Lolich Shuts Out Twins as Rookie Lefty Goes Southpaw
Detroit rookie Mickey Lolich pitched his first major league shutout with a left handed delivery after a childhood tricycle accident. He scattered three hits in a 5-0 win over Minnesota, driving in three runs to back his strong start. Pizarro matched with a three hit outing and three RBIs in Chicago’s 6-1 win over Boston as other AL games featured Washington over KC in 10, Cleveland defeating the Angels in 16, while Baltimore and the Yankees had no games scheduled.
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Walks Help Iowa Spank Illini 8 to 2 in Early Doubleheader
Iowa State beats Nebraska 4-3 in a Friday game as Wendy Blandenberg scores the winning run on Jerry Retzlaff’s hit. Dick Olsen drives in two with a fourth inning triple and Jim Mahoney adds a run on a single. DeLon Thompson secures the win on eight hits in a key Big Eight clash, while Des Moines supplied Drake Relays records and wind-affected marks featuring Clyde Duncan’s 9.3 second 100 and Gayle Hopkins’ 26-2 broad jump as part of a windy, sunlit show.
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Mays Keeps High Pace With 15-5 Giants Win
Willie Mays led San Francisco past Cincinnati 15-5 with a home run, two singles, two walks, a stolen base, and four RBIs in five at bats. He raised his batting average to a league leading .500 as Juan Marichal struck out 13 in a 18 hit Giants win while Dodgers falter for the eighth time in ten.
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Duncan Breaks 100 Yards Time at Drake Relays
Duncan blazed a :09.3 100 yards at Drake Relays beating college rivals, with Trenton Jackson clocking :09.5 for second. Hopkins leaped 26-2 in the broad jump, shattering a rival record, while Arizona State and Iowa entries posted notable marks. Debby Kirkey and several Iowa preps also earned places in sprints and field events.
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Allac Crown Wins Allac Conference Title Atburnett News
Alburnett High School baseball improves to 6-0 as it wins the 1964 Allac conference tournament in a dramatic two extra innings. Center Point, defeated 14-13, scored early homers from Floyd and D Hepker but the winner's Charley Bugg walked, stole, advanced, and scored on an error in the bottom of the ninth.
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Cyclone Netmen Fall to Wheaton in 7-2 Loss
Ames Iowa Wheaton swept five of six singles to defeat Iowa State 7-2 on Friday. Bruce Helm led ISU at singles while Enlow, Peterson and Beasley won their matches in a competitive meet, as Cyclone netters failed to rally.
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Luther Wins Fourth Straight Net Meet
Luther College nets team triumph over Wartburg 8 to 1 to extend dual meet streak. Singles results include Wendt over Hansen 7-5 9-7, Tolman over Shinkay 6-3 6-4, and MaKeever over Thelachier 6-2 6-1, with several tight battles.
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2 Tied for Texas Lead
In San Antonio Gene Littler and Terry Dill held a tie atop the Texas Open after 36 holes with 134 strokes each. Both shot three-under-par 67 to maintain a one stroke edge entering the third round as several chasers fell out of the lead group.
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St Ambrose Golfers Qualify For NAIA Field
St Ambrose College Davenport earned NAIA golf tournament eligibility by winning the District 15 NAIA meet in Des Moines with a low team score of 319. Iowa Wesleyan finished second and Simpson third as the field advanced to Dallas in June.
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Celtics Take 3-1 Playoff Lead Over Warriors 98-95
Boston forced a 3-1 edge in the NBA final series by defeating San Francisco 98-95 at Cow Palace. Heinsohn scored 15 of his 25 in a third-quarter burst while Sam Jones added 23 and Russell limited Wilt Chamberlain to help cap a critical Boston comeback as Rodgers led San Francisco late with 16 in the final period.
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Loras Wins Drake Golf Meet At Waveland Course
DES MOINES Loras College edged Grinnell for the Drake Invitational golf title on the Waveland course Friday. Loras posted a 295 total while Coe tied for eighth with 326 and Luther finished 12th with 334. Gene Parr of Parsons won medalist honors after a two hole playoff with Walt Walsh of Loras and Ted Risser of Grinnell. Parr shot 73 on the 18 holes.
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Blairstown Boys Roll Past Vinton 10-0 in Prep Clash
Blairstown won its fifth straight prep baseball game by routing Vinton 10-0. Pitcher Jim Hinkel allowed three hits while striking out multiple batters. Al Walters led the offense with three singles and drove in two runs as Blairstown piled up runs in multiple innings.
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Meyers and Blake Win Stock Car Features at Davenport
Tuffy Meyers of Big Rock won the modified feature at the Mississippi Valley fair grounds Friday night. Pat Blake of Clarence won the novice feature. Meyers and Blake will be on hand for tonight's stock car opener at Hawkeye Downs starting at 7:30.
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College Baseball Results From Big Ten and Midwest Slate
Big Ten scores Illinois 2 over Minnesota 8 and Northwestern 7 over Indiana 9 while Ohio State wins 1 Big Eight action Iowa State 4 Nebraska 3 and Oklahoma 7 Kansas 6 2 Oklahoma 4 Colorado 5 8 Oklahoma 4 10 Midwest Conference Monmouth 7 Grinnell 2 in 16 innings Knox 9 Cornell 6 prep results Alburnett 14 Center Point Stockwell 4 East Buchanan 13 Maquoketa Valley 2 prep track Manchester 94 Independence 94 Marion 45 college tennis Notre Dame 7 Iowa 3 Wheaton 7 Iowa State 2 northern Iowa 9 Itling Westmar 6 Morningside 1 Washington 7 Missouri 0 Bradley 9 vs Western Illinois Central 0 Luther 8 vs Warps pro basketball NBA playoffs leads best of seven Metis Piste 9 Boston
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