Patriots Clinch 22nd Straight Win in Otter Valley Thriller
Mt Anthony Union defeats Otter Valley 4 2 in Brandon to extend the Patriots' streak to 22 victories. A seventh inning rally started by Tony Wright and Fran Maynard plus Roger Hetzel's dramatic catch miscue sparked two runs, giving Mt Anthony the lead and insurance on John Hart's later hit as reliever Hart closed out the Otters.
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P Greene
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Second No Hit Contest Shines for Joe Carnicelli
Houston Astros pitcher Joe Carnicelli threw his second career no hitter as Houston defeated Cincinnati 4 0. The win snapped a nine game skid and followed Jim Maloney’s no hitter for Cincinnati. Dodgers’ Don Sutton flirted with a no hitter against the Giants as Los Angeles tied for first in the Western Division.
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Arlington Eagles Beat Burr and Burton 4 1 in Marble Valley
The Arlington Eagles defeated Burr and Burton 4 1 in Manchester as Steve Coulman allowed four hits and one run through four innings. The offense built a 4 1 lead with a three run fourth inning highlighted by Sheldon s two run double for Arlington.
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Major League Standings and Thursday Night Scores
Thursday results show Cleveland defeating New York 6 to 2 and Minnesota beating Seattle 4 to 1 while Kansas City edged Chicago 5 to 4. Washington over Boston 7 to 6 at night. Detroit shutout Baltimore 2 to 0. California beat Oakland 3 to 2 after 10 innings. Saturday matchups include Seattle at Oakland and Kansas City at California, with Chicago at Minnesota and Cleveland at Washington. Coulman pitched a full game for the Bulldogs, earning the win amid Norse’s two hits against him.
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Arts And Letters Seeks Derby Glory With Baeza Ride
Eight horses remain to post for the 95th Kentucky Derby led by Majestic Prince, with Arts And Letters trained by Elliott Burch aiming to rebound after Florida losses. Baeza replaces injured Shoemaker to ride the colt as he faces a field including Top Knight and Dike in Louisville.
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McLain Shuts Out Orioles in Heads Up Win
Denny McLain hurls his first shutout of the season as Detroit blanked Baltimore 2-0, stopping a line drive with his forehead and joking afterward. Jim Northrup refutes an umpire claim of Tigers overconfidence as other AL games unfold with Cleveland, Minnesota, Washington, Kansas City, and California posting notable wins.
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YMCA Softball Action Opens Fourth Season At Parks
The YMCA Softball League kicks off its fourth season Monday with games at Memorial Park and Welling Field. Union Carbide faces Giants at Memorial, while Bijur plays Cross Oil at Welling. games start at 6 00. Nine teams compete with four new entrants.
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