Eckersley No Hits Angels In 1 0 Victory
Indians right-hander Dennis Eckersley no-hit the California Angels 1 0 on May 30 1977 striking out 12. Ray Fosse called it the first complete no-hitter of his career as Eckersley extended his streak to 16 2 3 innings without allowing a hit. The Angels only reached base twice on a walk and a remembered third strike wild pitch.
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East-West Playoffs Shine Again in Decatur
The East-West baseball playoffs in Decatur drew praise after a decade with Lions Clubs of Austin and Decatur organizers earning credit for a smooth, profitable event raising funds for Alabama Light Conservation. Top players gain exposure to scouts and colleges, with 20 all-stars drafted by pro teams and several receiving scholarships. Players Sanford Norment Shields discuss the honors and futures as pro interest grows.
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Dark's Padre Debut A Success
Padres new manager Alvin Dark praised a depth chart-filled day as Mike Ivie hit seven times and tied a major league record with five doubles in a doubleheader sweep of the Giants. San Diego used 41 players in the two games and 74 overall in the twinbill, setting both NL and ML marks. Hendrick homered in both games as the Padres won their fourth straight, while St Louis routed Chicago 14-0 in other NL action.
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Blazers Slow Sixers With Fast Break in Game Three
Portland fashioned a 129 107 win to narrow the NBA Finals series to 2 1. The Blazers surged early and pulled away with a 42 point fourth quarter. Julius Erving led Philadelphia with 28 points while Maurice Lucas and Portland reserves fueled the attack. Rebounding and defense keyed Portland’s victory.
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