Foyt extends record spree at Indianapolis 500
A J Foyt wins his record fourth Indianapolis 500, pushing his Speedway earnings past $1 million and tying together a string of races that may set marks for years. The 42-year-old Holsten driver dominates, with Johnco ck and Sneva close behind. Penske cites pit delays as a factor in Sneva’s loss. Final results show Unser and Snider among leaders with Vukovich failing to finish.
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Twombly Dies A Prolific Examiner Sports Writer
SAN FRANCISCO Wells Twombly 41 longtime sports columnist for the San Francisco Examiner died early Monday at Kaiser Hospital Redwood City after an internal ailment. He earned national awards, wrote six columns weekly, authored four books and in 1974 was named one of Esquire magazine's six best sports writers.
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TODAY'S BASEBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES ROUNDUP
A cluttered list of today and tomorrow games across MLB and NBA with multiple matchups. Includes Minnesota New York Florida Detroit Cleveland Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia and other teams, with player lineups and venues scattered throughout.
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