Pirates Star Fights to No-Hitter in Doubleheader Win
Pitcher Willis fires the season’s first no hitter, guiding the Pirates to a 2-0 victory over San Diego in the opener. Mazeroski’s fielding saves join the no-hit bid as Webster’s seventh-inning liner is snagged for the final out. Willis walks eight but dominates, later hailed as a promising young talent for Pittsburgh. In Game 2, San Diego rebounds to edge the Pirates behind Coombs’ clutch hit. Other NL and AL results noted with stars Stargell, Gibson, and Clemente contributing across the day.
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Minnesota
Weston
Cincinatti
Philadelphia
Tony Pere
Wayne Simpson
Shurpson
Gilllies
Ren Kessinger
Wheiye
Eigib
Los Angels
Ren Vinkman
Gibson
Harran
Lee Pillock
Tomnie Agee
Athaitel
Phil Nivkta
John Latenat
Montreal
Nebraskan Russ Snyder stars in Milwaukee win
Russ Snyder, a 33 year old journeyman outfielder, sparked Milwaukee to a 4 0 victory as he delivered key hits and played solid defense. The game featured several mentions of Snyder's past with the White Sox and Yankees, with Brewers manager Day Bristol praising his confidence and late surge in the ninth inning.
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Wriday
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Brewers
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Snyder
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St. Louis
Sila Prancisco
Fritz Peterson
Mansay City
Yankees
Ballimags
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Hero
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Canpaneris
Lifter Shines at Wheelchair Games Friday Meet
Viet veteran Yoel Robert Winland wins first heavyweight title. Minti of Norristown takes featherweight with 200 pounds. Latiasint of Pa captures light heavier class. Myers of Roanoke and Lucian of Bronx set marks in lightweight and middleweight. Three Pennsylvania girls Elizabeth of Villanova, Koslie Lixon of Phoenixville, Gerry Hartley win table tennis. Stel Florescu and Bernard McNichol win men’s events.
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UPA
Latiasint
Meonda
Bill Myers
Roanok Vo
Ralph Lucian
Io Bronx
Tenis
Pennsylvania
Elzabeth Er O
Villanova
Koaslie Lixon
Phoenixville
Gerry Hartley
Clifton
Ilivision
Stel Florescu
Lincoln Park
Michanid Bernard McNichol
The
Brows
College picks New York player in national draft
A Louisiana college selected Torey Mradshay as the top choice in the national functional talent draft, marking a notable pick for the program and igniting expectations for his professional prospects.
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New York
WPM
Torey Mradshay
Louisiain Ech
Unknown leading figures Western Open golf drama unfolds
At the Western Open midway, GANGAGY with a 65 and a 36 hole total of 194 leads by four over rivals. Rivalry centers on Rover, Nie Chais, Arnott Palmer and others chasing in tough conditions.
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Columbus
Civ
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Grier Donus
Ja Jones
Ous
Rover
Bobby Nie Chais
Arnott Palmer
Ravin
Voday Rover
Palee
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Palmer
Lincoln Fits 5-4 Victory Cited By Strong Defense
Lincoln National Bank of Commerce edged Columbus American Legion juniors 5-1 at Pawnee Park Field Friday as three double plays and steady hitting fueled the win. NBC pitchers Tran Walters and others held the visitors to one run while Gary Modelski, Tim McLaughlin, and Jeff Gade contributed key hits. Columbus’ Evie Rongish left early with an injury as NBC’s defense turned three crucial twin killings to preserve the lead and set up upcoming games including a Sunday matchup at Kearney.
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Lincoln National Bank of Commerce
Columbus American Legion
Pawnee Park Field
Lincoln
Larry Lassek
Cornhusker
Kearney
Columbus
Larry Saalfeld
Concordia High School
NBC
Tran Walters
Hastings Huniors
Walters
Gary Modelski
Tim McLaughlin
Legion Club
Jeff Gade
Steve Slonecker
Mexielski
McLaughlin
Glen Ross
St Bullington
Mike Young
Scott Levey
NRC
Hie
Columbus Hayes
Ohio U and Texas win in College World Series
Ohio University toppled Southern California 4-2 in Omaha as Don Stoligrosz doubled and Dave Mineman drove in a run, while Ed Robbins earned the win. Texas blanked Delaware 6-4 behind strong pitching by L. Hoxton and a three-run triple by Bruce Fad late in the game to advance in the College World Series.
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Southern California Rojas
Tesas Langhorns
Delaware
Trojans
Decison
Mee Odlawar Aternoon
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Tin Fanith
Souther Cal
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Dave Mineman
Ohio
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Gary Shade
Jim Barr
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Brent Strom
Ohi University
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Tom Rausch
Barr
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Teajans
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Ninson
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Tenis
Lou Bagweil
David Hallhen
Lort Hoaton
Fourhorns
Ved Zink
Iowa State
Arizona
Moh
Florida Slat
Lonigii
Summer league bowling high scores across divisions noted
Harold Force posted 24 games and Howard Weisser a 635 series with 423 18 and 230 games leading Ames. OW Joe Karnick had a 24 alongside Force 202 Casey 210 Biol Topinka 235. Grace Force produced 200 and a 514 series in women. Iowa top team game 740 and series 2010. Teague Ruscky 1980 singleton and Sharon Ucesseker a ala series in Wednesday ladies. Tigers high Tea game 636 and series 1797. George Engel led All American with 214 game and 51 series. Corrine Cave 599 in three games 261 206 176. Nebraska team scoring AM ame ant 1.4 series.
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Harold Force
Howard Weisser
Columbus
Joe Karnick
Force
Casey
Biol Topinka
Grace Force
Iowa
Dean Ruscky
Sharon Ucesseker
Tigers
George Engel
Corrine Cave
Nebraska
Bowlers notch 4th softball win 12-1
Boulevard Lanes notched their fourth softball win of the season in Columbus Men's Softball League by drubbing Dales 12-1. Val Soh earned the win with Gary Oakeson in relief. Jim Sliva led with three base hits while Rick Bergman and Stan Gottschall added two each.
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Boulevard Lanes
Dales
Val Soh
Gary Oakeson
Jim Sliva
Rick Bergman
Stan Gottschall
Eagles Giants in ninth annual New Jersey benefit game
The Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants will play their ninth annual New Jersey Jaycee exhibition game at Princeton University’s Palmer Stadium. The event benefits Jaycees and is announced for September.
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Princeton
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
New Jersey Jaycee
Princeton University
Palmer Stadium
Gay
Wiliam T Cahill
Driver says lucky despite some mishaps
English racer Jackie Oliver says luck helps him through crashes and even a wall impact. He notes incidents this year include a front wheel loss in Spain and a fire involving another car, while reflecting on Bruce McLaren’s death and the Can-Am season opener at Mosport Ontario. Oliver also mentions upcoming nuptials and team changes with Hulme, Gethin, and Gurney involved.
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New York
UPI
Jackie Oliver
England
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Dion
Mig
Mosport
Ont
Bruce McLaren
Goodwood
McLaren
Peter Gethin
Hulme
Dan Gurney
Melarens
Midget Reds host DC nine Sunday night
The Midget Reds will host David City Midgets in an 8 p.m. Pioneer League game at Pawnee Park Field Sunday. The Reds and junior teams suffered season-opening losses last weekend and the Blues travel to Kearney before hosting Papillion Midgets on Monday June 15 at Pawnee Park.
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Reds
David City
Pawnee Park Field
Ak Sar Ben racing results update from Omaha
Ak-Sar-Ben tracks host multiple races with detailed payouts. Winners include Kily, Roving Tigress, McKinley Mac, Elkhorn Valley, 4 Foot, Loose Lady, Lincoln's Miss, Cheju and Rosy Bix with various exacta and daily double figures. attendance reported as 12,886.
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Daring Ballad
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Rip Charge
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Patsy Star
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FIFA rules Mexico to Toluca for World Cup quarterfinal
FIFA rejected Mexico's appeals and forced a move to Toluca Stadium for the quarterfinal against Italy. Officials cleared Brazilian referee Airton Vieira De Moraes of bribery allegations and closed that case. Russia faces Uruguay. Brazil meets Peru. England plays West Germany in the knockout stage as teams sharpen tactics and manage injuries.
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International Football Federation
FIFA
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Italy
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Haly
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FIA
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Euse
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Sweden
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Stanley
Uruguay
Tolica
Peru
Guadalajara
England
West Germany
Leon
Title starts to resemble her famed father
United Frogs International reports on Title, daughter of Bolt Ruler, winning a six furlong Belmont Park allowance for fillies and mares. The Drizzler wins at Monmouth, plus results from Detroit and Arlington Park. Terrago, Marcy, Delmont, Plepsy Oki and Varasol Pete are listed for upcoming races at Hollywood Park, Monmouth, and Arlington.
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Bolt Ruler
Belmont Park
Tilden
Bobby Woodhouse
Yes Sir
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Monmouth Park
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Out OF the Park
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Arlington Park
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Hollywood Park
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Mandaring to Open Brazil Colombia Davis Cup Series
Edison Mandaring was named Friday to open Brazil's Davis Cup ties against Colombia in Sao Paulo. His first singles opponent is van Moling, highlighting Brazil's bid to start the series strong in the openers.
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Brazil
Edison Mandaring
Colombia
van Moling
Wren Receives NCAA Coaching Honor at Athens Ohio
Ohio University baseball coach Bob Wren was named NCAA district four baseball coach of the year by the NCAA Baseball Coaches Committee after guiding the Bahcats to a 31-4 season and a Mid-American Conference title. The team was to face Southern California in the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska, Friday night.
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Bob Wren
Ohio University
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Ncaa Baseball Coaches Committee
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