Maloney loses no hitter in 11th for Reds
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney took a no hit game into the 11th inning before giving up Johnny Lewis’s leadoff homer for the Mets in a 1-0 defeat. Lewis’s homer came on a 2-1 pitch after Maloney struck out 18, tying a NL extra inning strikeout record.
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Cards Trade Ron Taylor To Houston
Ron Taylor left the St. Louis Cardinals after a 5-2 win over the Pirates. The right handed reliever was traded to the Houston Astros for Hal Woodeshick. Taylor said he felt better leaving the team after a strong performance and a meeting with manager Red Schoendienst.
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Indians Snap Losing Streak Against Orioles
The Decatur Indians end a 12 game skid by beating the Orioles 1 to 0 in seven innings without a hit. Danny Prater scored the winning run after a third to home play. Mike Miller earned the win while Harvey Page and Larry Motes took turns on the mound. In the National League, the Dodgers crushed the Cubs 11 to 0 with Ricky Light earning the win.
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Maloney No-Hitter Fails in 11th as Mets Edge Reds
Jim Maloney dazzled with 10 hitless innings before Johnny Lewis homered off him in the 11th to end a historic bid. Maloney pitched 10 innings of no-hit ball and struck out 18, tying a National League record in a 1-0 Mets victory over Cincinnati.
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Cardinals beat Dodgers 19-8 in National League Minor B
The Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 19-8 as Mark Hollis earned the win and Joe Gardilla took the loss. Top Cardinal hitters were Steve Godfrey Larry Rose Lee Dennis and Jack Tate as the Cards move to a 2-2 record.
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Battle Is On For Atlanta
Pete Rozelle seeks NFL support to award a 1966 Atlanta franchise. An AP survey shows seven teams favor the move while four remain noncommittal. If approved, a syndicate led by Lindsey Hopkins would back the pro tenant for Atlanta’s $16 million stadium as the AFL grants Atlanta a rival team.
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Practice Called For Colts Headed By Gunn Holland
Colts head coach Gunn Holland schedules a 7 o clock practice at Walter Jackson Field for tonight. Players must bring shoes and sweat clothes and be ready to run. The Tennessee Valley Colts are part of the six team Alabama Florida Semi Pro Football League with games starting August 8 in Dothan. Bill Moore of Graceville is league president.
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