Arizona State and Tulsa Reach NCAA World Series Finals
Arizona State, rebounding from a first round defeat, faces Tulsa in the 23rd NCAA College World Series final in Omaha. The Sun Devils beat NYU 41 behind Lerrin LaGrow en route to a fourth straight tourney win, while Tulsa earned a bye into the final after a midweek loss.
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Shamsky Proves He Belongs In The Majors With Mets
Art Shamsky, after a minor league detour, hits 351 with nine RBIs and three homers in 21 games. He starred against Philadelphia with two solos in a 6 5 Mets win. The day also saw Lou Brock homer for St Louis, Lee May four hits for Cincinnati, and Don Wilson’s 10 strikeouts guiding Houston past San Diego.
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Nixon Arrives Late But Still Senators Lose
President Nixon attended a Washington Senators game at RFK Stadium where Baltimore Orioles won 2 0 after a late arrival. Ted Williams managed the Senators who blew a 2 0 lead as Don Buford and Dave Johnson contributed for Baltimore. Other AL results included Red Sox 3 0 over Cleveland and Yankees 5 3 over Detroit.
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