Maloney Hurls One Hitter for Redlegs
Reds right hander Denis Maloney pitched a one hitter over Milwaukee with a lone hit by Denis Menke in the eighth inning. The win kept Maloney in the regular rotation and marked his third one hitter in three seasons. Deron Johnson delivered a two run homer for the Reds in the second inning.
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Baseball scores from a rainy day slate across leagues
Spokane at Vancouver and other weather affected results show Spokane edged Vancouver. Arkansas beat Denver 7 to 6 after 11 innings. Jacksonville defeated Syracuse 6 to 5 as Toronto won 7 to 5. Buffalo tied Columbus 3 to 2. Indianapolis 2 Salt Lake City 3. San Diego 2, Hawaii 0. Atlanta 6 Rochester 3. Toledo 6 Buffalo 3.
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Solunar periods schedule from Knight tables
The page presents the Solunar Period schedule from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It explains Major periods in bold that begin at shown times for about one and a half to two hours and Minor periods in regular type that are shorter, guiding fishing and hunting times.
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Hofheinz to paint skylights to reduce glare at Domed Stadium
Roy Hofheinz plans a 700 gallon offwhite paint job on 4 596 skylights of Harris County Domed Stadium to cut glare for outfielders. The $20 000 project by four men over three days starts today ahead of the Astros first daylight game versus Pittsburgh.
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Chicago at Montreal Final series leads 1-0
The Associated Press reports no game today with Chicago facing Montreal in the best of seven finals. Montreal holds a 1-0 series edge as Monday’s result left the series even at one game apiece.
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Jap Sprinter Shigematsu Leads Boston Marathon Sweep
Morio Shigematsu, 25, of Fukuoka University, sprinted the final two miles to win the 1965 Boston marathon in 2:16:33 as Japan's Shishida and Nakao finished second and third. Aurele Vandendriessche, Belgium, faded to fourth after challenging the Jap blitz. Hoshikazu Funasako and Kazuo Matsubai placed fifth and sixth as a Japanese-dominated field pushed toward a record sweep.
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Gentile Stands Pat Hitting Three Homers For A's
Athletics batter Jim Gentile, after a quarrel with publicity earlier, shifted to a restrained approach and homered three times in an 8-2 win over the Yankees. Gentile lifted his average to .412, the first AL player with three homers in a three game set, as Oakland rolled past New York.
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Japanese Runner Secures First Victory in 12th Boston Marathon
Shigematsu praised perfect conditions and smooth course after winning his first Boston Marathon title. He noted confidence as rival Vanden Driesche loomed up to 20 miles. Japan had not had a prior representative in seven years but produced three winners in 1951 to 1955.
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Koufax Faces Arthritis Yet Hopes For Steady Arm
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax says his left elbow remains arthritic after Sundays win over the Phillies. He reports no swelling from Monday’s workout but cautions the joint could flare up unexpectedly and admits he cannot predict when trouble may return.
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Lopez Starts Wait for Lead Runs as Angels Top Tigers
Lopez countered with pitcher Gary Peters and singled in the lead run. Marcelino Lopez had a shaky start but kept the Tigers scoreless after the third inning. The Angels secured their first win over Mickey Lolich in six decisions.
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American Cagers Defeat Russians in Las Vegas Showdown
UCLA star Gail Goodrich sparked the U S All-Stars as they beat the Russian National team 67 61 in front of about 6 000. Goodrich came off the bench with four quick baskets and finished with 21 points to lead the Americans while both teams began slowly in the first test of an eight game tour.
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Celtics Win Game Two 129 123 Over Lakers
Boston tops Los Angeles 129 to 123 to take a 2 0 lead in the NBA best of seven playoff series as Jayson Tatum scores key points and the Celtics extend home court edge.
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Celtics Take 2nd Straight Over Lakers in Lopsided Win
Boston edges Los Angeles 129 to 123 to take a 2-0 series lead as Russell and Sanders score 23 each. West nets 45 for the Lakers but Boston dominates with strong defense and key contributions from Havlicek Heinsohn and Sam Jones.
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Sanders tops two wins but trails money leader
Doug Sanders is the only pro with multiple wins in 1965, taking the Pensacola and Doral Opens. His official money totals $32,557, unofficial $3,416, a total of $35,973, while Jack Nicklaus leads with $34,400 official and $8,425 unofficial for $42,825. Billy Casper is third at $42,579 in combined earnings.
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Lew Alcindor Enters Holy Cross Application
New York basketball star Lew Alcindor, 7 foot 1, has submitted his entrance application to Holy Cross in Worcester Massachusetts. Holy Cross coach Jack Donohue, hired to lead the team next fall, has begun recruiting but Alcindor reportedly told Donohue last week he was not interested in Holy Cross.
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Virginia Tech Leaves Southern Conference
Virginia Tech announces withdrawal from the Southern Conference effective June 1 after 44 years as a charter member. President Hahn says the college will operate independently with ACC membership in mind, while Athletic Director Moseley will attend the ACC spring meeting and potential bid timing is uncertain.
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