Moose Shines As Pirates Pitcher Delivers Historic No Hit Bid
Bob Moose, a 20 year old rookie, tossed 723 innings of hitless ball at Forbes Field against the Astros, the longest such streak in the Pittsburgh park. Julio Goray broke the spell with a two out single in the eighth, Ron Davis added a ninth inning safety, and Moose finished a two hitter.
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Bert Yancey Opens With 135 Ties Open Record
In Rochester, Bert Yancey posted a 68 for 135 to equal the Open's best opening 36-hole score, drawing a two-stroke lead over Nicklaus and challenging Trevino as Palmer stumbles with a 147. The field features Palmer and Trevino amid Oak Hill conditions.
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Twins Rally Past Cedar Rapids In 9 8 Victory
Cedar Rapids Cardinals drop their second straight Midwest league game to Wisconsin Rapids 9-8 after leaving 16 on base. The loss keeps CR a half game behind Quad Cities and Decatur while Minnesota Twins trim the lead to two games.
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Harrelson’s 3 Homers Lift Red Sox Past Indians in Rout
Alvin Dark coached against his former team as Harrelson hit three consecutive homers driving in seven runs for Boston in a 7 24 rout of the Cleveland Indians. The game featured the A's fallout era and notes Dark and Harrelson’s shared history with trades and firings.
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Mount Vernon Handles Linn-Mar 10-0 For Fifth Win
Mount Vernon raised its season record to 5-1 with a six inning 10-0 victory over Linn-Mar. Jim Baker drove in four runs with a bases loaded triple as Jerry Van Dyke added a double and Musselman and Pospisil contributed key hits. Linn-Mar managed three hits as Mount Vernon pulled away early and finished with seven hits.
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Brieichel Leads Optimist Club Past Firestone in Cedar Hills
Scott Brieichel sacked three hits for seven RBI and David Ornodoff added two safeties and four RBI to power Optimist Club to a 21 15 win over Firestone in Cedar Hills Minor League. Randy Shover slugged a homer and three RBI for Firestone, Wagner Printer defeated Lumberland 8 7 for its first win.
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Palmer Faces Army Loss After U S Open Setback
A dejected Arnold Palmer stands head in hand after a rough run at a U S Open round. He blasted from several bunkers including a fairway trap and shot a 74.
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Dubuque Beats J-Hawks 12-11 in Seventh Inning Run
Dubuque edged Jefferson 12 to 11 on a seventh inning run. Terry McCoy singled in Dennis Thill for the winner after Thill reached on a single and an error. Jeff hitters Don Jacobson Bob Harris Walt Steggall posted triples in defeat.
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Welterweight Results From Multiple Cities
Fight results from New York Sao Paulo Los Angeles and Mexico report several welterweight bouts. Notable outcomes include Nievés stopping Lee in New York and Henrique outpointing Cullen in Sao Paulo, with Castillo and Pimentel trading decisions in Los Angeles.
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Milkmaid Contest Precedes Memorial Stadium Game
Tonight at Memorial stadium a milkmaids milking contest precedes the game. Contestants include Mrs James Mollenhauer wife of an Alburnett banker and Mrs Bob Nance wife of WMT farm news director. Mayor Frank Bosh and Gazette sports editor Gus Schrader will attend with players from Cedar Rapids and Wisconsin Rapids scheduled to compete starting at 7 p.m.
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Freeman and Rathje Power Wisconsin Rapids As Wins Start
In a Rodgers Park game Wisconsin Rapids built an early lead with Rathje's two run homer off Rafael Salazar and held on as Pepperfield navigated late jams. Bonalewicz and Freeman added run scoring hits. Beban to Washington and Fischer deal strengthen two sides as Otto Graham discusses future QB plans and roster moves.
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USC and Vaughn Reach College World Series Final
Southern California clinches a perfect tournament record by edging Southern Illinois to reach the College World Series finals. Bob Vaughn returns from injury to toss a six hit shutout over North Carolina State, boosting USC toward a fifth NCAA baseball crown as Dedeaux reshuffles the rotation with Bill Lee leading the staff.
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Marreson Drives All Runs In 7-2 Bosox Win Over Cleveland
By The Associated Press Ken Marreson of Boston Med Sox hit his 17th and 13th homers, driving in all seven runs in a 7-2 victory over Cleveland. Bob Moose of the Pirates pitched a no hitter for 72 innings and finished with two two hitters as Pittsburgh beat Houston 86.
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