8 Straight Victories For A's Ace
Jim Hunter pitched a two hitter for his eighth consecutive win as the Oakland A's beat the Minnesota Twins 5-1. The 25 year old allowed only Steve Braun’s fifth inning homer and Cesar Tovar’s ninth inning single, fanning six to keep Oakland 6 1/2 games up on Minnesota in the AL West. Tommy Davis drove in three runs with a first homer of the season as Davis and Reggie Jackson hit back to back homers in the sixth off Ray Corbin.
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Draft plans swirl around Canadian Star Lawrence
Red Pepper ARRY Lawrence, former Iowa player, announces June 30 draft medical, balancing studies at Calgary and football with the Calgary Stampeders. He hints at draft dodger stance if induction nears, cites hypertension and concussion history, and reflects on family roots and future in sports and public welfare.
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Cruz Caps Cards with Two Homers in 5-0 2-Hitter
Cedar Rapids Cardinals rout Minnesota Twins 5-0 as Ted Hemenway, slated to start the following day, hurls a two hit gem with 10 strikeouts aided by sharp defense and a three home run night from Hector Cruz who also adds a single. Marc Hill contributes a homer and Breshears and Fenton pace the 12-hit attack with back-to-back doubles.
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Mayner Ends Sanger Hegemony In Independence Stock Car Race
Independence Raceway hosted a 25 lap feature where Doc Mayner of Winthrop upset Ed Sanger who led the first heat but finished outside the money. The program also listed heats with Sanger, Hansen, Wassertor and others across Late Model and Sportman divisions.
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Ames Track King Triumphs At State Meet In Windy Finish
Ames High School captured its 12th AA state title with 45 field event points and dominant depth led by Tom Pantenburg's meet record 6-6 high jump. Indianola finished second, Cedar Rapids Washington third, as Dennis Roloff won the 440 and Danowsky claimed the long jump runner up for Washington.
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Indians Edge Yankees 2-1 on seventh inning miscue
Cleveland catcher Jake Gibbs misplayed a throw in the bottom of the seventh allowing Steve Dunning to score the deciding run as the Indians beat the New York Yankees 2-1. Lyttle homered for the Yankees and Nettles homered for Cleveland.
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Results Summary
American League standings show Bos Oak Bal Det NY Was Min Chi. results include Baltimore 5 Boston 2, Detroit 3 Washington 1, Oakland 5 Minnesota, Milwaukee 12 Kansas City 0. Today’s games: Minnesota at Oakland, Chicago at California, Milwaukee at Kansas City, New York at Boston, Washington at Cleveland, Detroit at Baltimore, and New York at Boston. National League results include Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 3, Chicago 5 Houston 2. schedule features Montreal at New York, Atlanta at New York, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, San Francisco at Houston.
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Midwest League Standings and Schedule Fragments
The list shows several teams with records and percentages such as Cedar Rapids 5, Appleton 4 and Clinton 6, Waterloo 3. Quintet matchups include Appleton at Waterloo and Quad Cities at Danville with several other pairings referenced in terse standings shorthand.
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Brewers Rip Royals 12-0 in decisive win
Tommy Harper collected four hits and three RBIs as the Milwaukee Brewers exploded for seven runs in the first four innings and shut out the Kansas City Royals 12-0. Marty Pattin allowed five hits to improve to 4-4, while Harper boosted his average with key hits in the early and late innings.
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