Barber Falls Just Short of No Hitter in Orioles Win
Steve Barber, returning from elbow tendonitis, pitched a one hitter through eight and two thirds but allowed a one-out double in the ninth to Jim Fregosi, as Baltimore beat California 3-0. The day also saw Yankees win an 18 inning marathon 7-6 and White Sox sweeping a doubleheader.
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Wind Direction Swaps Colavito for Wagner in Indians Win
In Minneapolis the Indians beat the Twins 4 3 as wind conditions influence Adcock’s platoon. Wagner, a lefty, homered after Colavito was benched due to wind favoring left field. Sam McDowell earned the win, improving to 1 0, while Jim Grant absorbed the loss. Zoilo Versalles drove in all three Minnesota runs with two infields.
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Gus Gil
Larry Brown
Chuck Hinton
Whitfield
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota
Steve Hargan
Dean Chance
Cleveland
Beard Mars Palmer's Amazing Comeback at Tournament of Champions
Beard chose a bold final hole play and made a 7 foot putt for birdie to win the $20,000 purse, denying Arnold Palmer in Las Vegas. Palmer shot a course record 64, with Beard finishing 71 for 178, six under par as both chased a playoff and the event's big prize.
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Warriors fall behind 2 games in NBA final series
San Francisco coach Bill Sharman questioned the Warriors after a 126-95 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA championship series. Wilt Chamberlain logged 38 rebounds as Philadelphia built leads, while Rick Barry led Golden State with 30 points despite ankle injury and shin splints sidelining Fred Hetzel. The 76ers led from start to finish and now hold a commanding 2–0 series edge with games to come in San Francisco.
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Baseball scores and schedule recap for Tuesday
National League results include Chicago 3 Washington 3 in the second game and New York 7 Boston 6 in 18 innings. Cleveland 4 Minnesota 3. Today's games Washington at New York and Cleveland at Minnesota. Tomorrow's schedule California at Detroit and Boston at Chicago.
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Plains Indians sweep Hannan-Trace in doubleheader
The Plains Indians left Saturday with a 7-2 record after a 6-3 first game win and a 16-10 nightcap. Baker, Seiferth, Sheets, Watson, Pugh contributed to the offense while Phillips, Lewis, Thompson, Linscott, Sei ferth, Daniels, Swain and Pugh stocked the mound and lineup. Pacific Coast League results show Phoenix, Tulsa, Denver, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, San Diego, Hawall, Indianapolis, Vancouver, and Portland postings across Sunday games.
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Spokane
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San Diego
Hawall
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Wren and Workman Demonstrate Double Play at Trautwein Field
Ohio University second baseman Jim Workman and Coach Bob Wren featured in a film session at Trautwein Field. The pair used slides and a story to illustrate the double play and the nuances of playing second base for a national magazine The Athletic Journal.
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Philadelphia Dominates San Francisco In Finals Opener
Philadelphia beat San Francisco 126 to 95 to take a 2-0 lead in the best of seven finals. No games are scheduled today. next action is Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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Niekro brothers clash on field in Braves win
Phil Niekro saved Atlanta’s 4-1 victory over the Dodgers with a strong eighth and ninth. Joe Niekro faltered in his major league debut as the Cubs lost 6-5 to Pittsburgh after a shaky ninth. Other NL results saw St Louis 11 Houston 8, Philadelphia 2 New York 0, and Cincinnati sweeping San Francisco 4-1 and 6-0.
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First Pro Soccer Loop Receives Warm Welcome
The National Professional Soccer League debut drew 46,547 fans across five cities. Baltimore 8,434 for Rays 1 0 win over the Atlanta Chiefs. Philadelphia Spartans 2 0 over Toronto Falcons 14,163. Los Angeles Toros 3 2 over New York Generals 9,048. Pittsburgh Phantoms 3 3 with California Clippers 8,840 in Oakland. Chicago Spurs 2 1 over St. Louis Stars 4,725 amid tornado warnings and rain.
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OU Golfers Sprin g to Second in Four Team Meet
Ohio University golf team hosted West Virginia and Miami at the university course and finished second in a four team meet at Ohio State. The Bobcats posted a 36 hole total of 793, behind Ohio State 790, with Miami and Bowling Green 812 and 814. OSU’s Mike Good and Dennis Gallagher led medalists at 153. Bobcat scorers included Dickinson 80 77 Nordstrom 80 81 Beard 80 78 Schenk 81 79 Helwagen 85 76 Ward 81 80 Deever 81 82 Monnett 81 82 Schrom 83 84.
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Mehock to be honored by GW Club in Athens banquet
Harry E. Mehock, 41 year Mansfield High School track coach and founder of the Mansfield Relays, will be honored at the Green and White Club seventh annual sports recognition banquet in Baker Center. Adolph Rupp will speak. Mehock’s career includes a 240 19 dual meet record and multiple honors.
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Pitching Sparkles Reds Sweep Giants in Doubleheader
Cincinnati Reds newcomers Billy McCool Mel Queen and Gary Nolan starred as they swept San Francisco Giants 4-1 and 6-0. McCool and Queen combined for ten and eight strikeouts respectively while Nolan fanned eight in 7 13 innings. Deron Johnson Pete Rose and Vada Pinson fueled the offense with multiple hits and key RBIs as Cincinnati improved to 5-1-1 early in the season.
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Reds
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San Francisco Giants
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Houston Astros
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Deron Johnson
Helms
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Pavletich
Broncos Tied With Bobcats After MAC Baseball Sweep
Western Michigan swept a doubleheader from Toledo by scores of 6-0 and 11-2, tying Ohio University for the lead in the Mid-American Conference baseball scramble. Ohio and Western Michigan sit at 3-1, with Toledo set to host Bowling Green while Western Michigan hosts Miami.
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