Lolich Sets Strikeout Record In 16 K Detroit Win
Mickey Lolich struck out 16 California batters as Detroit beat the Tigers 6-3 to set a new single game strikeout record. The lefty fanned Dick Stuh and Mickey Stanley helped with a grand slam after a rough start by Messersmith. Lolich improved to 6-1 despite the earlier surge by the Angels.
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Bill Rigney
Lalich
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Tigers
Dick Stuart
Bubba “Morton
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Laitch
Freehan
Lolch
Mickey Stanley
Angéls
Andy Méseérsmith
Tom Mutchick
Lolich
Mickey
Stanley
Messersmith
Tiger
Paul Foytack
Red Sox win as Conigliaro hits sixth homer of year
Tony Conigliaro belted his sixth home run of the year and Boston improved to a fourth straight victory and 14th in 17 games. Ray Culp earned the win, with relief help from Vicente Romo in the ninth. Dick Ellsworth pitched a four hitter for Cleveland as the Indians defeated Seattle. Zoilo Versalles Jose Cardenal and Lee Maye paced the Cleveland attack, and Ken Harrelson doubled to end an 0-for-29 skid.
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Chicao
Sox
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Hielp
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Dick Elsworth
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Indiana
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Zoilo Versalles
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Lee Maye
Ken Harrelson
Chiefs Schedule Highlights O J Simpson Visit for 1989 Season
Kansas City Chiefs announce 1989 AFL schedule with Buffalo Bills visits and O J Simpson as a marquee highlight. Chief home slate runs light in September due to baseball commitments, includes two exhibition games with Detroit, and features trips to Oakland and Miami before finishing the year with Buffalo and the Jets on the road.
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Oakland
Denver
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New York
Sublette Open Golf Tournament Draws Regional Players
Sublette golfers from across the region gather Sunday for the annual Sublette Open hosted by the Sublette Jaycees at the whole sand-greened course. Entry is 4 dollars with tee-offs 8 to 10 a.m. Three flights planned, fourth if more than 50 players. Lunch served by the Jaycees.
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Sublette Jaycees
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Altamont Runner Nixon Plans Pitts State College
Pittsburg Kansas AP report says distance runner Mike Nixon of Altamont High School, who set a two mile record at Claus 3-A meet, will enroll at Pittsburg State College. Seattle AP notes 78-year-old golfer William L. Green scored a hole in one on a 136-yard 12th at Bellevue course after 53 years chasing the ace.
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Mike Nixon
Altamont
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Bellevue
Jim Jones
Satanta High
Emporia
Haskell County
Jones
Syracuse
Jim
Orval Joneses
Satanta
R. L. Blundell
Tom Ungles
Former Iowa State Star Shot Killed on Campus
Willie Muldrew, a former Iowa State University football player who recently signed with the Canadian Football League, was shot in a university area and died about an hour later. Police charged Beth Aronhoff with murder, as Story County Attorney Charles Vanderburg described.
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Iowa
Willie Muldrew
Iowa State University
Hiousa
University Camphast
Tom Lyttle
Muldrew
Beth Aronhoff
Story County
Charles Vanderbur
Two Top Mat Men To Attend Juco
Ron Plankenhorn of Garden City High and Dennis Craig of Topeka West High signed to wrestle for Garden City Junior College. Craig is a state champion. Plankenhorn ranked high in district and AAU events. Craig will pursue physical education and play football. Plankenhorn studies range management.
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James M. Craigs
Barry Peck
Broacbuster Matmen
Serson
Lee Albert
Paul Seeks Bronco Spot Free Agent Signing Highlight
Paul Seeks a Denver Broncos spot as a free agent among 40 under contract. Former Garden City Junior College standout weighed 190 pounds, now about 230, played at Adams State College in Alamosa, Colorado, earned all league honors both years as end and receiver. Hails from Lancaster Pennsylvania and played 1965 to 1968 with Coach Homer Salter, started in 1966, earned all-Jayhawk Juco Conference honors and Juco All-America honorable mention before earning Adams State scholarship. Terry Coltrain was quarterback in 1965 and Bill Wylie quarterback in 1966 and 1967, with Wylie’s passing and Paul’s standout in 2-8-0 season.
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Craft Resigns Montana State College Basketball Post
Roger Craft has resigned as head basketball coach at Montana State College in Boseman. He is a graduate and former student athlete, with brother Dave Cait formerly coaching Gordon City High. The Crrafts reside at 1001 N. 4th.
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Boseman
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Gorden City High
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Year of Jayhawk In Big 8 Loop
Kansas won the first Big Eight All-Sports Trophy with 36 points to Oklahoma's 39, claiming titles across cross country track indoor outdoor swimming and football. Colorado and OSU followed in the standings as Nebraska Iowa State Missouri and Kansas State trailed. Seattle Pilots catcher Jerry McNertney was the oldest player on their roster.
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Chicago White Sox
Atlanta Pacer Says Golf Isn't All Fun
Pete Brown, 34, Los Angeles golfer and Atlanta Classic contender, says tour life isn’t glamorous. He leads after 36 holes with a 135 total and is exhausted after a 90-hole week of play amid hopes to win the $23,000 Atlanta Classic while facing tough competition from Nicklaus and others.
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Los Angeles
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Australia
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George Archer
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One-sided Softball Night At Fanster Field
Softball action at Fanster Field featured three slow-pitch non-league games. Kinney Glass defeated A&W Root Beer 10-1 with key hits from Alan Rupp and Leroy Rupp, Carmelita's Cafe blanked Ebresman Packing 16-0 in five innings, and Fansler Tires shut out Carmelita's Case 30-0 in five innings. The sponsor fields host both men and women teams.
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A&w Root Beer
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Carmeiita’s
Piniella’s Perfect Plate Night Sinks Former Mates
Ken Piniella led Kansas City with three singles and a triple as the Royals beat the Washington Senators 4 3. Comer homered and doubled for Seattle in a related note. Piniella, ex Senator, said he enjoyed a good night against a team he struggled with, singling out Cleveland as a foe he’s long faced.
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Name the Pony Contest at Chuck's Derby Service
Chuck's Derby Service across from Penrose Stadium hosts a Name the Pony contest. The pony will be given away Sunday May 25 at S p.m. Entrants need not be present to win.
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Penrose Stadium
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