Johnson loses no hitter in ninth for record
Ken Johnson of the Houston Colt .45s pitched the first nine-inning no hitter to lose in major league history and the second in the team's brief existence. The Reds won 2-0 on two errors in the ninth. Johnson and teammates endured a bitter twist as Pete Rose scored after a misplay, despite a standout performance.
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Ken McBride Ties AL Mark Orioles Red Sox in Split
Ken McBride of the Los Angeles Angels tied an American League record by hit batters in a 3-2 loss to the Indians. The Orioles split a twilight doubleheader with Boston 1-0 and 3-1, while Washington beat Minnesota 5-4 as Bill Skowron drove in the decisive run.
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Boxing Results From Omaha Paris And Barcelona
Boxing highlights report from AP lists Rory O'Shea defeating George Meaux in Omaha, Art Hernandez edging Rudy Rodrigues, both at light weights, Felix Brami knocking out Raton Osuna in Paris, and Mimoun Ren Ali defeating Benny Lee in Barcelona.
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Celtics Warriors clash draws record San Francisco crowd
San Francisco fans fill the Cow Palace as Boston Celtics meet the Golden State Warriors in a crucial fourth game of the NBA playoffs. Celtics trail 2-1 after a 119-91 loss in the last meeting here, while Warriors players Tom Meschury and Guy Rodgers cope with minor injuries.
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Baseball results and schedule recap
Thursday results include Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 5 New York 1 Cincinnati 1 Houston 0 Los Angeles 7 St Louis 5. Scheduled games feature San Francisco at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Milwaukee and New York at Pittsburgh among others. Washington 5 Minnesota 4 Boston 3 Baltimore 1 Cleveland 3 Los Angeles 2. Boston at Chicago Cleveland at Los Angeles Washington at Kansas City Detroit at Minnesota.
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Pittsfield High Romps Over Berkshire In Season Opener
Sheffield Berkshire School opened with a weak showing as Pittsfield High scored 82 to 31. Delusky and Carapreso led with multiple wins including shot put discus high jump and sprints. Hubbard Hugh Andrus and Sam Martin posted key wins as Berkshire claimed two events and Pittsfield swept nine. Berkshire meets Canterbury next, Pittsfield heads to Westfield.
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Texas Open leads tied at ten in first round
Ten players shared the Texas Open lead after a 67 at Oak Hills Country Club. Notables absent from the board included Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, and Julius Boros, while veterans like Jimmy Demaret posted 71. The field featured rising players and several veterans seeking a first tour victory.
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Redmen to Host Vermont in Weekend Pair on Alumni Field
Amherst Massachusetts University of Massachusetts baseball hosts Vermont Catamounts for two games marking Vermonts first regular season contests. Rod Corey of Gratton named tomorrow starter after a four hit outing against Connecticut. Vermont relies on a young lineup of sophomores and juniors as they tour and faced Navy Georgetown Hofstra LSU Rider and Columbia on the spring trip.
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Berkshire Tops Kent Net Team
Berkshire School tennis varsity earned a 6-3 victory over Kent School on Saturday. Andy Brown defeated Jim Andrews 6-2 6-1 after dropping the first set 4-6, Rich Bentley beat Bill McClintock 9-11 6-4 6-3, and Bill Broder, with Brown, won a doubles match. Kent’s Pete Schell and Phil Steenland won singles, Steenland and Andrews defeated Berkshire’s Dana de Windt and Ned Bunnell for Kent’s lone doubles win.
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Chicopee Soccer Capital hosts international league games
Chicopee aspires to a rare feat in professional soccer with an International League contest for the fourth straight year, joining four American cities New York Chicago and Los Angeles. First game June 21 at Stot Park features Hearts of Edinburgh against Lanerossi Vicenza from Italy, then July 24 twilight match at Stot Park pits Victoria Guimaraes of Portugal against AEK Athens of Greece. The events push Chicopee's tally of nations represented to ten, under the Chicopee Soccer Association Crowning itself Soccer Capital of New England and promoting 18 youth teams while seeking profits to fund youth programs.
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Penn Relays Open as Nationwide Track Chaos Begins
Philadelphia hosts the seventh annual Penn Relays with 8000 athletes entering three open meet days. Drake Relays start in Des Moines with Tom O Hara highlight, Mount San Antonio Relays underway in Walnut California. Patty Berg leads Titleholders Golf in Augusta with 69. Narvaez faces Dorado in a televised 10 round bout in New York.
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