Bombers blank Blues twice in City Park doubleheader
The Columbus Bombers shut out the Chanute Blues 9-0 and 10-0 at City Park. Columbus powered 18 hits, capitalized on six Chanute errors, and pitchers Larry Jent Kevin Carr and John Kisling fanned 20. Blues starter David Peter struggled early and exited after 5 1 3 innings.
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Baseball scores and results for Wednesday games
Major League Baseball results include the American League: Boston 7 Chicago 6, Texas 3 Baltimore 2 in 12 innings, Cleveland 4 Kansas City 0, New York 6 Minnesota 3, California 2 Detroit 1, Oakland 11 Milwaukee 3. National League: San Francisco 10 Chicago 8, Philadelphia 7 San Diego 2, Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 0, Los Angeles 3 Montreal 0, New York 1 Houston 0, St Louis 5 Atlanta 2.
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Odom Seeks Salary Boost After Two-Hitter Win
Cleveland righthander John Odom blanked Kansas City 4 0 in a rain delayed game. He demanded an $8,000 raise from the Indians and discussed returning to Oakland or joining the Rangers. Boog Powell and John Lowenstein homered to back Odom as Alan Ashby added his first Cleveland homer.
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NBA OKs third official for exhibition games in 1975
The NBA approved a third official on trial for all 1975 exhibition games to assist referees. Red Auerbach backed eliminating center jump balls before Oct. 1 and supported the new umpire role to cover the 24 second clock and last-shot calls. The changes apply only to preseason play for evaluation.
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BYU Takes Early Lead in NCAA Track Meet
Brigham Young's Raimo Pihl set an NCAA decathlon opening record with 8,079 points to win the 10-event debut and earn a Swedish Olympic spot. Oregon’s Craig Brigham placed second as BYU led with 19 points to Oregon 8 and Maryland 4, with Lythell third and Von Gerich fifth.
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Draft's No. 1 figure's worth rises with college showing
The Angels own the top pick Danny Goodwin from Southern University. He batted .394 with 166 RBIs in 169 games and may seek medical school if the deal fails. He has hired an agent and could demand more than the $80,000 bonus he rejected from Chicago four years ago. The White Sox previously picked him No. 1. San Diego tabbed Mike Lentz second, a left-handed pitcher from Juanita High School with a 14-2 mark, 0.47 ERA, and 199 strikeouts in 104 innings.
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Cardinal Drug Dominates Industrial League Wins Twice
Cardinal Drug beat H. K. Porter 3-2 on a first inning three run homer and routed Foodtown 14-3 after jumping 8-0 by the fourth. Cardinal totaled 20 hits and claimed two wins Wednesday night at Santa Fe Park. Data Comm defeated Rendezvous 10-1 behind 12 hits including a home run three triples and a double. Rendezvous scored once in the first on three singles and a fielder's choice.
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Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Should Miss You
Readers are advised to contact their Tribune carrier if a delivery is missed. If unreachable, call 431 4100 during weekdays 5:30 to 6 PM or by 9 AM Saturday for assistance.
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