Buckeyes Win District Four Title With 10-7 Victory
Ohio State clinched the NCAA District Four baseball title with a 10-7 win over Detroit at Trautwein Field. The Buckeyes improved to 26-11 and earned a spot in the College World Series in Omaha, after defeating Ball State 4-0 and Ohio University 4-2 in the same tournament. Pitcher Kitchton earned the win while Arlin closed out Detroit in the eighth, as Nagelson homered and drove in three runs for Ohio State.
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Ohio State Leads All Stars With Four On Team
Ohio State placed four players on the all tournament team chosen by writers after the district playoffs at Trautwein Field. Detroit and Ohio University each had two selections, Ball State one. Steve Arlin and Dennis Deptula shared MVP honors.
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All Seven Boyers Sign Contracts in Baseball Links
The six younger Boyers still tied to baseball include Wayne a minor league pitcher outfielder Ken a Cardinal third baseman Lynn a minor league first baseman Cletis a Yankee third baseman since 1959 Ron an infielder in the Yankee system and Len a shortstop in the Cardinals pipeline.
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National League and American League Baseball Results Roundup
Reading of standings and recent results shows the Dodgers and Giants near top in the NL while the Yankees and White Sox lead the AL. Sunday and Friday scores include Pittsburgh 7 New York 4 and Philadelphia 8 Chicago 1, with Houston 3 St. Louis 2 in 12 innings.
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White Sox Dump Yanks as John Shines on mound
Tommy John pitched six strong innings to beat the Yankees 6-3 extending New York’s skid to four games. Chicago scored early and added insurance while holding off a late Yankee rally. Roberto Clemente sparked a Pirates 7-4 win over the Mets with four hits. George Thomas started Detroit’s 1-0 win over Cleveland in 10 innings, as Mickey Lolich went two-hits for Detroit.
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