Pirates top Dodgers 5 1 as Gladding shines for Astros
Philadelphia ace Short saved the Phillies in a 4 0 win over Atlanta while Gladding pitched two perfect innings in the Astros 4 2 victory over the Mets. The Pirates beat the Dodgers 5 1 as Sutton struggled through a rough first inning and Blass slammed the door with three hit support. Reds, Cardinals, and Cubs tie or win while Montreal falls to Cincinnati. Bench and Rose pace the Reds.
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Orioles win 2nd straight as Blair,Bufford pace win over Rangers
Baltimore improves to above .500 with a 7-2 victory over Texas behind Paul Blair’s three hits including a fourth inning double that produced the go ahead run. Mike Cuellar earned his third win as the Orioles exploited four Rangers errors and nine walks.
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Kansas City Mo Hawks Named For New NHL Team
AP reports Kansas City will host a new NHL franchise to be called the Mo Hawks. Chuck Manne, part of a 14 member ownership group, says the name may not be legal but will be used to reflect Kansas City and Missouri. Edwin G. Thompson adds the nickname aligns with the city and state, and notes uncertainty about Chicago Black Hawks’ reaction.
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Ridge Seeks Belmont to Complete Triple Crown Bid
Mira Ridge the Kentucky Derby winner aims to capture the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Bee Bee Bee, Preakness victor, is absent from the 1 mile race, which features 100 colts including Key To The Mint, Smiling Jack, and No Le Mace, runner up in the Derby and Preakness.
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Nebraska star Johnny Rodgers jailed for 30 days
Lincoln Neb AP Nebraska football star Johnny Rodgers was sentenced to 30 days in jail on Friday for running a red light and driving on a suspended motor vehicle license. He faces probation issues and a one year driving ban, with additional fines and a prior five year probation for a 1970 larceny from a person.
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Brundage questions Hunter's Olympic eligibility
Avery Brundage head of the IOC questions Bathy Lee Hunter's fitness for the Games amid his jail term for manslaughter. Hunter, US Pan American bronze medalist in the welterweight range, seeks Olympic qualification while facing ongoing scrutiny over his conduct and image. He has trained and competed abroad, with officials noting his status as a cautionary example for youth.
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Evansville Tops Tulsa In 10 Inning Duel For Lead
The Evansville Triplets moved back into first in the Eastern Division of the American Association by beating the Tulsa Oilers 7 to 6 in ten innings. Oklahoma City’s planned doubleheader at Indianapolis was rained out.
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Jamieson shoots rare hole in one to lead Salt Classic
PHILADELPHIA AP Jim Jamieson, 29, hit a hole in one on his 125 yard final shot during the Raaene Salt Classic, moving ahead of Murphy Friday by one stroke at the halfway point. Jamieson carded a 69 for a two round total of 136, with two birdies one eagle and one bogey.
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Deano's Streak Halts Opponent in 8 5 Win Thriller
Person's Sport Shop toppled Deano's in a tight game as Gehring held a four inning lead before Deano's offense exploded. Reinker led the attack with key hits while Van Ackeran contributed two triples for the losers. Long Branch defeated Bob Johnson Motors 138 behind Cattan's pitching and Fuchs Catlau backers with multiple hitters collecting homers and triples.
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USC Takes Step Toward Third Straight College Title
Southern California defeated Mississippi 86 in a loose opener as Rod Dedeaux praised a dominant performance. Connecticut upset Texas 3-0 in the other half of the double elimination eight-team College World Series opener.
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West Point shocks Columbus in non-conference clash
West Point wins 6-3 as Columbus errors plague the hosts. Starter Dwayne Henry held the foes to limited hits before Mike Valasek struggled on the mound for Platte County, while key hits from Ziola Kobza and Dean Kobza spark a late rally.
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Ryun Hits Turning Point In Mile At Track Classic
Olympic and world mile legend Jim Ryun posted a 3 57.3 at the Vons Track Classic, signaling renewed confidence after illness and a long comeback. Kip Keino edged Ryun last, while Dave Wottle and George Woods highlighted international showings with fast laps and a 70 foot shot put display. American record efforts emerged as Kathy Hammond and Francie Ludwig set marks in the women’s events.
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