Halicki No-Hits Mets as Giants Pitcher Missed by Wife
Paula Halicki promised to reschedule duties on days her husband Ed Halicki starts for the San Francisco Giants after he tossed a no hitter against the New York Mets. Ed, who began the season in the minors, struck out 10 over 8 WWW innings before a crowd of 24,122, with only four balls put in play to the outfield.
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Joe Decker
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Back in New York Yankee Roots and Rising Hopes
A muddled reminiscence of baseball figures and stadiums. The piece recalls Joseph Durso and Mickey Mantle, New York settings, Casey Stengel, and lingering questions about Lincoln’s birthplace. It blends sports memory with history as a future season looms.
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Hawks win suspended game in 10 innings at world tourney
Long Beach Nitehawks edged Tulsa 10 in a suspended ISC world championship game that resumed after storms. Glenn Snider’s single started a decisive inning, as Jack Johnson’s double sealed the two hitter by Bob Todd and Special-Guy Sparrow. Western Softball and Santa Ana also posted first round wins.
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Wise
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Long Beach Nilehawks
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Okla
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Jack Johnson
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Ariz
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Roger Teske
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Tournbow heads to Tokyo Nasoya for junior meet
Doana Tournbow of the Kips Commnastics team leaves Monday for the International Junior Championships in Tokyo and Nasoya, Japan. She is the U S Junior National champion and travels with Robin Huebner of North Dakota and coach Jim Fountaine. Nevada lifts Shavers suspension after promoter and California agree.
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U.S
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Jim Fountaine
Nevada
Shavers
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49ers Scrimmage with Long Beach State Today
The 49ers will scrimmage Long Beach State at 3:30 this afternoon and invite the public to attend. A hospitality team will follow in Los Cerritos ball venue.
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Tiant Gets Its Night As Tiant Faces Angels
The 12 year wait ends tonight when Luis Tiant takes the mound for the Boston Red Sox against the Angels. The Cuban parents of the 34 year old pitcher will be in the stands as Tiant tries to strengthen Boston’s lead in the AL pennant race. Ed Figueroa will pitch for the Angels, who sit in last place in the AL West nine games back but have troubled Boston this season.
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Baseball Top Ten Box Score From Murky OCR Scan
The fragmentary OCR shows names, teams, and stats like runs hits and errors. It lists players such as Morgan and Medlock with partial batting and fielding notes, plus stolen bases and strikeouts. The text is garbled but clearly reflects a baseball box score or batting table from a newspaper page.
Tennia briefs WES OPEN At Harreaa WY
The report lists multiple tennis results across singles doubles and women events with players such as Gaia Even, Virginie soreg rt com Court, An hana 44, 3 60 64, and Roger Dowdeswell vs Dick Dell 87 75, along with women Maria Boco vs Sana Soto and JoAnn Russel vs Stephanie Toleson, reflecting a dense score-filled could be from a recurring match card segment.
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Pete Fishback
D. Brave Foxworth
Tenny Svensson
Vie Amaya
Gerald Battriet
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John McEnroe
Hans Gueminster
D. Paneho Walttal
Roger Dowdeswell
Dick Dell
Alvararo Fill
Fernando Gentil
Alvarado Betsgeard
Norman
Gerulaitis leads Triangles to World Team Tennis title
Vilas Gerulaitis defeated Tom Okker 5-4 to clinch the World Team Tennis championship for the Pittsburgh Triangles over the Golden Gaters in a best-of-three final. He earned MVP honors after also pairing with Mark Cox for a 7-3 doubles win as Pittsburgh claimed the crown.
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Pirates dominate Braves as Stargell drives win
Willie Stargell and Dock Booker powered Pittsburgh to a 4-0 victory over Atlanta as Booker pitched a three-hitter and Stargell added two RBI. Cincinnati crushed Chicago 11-4 while New York blanked San Diego 4-0. Darrel Chaney drove in four for the Reds, and the Mets beat the Padres before a rainout ended Houston-Saint Louis in a rain delay.
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Umbarger Sharks Tigers in 1-0 Texas win
Designated hitter Tom Grieve drove home the lone run in the second inning as Jim Umbarger fired a three hit game to beat the Detroit Tigers 1-0. Umbarger improved to 6-3 with five strikeouts and a walk, while Ray Bare took the loss.
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Jim Spencer
Toby Harrah
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