Siebert Throws No-Hitter as Indians Tie Senators 2-0
Sonny Siebert pitched the Indians first no-hitter of the season, leading Cleveland to a 2-0 win over the Washington Senators. He faced no baserunners through four innings and allowed only three baserunners all game, with the final out recorded on a Bob Laverne fly to Chuck Hinton. The game drew thousands of teachers among the crowd.
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TOP TWIRLERS AT SAVINGS AND LOAN SHOWDOWN
Larry Persing and Roy Swanson lead the Savings and Loan junior team with 2 for the young season. Swanson to start today against Albion at Loveland Field with John Hubert catching. Persing to pitch tomorrow against Lawrence Park with Jerry Mick as catcher. The Corryites, managed by Jim Hammond, stand 5-0 including a forfeit win over Girard-Fairview.
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Koufax Dominates Giants For Eighth Straight Win
Sandy Koufax pitched a complete game on Friday night allowing four hits as the Dodgers beat the Giants 1 0 to move into first place in the National League race. He improved to 11-1 with a 1.54 ERA while the bullpen remained unused since May. Juan Marichal stood at 2 with a 1.70 ERA for the Giants.
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Dodgers Rivalry Looms As Pitchers Chase 30 Wins
The text traces historical 30 win milestones and notes Clayton Koufax near a 1965 pace with 11 wins by June, plus other MLB game results. It mentions Dizzy Dean Hal Newhouser Rob Roberts Don Newcombe Koufax and confirms recent game outcomes for Atlanta Pittsburgh Houston St Louis New York. It cites Woody Woodward Hank Aaron Chi Chi Oliva Tim McCarver Ken Johnson Curt Simmons Don Rustek Ed Bressoud and Jim Maloney in varied performances.
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Yanks Trade For Pitcher Talbot And Bryan
The New York Yankees acquire right handed starter Fred Talbot and catcher Bill Bryan from Kansas City in exchange for Gil Blanco Bill Stafford and outfielder Roger Repez. It is the 19th deal between the clubs this season with no cash involved. Stafford had been recalled to face Detroit in the second game of a doubleheader. Talbot, 24, owned a 4 4 record with KC this season after a 10 12 mark last year.
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Greenwood penalizes himself early in Sunnehanna tourney
Defending champion Bob Greenwood of Cookeville Tenn called a four stroke penalty on himself after teeing off with an extra club. He finished opening round of Sunnehanna Amateur Champions event at 81 while leader Ed Updegraf of Tucson shot par 70. The tournament continues with two more rounds and ends Sunday.
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Three tied for Buick lead at Warwick Hills
Phil Rodgers Fred Marti and Jim Ferrier share first round lead at the $100 000 Buick Open on the 7280 yard Warwick Hills course Rodgers credits swing changes and new putting approach Ferrier oldest co leader shot 33 on front nine despite three putts late in round and Ferrier bogeyed three of last four holes
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Two CAHS athletes letter in three sports
Corry Area High School recognized 67 letter winners with two athletes earning letters in football basketball and track. Seventeen earned letters in two sports while several individuals nearly reached a third sport, with Greg Brown earning the Harold G Wolfe trophy and Ken Mc Chesney winning the sportsmanship award.
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Ryun Sets 880 Record Amid AAU Clash at Nationals
TERRE HAUTE IND AP Sensational Jim Ryun 19-year-old KU freshman shatters world half mile mark in 1 44.9 as federation meet nears close. AAU alarm over bans looms with athletes facing possible exclusion from New York nationals and a Los Angeles team series. Tushaus also breaks federation javelin mark amid confusion over AAU reprisal threat.
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