Rasmussen Hangs in Draft Drama With Cardinals Scout
Long Beach City College star Rand Rasmussen faces a drafting tug of war as Cardinal scout Bob Harrison defends timely negotiations and offers. Hicks contends delayed talks harmed bargaining power while Rasmussen eyeing Pan American Games tryouts and multiple university scholarships. The piece notes divergent views of scouts and coaches and hints at a need for overhaul in baseball's draft timing.
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Ashe and Riessen exit as Americans advance in Paris
In the French Open, Arthur Ashe and Marty Riessen won initial sets but retired in their second round matches. Ashe, ranked No 2, trailed Fedor Vazurav and fell behind early before losing his momentum. Riessen dropped the first set to Alexander before rallying, only to fall in a four set loss. Other Americans Smith and Froehling won their matches, while Pasarell suffered a stomach issue and withdrew.
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Angels Reinstate Johnson amid mixed reaction
Alex Johnson returns to the field for the Angels amid a cautious reception from teammates. He collects a single in his first at bat after reinstatement as Oakland builds a 5 0 lead early with Epstein and Bando driving in runs. Johnson contributes defensively and at the plate but the A's surge falls short.
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Blyleven Dominates Brewers In 4-1 Minnesota Win
Garden Grove ace Bert Blyleven struck out 12 and allowed eight hits as Minnesota beat Milwaukee 4-1. The Brewers made four errors and capitalized briefly in the fourth inning before Blyleven settled in for the win.
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American Leagues See Close Races and Late Scoring Plays
Young righty earns sixth win in 10 decisions as Boston edges Washington 3-2. Tallie Hendricks lifts Baltimore with three singles driving in two then in Chicago Kansas City, New York beats Detroit 2-1 ending a seven game streak. White Sox break open a scoreless duel with six runs in the sixth.
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Cardinals claim first as Mets falter despite six straight losses
The St. Louis Cardinals move to first in the NL East after rallying past the Cubs 9-4 while Philadelphia beat New York in 12 innings. Lou Brock extended his hitting streak to 22 games as Gary Gentry nearly pitched a one-hitter for the Phils before a late rally.
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Vanderbilt Dismisses 7 Foot-1 Star Steve Turner
Steve Turner, a 7 foot 1 inch center from Memphis, has been dismissed from Vanderbilt University for academic reasons. The basketball player failed to meet the school’s scholastic requirements of two passing hours during the spring semester.
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