Rooker's 3 hit gem lifts Pirates to win over Braves
Pirates edge Braves 4 0 as Rooker limits them to three hits. Pitcher earns his 10th win while Stargell, hampered by a cracked rib, returns to the lineup. Pirates stay three games ahead of Phillies in the NL East standings.
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Eckersley Key to Cleveland Future
A rookie right hander Dennis Eckersley from Fremont Calif is making waves for the Cleveland Indians. He has impressed manager Frank Robinson and the team as they lag seven games behind the Boston Red Sox in the American League. Eckersley, age 20, previously with the Oakland A's, has opened eyes with strong early performances.
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Baseball Standings and Roundup Highlight Key Leaders
The article lists league leaders in home runs runs batted in and stolen bases for both leagues, names top pitchers by victories, and reports on recent MLB games including Eckersley’s near no hitter, a Rangers win over the Tigers, and the Twins defeating the Brewers 6-3 with McKay homering and Bostock collecting three hits.
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Halicki Named NL Player of Week for No-Hit Gem
San Francisco Giants pitcher Ed Halicki earned the National League Player of the Week after delivering a no run no hit performance. He stood out in a standout stretch, earning league recognition for his shutout work on the mound.
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Lane urges living Hall of Fame nominations for stars
Frank Lane suggests designating certain active players as Hall of Fame nominees each year. Veterans like Earl Averill back the idea to recognize star players before retirement and avoid posthumous controversies. Lane cites past trades and advocates promoting the game by honoring talent while they play.
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Three Big Nebraska Defense Moves After Scrimmage
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne reshuffled three key defensive spots after Saturdays Memorial Stadium scrimmage. Sophomore Jim Wightman moves to weak side linebacker with Larry Young to strong side, Stan Waldemore rises to right guard, and John O Leary climbs to the No 1 I back slot. Injuries to Jol y and Dave Gillespie prompted backfield changes as the Huskers began one a day practices after last week’s two a day sessions.
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Evansville Beats Omaha 14–0 on Lamote's Fourth Inning Hit
Evansville defeats Omaha 14 to 0 as Gene Lamote drives in Bob Molinaro with a single in the fourth. Omaha pitcher George Throop suffers his ninth loss in a four hit game. Evansville ace Bill Slayback goes the distance for a four hit shutout.
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Borg and Vilas Set For US Pro Final Showdown
Sweden’s Borg, 19, faces Argentina’s Vilas, 23, in the U S Pro Championships final at Longwood. Borg defeated Australian John in a semifinal while Vilas topped Arthur Ashe to reach the title match. The event awards 16000 to the winner.
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Boulevard Bank team sweeps Streamliner action
First National Bank took high team game 768 and high team series 2222 during Streamliner League at Boulevard. Dianne Fittie 197 led individual game while Dianne Dallman 493 led series. John Schreckengost 209 topped game and Ed Zimmer 551 led series. American Legion swept high team game 849 and series 2467. Notable 200 games included Vern Beckman 203 Bob Plankington 201 and Dave Barbers 202. John Murphy added a 145 triplicate.
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Pittsburgh netters cap WTT crown
Pittsburgh Triangles defeated the Golden Gaters 24-21 to win the World Team Tennis championship in the third game of the best of three. Vitas Gerulaitis and Jim Okker led the title bid with key singles and doubles wins in front of 6,882 at the event.
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