Barber Miller duo hurls no hitter yet loss in nine innings
Baltimore's Steve Barber and Stu Miller became the first pitching pair to nine innings of no hits in a doubleheader game. Barber walked 10 Tigers, allowed a run on a Belanger error, and Miller kept Detroit hitless until a late rally. Barber blamed loss on control not the no hitter, noting he was exhausted after four and a half innings. The Tigers won 2-1 as Washington and other AL scores shuffled behind.
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Savings And Loan Nine Top Behrend Center 4-2
The Savings and Loan nine beat Behrend Center 4-2 at Loveland Field for their first season win. Both teams had four hits and one error by Behrend. Two pitchers split the win, with eight strikeouts. Behrend center had five errors as runners capitalized on breaks and clutch hitting.
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Major League Summary Transcripts from Yesterday and Today
The Associated Press National League summary lists results including Philadelphia 3 over Atlanta 4 6 and Chicago 4 beating Houston 1. New York tied Cincinnati 2-3 while San Francisco lost to Los Angeles 1 2. Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 2-0. Today's schedule shows Pittsburgh O'Dell 1 0 at St Louis Hughes 0 0 as the only game.
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Baseball standings and schedule snapshot from early season
American League results show California 4, New York 6, Detroit 2, Baltimore 4, Cleveland 2, Chicago 4, Washington 3, Minnesota 0, Kansas City 1, Boston 0. Standings list Detroit and New York atop the bracket with Boston and Chicago further behind, with Minnesota and Kansas City at lower ranks. Today's games include Boston at California, New York at Minnesota, Baltimore at Cleveland.
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Eriez Stateline Speedways Open Season Without Piazza
The Eriez-Stateline Speedway opens the season weekend of May 12-13 without defending late model champ Chuck Piazza who moved to the Carolinas. Fred Knapp takes Piazza’s Berglund sponsorship with partner Jim Dar. Ron Blackmer teams with Bob Schnars to field two Chevelles. Brockway’s Squirt Johns returns to a 67 after years with other makes.
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Youngsville
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North Hills golf course okayed for opening this month
Architect Edmund Ault confirmed the opening of Corry’s North Hills municipal golf course with an official okay. The Golf Commission aims to open by May 15. Greens and tees praised, clubhouse drawings soon, bids uncertain, and memberships priced for family 110, single 75, student 35. Greens fees sales run from a trailer near No 1.
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Rodriguez Wins 20000 Texas Open in San Antonio
Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez captured the Texas Open at the Pecan Valley course with a final 66 to finish 277, earning $20 000 from the purse and donating $5 000 to tornado victims in Chicago. Bob Goalby and New Zealander Bob Charles tied for second at 276, with Miller Barber and Billy Casper one over par.
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Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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New NBA Teams Begin Building In Two Day Draft
The Seattle and San Diego NBA franchises started stocking their clubs in a two day special draft. Existing clubs listed seven untouchables, new teams pick one from each, forming five players each. Then ten old clubs may add another untouchable, new teams select 20 more players for a total of 15 per team. The regular draft follows Wednesday.
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No Familiar Faces Dodgers Just Aren't The Same Anymore
Giants beat Dodgers 6-1 completing their first three game sweep in LA in 10 years. Davenport cites absence of Koufax Wills and Davis as contributing to Dodgers troubles. Drysdale loses for seventh straight to Giants.
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Xavier KickerROOM Uses Either Foot Scotch Cigarettes
Xavier University kicker Mario Bolanos from San Jose Costa Rica trains with cigarettescotch and soccer style kicks. Coach Ed Biles allows it as long as Bolanos boots 30 yard field goals with either foot, while Bolanos jokes about eight Winston cigarettes and scotch. He practices solo at Xavier Stadium as he adapts to football drills and keeps his left foot ready when right foot tires.
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Beaver Thinclads Take On Rockets Here Tomorrow
Corry Area High School Jackean leads the Beavers on their home oval against Titusville Rockets tomorrow. Titusville has also faced Franklin and lost 115 to 35, a pattern echoed by Beavers who hope for their first victory of the season at home.
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Jimmy Taylor Free Agent After Packers Tenure
BATON ROUGE AP Hard-running fullback Jimmy Taylor a veteran ground gainer for the Green Bay Packers became a free agent. He said he had not sent in his 1967 contract and planned no move before his free agent status.
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