Siebert Throws No-Hitter as Indians Top Senators 2-0
Sonny Siebert pitched the first no hitter of the season for Cleveland, allowing two base-runners in a 2-0 win over Washington. Leon Wagner hit his sixth inning homer and Salmon added a run-scoring single. Only Dick Nen and Paul Casanova reached base for Washington on a walk and an error respectively.
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Cleveland
Sonny Siebert
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Washineon Senators
Bob Feller
Detroit
Senator
Dick Nen
Paul Casanova
Casanova
Chico Salmon
Senators
Siebert
Don Lack
Max Aivis
Bob Laverine
Fred Whitfield
Nen
Lock
Dick Howser
Chuck Hinton
Hinton
Leon Wagner
Salmon
Washington
Ortega
Jim King
Wagner
Frank Howard
Vic Davalillo
St. Louis
No-hitter shocks Senators as Pirates, Red Sox chase wins
A 1964 no-hitter by a 6-foot-3 pitcher silences the Senators in their six-year span without a no-no. The run of no-hitters in 1963-64 features four total, with Koufax’s perfect game and Morehead’s AL gem highlighted alongside Cinncinnati’s Maroney. Washington hosts news of baseball's rare strike against the league’s offense.
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Minnesota
Twins
Washington
Bob Keegan
Chicago White Sox
Jim Maroney
Cincinnati
Sandy Koufax
Dave Morehead
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Twins Beat White Sox 6-2 Behind Boswell Four-Hitter
Dave Boswell pitched a four hit game and drove in a run as the Minnesota Twins downed the Chicago White Sox 6-2. Boswell added two singles and scored twice, securing his second win against four losses. The Twins erased a 4-0 second inning with timely hits and a walk-filled rally.
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Dave Boswell
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Chicago White Sox
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John Buzharist
SOX
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Smoky Burgess
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Dennis Higgins
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Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes League Standings
Riverside Lanes hosts RS Ladies League results showing Ballou Park Gats forward Ballou Park Gats team names include Korman Ferguson Kellistas Yates 160 and Commodore Homes 6 with 131 NMcCullum in DBRAN League No 2 Stores GOH 1%0 No 7 Division 3-Franksin tn Dats Processing 6-Budg Te and 3 NMcCullum 131 noting final scores or placements.
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Gearhart
Mercill Korman
Ferguson
Kellistas
Franksin
Minor Little Learire TAT Stonewall Jackson and Woods
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Stonewall Jackson and Woods with scattered numerals and letters. The readable portion hints at a military or historical reference but lacks coherent actions, dates, or clear entities to form a specific event or outcome.
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Learire
Stonewall Jackson
Woods
Thomas Cwitag
Javeees Milley
Dante “Sen
Cometes
Local Little League Names and Lineups at Commonwealth Field
Readable fragments list players and pairings for a Little League event at Commonwealth Field including names such as Katee iBasey QR McGregor W McGregor Rudder Motors and Scearce Mot ley McDaniel with various matchups and positions visible in the damaged OCR. The incomplete text hints at teams like Pufnett and Newman and scores or Tee assignments yet to be clarified.
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Little League
Feldman Defends Jaycee Junior Tour Title In Playoff
At Danville Golf Club Feldman defeated Rick Bendall in a 19 hole playoff to defend his Jaycee Junior Tournament title. Bendall eagled the 11th but bogeyed the 18th in the final, while Steve Tucker finished third and Mike Kilgore delivered the day’s strongest round. Open Division top finishers advance to the State Tournament in Waynesboro.
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Danville Golf Club
Bob Feldman
Rick Bendal
Jaycee
Steve Tucker
Rick Bendall
Mike Kilgore
Mike Tucker
Rick
Steve
Woods
Richard M. Burten
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McCarver Paces Cards To 5-4 Win
Tim McCarver had four hits and drove in the deciding run as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia 5-4 Friday night. The Cards broke a 3-3 tie in the sixth when McCarver scored the go ahead run on Bob Uecker’s error and a steal. McCarver added an RBI single in the seventh. Rich Allen hit a two run homer for Philadelphia. Curt Simmons earned his first 1966 win with help from Don Dennis and Joe Hoerner.
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Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
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Bob Yolan
Bob Uecker
McCarver
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Tony Taylor
Jon Callison
Ale Carver
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Curt Simmons
Phillie
Don Dennis
Joe Hoerner
Rich Allen
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Dick Groat
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Angels Put Fred Newman on Disabled List
The California Angels announced pitcher Fred Newman is placed on the disabled list and will not join the team on its next road trip. General Manager Fred Haney said another pitcher will be added by Sunday as Newman recovers from spring tendonitis in his right shoulder during the 15 day disability period. He was 14-16 with a 1965 season and was counted on heavily by Manager Bill Rigney.
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Fred Newman
Fred Haney
Newman
Angels
Bill Rigney
Balsis and Crane Reach Billiards Semi Finals in Chicago
AP reports at the national pocket billiards championships in Chicago Joe Balsis of Minnersville Pennsylvania and Irving Crane of Rochester New York advanced to the semifinals. Balsis beat George Makula Jr of New York City 150 to 98 in 14 innings, Crane defeated Larry Johnson of Cambridge Massachusetts 150 to 98 in 18 innings. Johnson suffered his first loss as well.
Bunker Shuts Down Red Sox in Orioles 9-2 Win
Orioles batter Red Sox 9-2 as Wally Bunker hurls six no-hit innings before a four-hitter. Jim Gosger breaks through with a seventh inning drag bunt for Boston's first hit. Baltimore scores four in the second and three in the fourth, aided by Russ Snyder's bloop triple that skews past Yastrzemski.
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Associated Press
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Wally Bunker
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Jim Gosger
Boston
Bunker
Red Sox
George Smith
Jos Foy
Gosger
Mike Ryan
Lee Stange
Andy Etchebarren
Russ Snyder
Carl Yastrzemski
Aguirre Shuts Yanks as Tigers Win 6-2 in Detroit
Hank Aguirre pitched his first complete game of the season, guiding the Detroit Tigers to a 6-2 victory over the New York Yankees. Jake Wood and Norm Cash hit first inning homers for Detroit, who surged with three runs in the fifth on Wood’s double, Kaline’s single, Freehan’s hit, and Gates Brown’s triple.
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Jake Wood
Norm Cash
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Richey to Face Belkin in West of England Final
Cliff Richey of Dallas will meet Canada's Mike Belkin in the West of England tennis championship final in Briston England, a Wimbledon warm up. Richey beat Ron Holmberg 2-6 6-4 6-4 in the semi, while Belkin upset Australia's Bob Hewitt 4-6 6-2 6-0.
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Cliff Richey
U.S
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Canada
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Dallas
Tex
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Belkin
Davis Cupper Who Now Lives At Miami Beach, Fla., Upset Australia’s Bob Hewitt
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Norma Baylon
Argentina
Betty Steeve
Netherlands
Softball Results and Team Pairings Shuffled by Storm
A fractured recap lists softball results with scattered team pairings and player surnames such as Moore Brown Beale Clark Dalton Cook Haislip Martin Woodlawn Coleman Farlow Heater Thompson Moseley Norview Presb and Stonewall Jackson. The text includes halted games and tie mentions attributed to rain officials Heffinger and Denny Ballard Ballard.
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Moore and
Brown
Beale and Clark
O. Dalton
Cook
B. Haislip
Martin
Stonewall Jackson
Woodlawn Oop
Coleman and Farlow
Heater and Thompson
Moseley Mem
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