Arizona Tags Star Lefty For 2 Homers In World Series Win
Arizona Wildcats pierced Missouri pitcher Jack Stroud for two homers and a 6 4 victory advancing in the College World Series. Stroud lashed by scouts who argued hints of tipping pitches as Bob Maxwell hit a three run homer and Ron Theobald followed with a solo blast. Missouri’s staff and fans watched Stroud’s delivery while Arizona rode a late offensive spurt to deny the league ace.
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Wildcats
Missouri
Jack Stroud
NCAA
Texas
Southern California
Laungherds
Penn State
Florida State
Stroud
Bob Maxwell
Ron Theobald
Maxwell
Frank Lancet
Hetter
Hi Simmons
Noa
Simmons
Lath Hame
Davalilia
Hank Buvhard
Aguirre
Jerry Kin
Ron Manson
Joe Adcock
Willie Kirkiifice
Peterland
Ward
Tigers
Yank
AL Kaline
Tori Tresh
Jake Wood
Dick McAuliffe
Joe Popitune
Senators
Maienge
Giiotes
Ington
Bears Travel To Boonville For BJ Clash
The Bears seek a fifth Ban Johnson win as they travel to Boonville to face the Eagles in a pivotal Eastern Division battle. Central Trust leans on pitcher Clayton along with a strong infield and outfield. Boonville recalls a tough 18 strikeout outing by Boessen in their last meeting.
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Bears
Boonville
Minor League Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press reports several minor league scores. Richmond beat Buffalo 4 to 3 in 110 innings. Indianapolis defeated Columbus 7 to 4. Pacific Coast League games included Hawaii 7 Oklahoma City 6. Salt Lake City 5 Denver 4. Portland 4 Tacoma 3. Spokane 12 Seattle 6. Dallas-Fort Worth 7 San Diego results incomplete.
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Richmond
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake City
Denver
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Dallas-Fort Worth
San Diego
A's Split With Minnesota Phils Drop Cards From Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals tumble from NL lead after a 6-2 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies in St Louis. The A's climb to fourth by winning 12-4 in Minnesota then fall to sixth after an 8-1 defeat in the nightcap. Two three run bursts doomed Minnesota later.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
A’s
Minnesota
Ron Taylor
Baseball season stats mixed with early game notes
A fragmented AP summary lists 1969 baseball batting leaders and team totals for the American and National Leagues, naming Kaline Detroit and Wagner Los Angeles among leaders in various categories. It also mentions home runs, doubles, and runs batted in with scattered player references and a game recap noting Cardinals, A’s opener, and key hits by Essegian and Harrelson.
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Malzone
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
al ‘Lison
Minnesota
Wagner
Los Angeles
Hite
Pearson
Versaiies
VW Power
Tinntes — Hinton
Washington
O'Toole Notches Seventh Victory in Early Season Run
Pitcher Dave Wickersham earns his fifth win in nine decisions as Cincinnati beats Philadelphia. Pascual leaves after five innings with a right shoulder strain. Reds push toward first in NL race with 9-5 record. Selections highlight strong offenses, with Jim O'Toole delivering for the Reds in a string of performances.
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O'Faole
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Dailey
Kansas City
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Amro
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Mahaffey
Boozer
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Sawatski
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Mears
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Humphreys
Central
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Pinsons
Mary
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Haute
Haneys
Tommy Keen
Dodgers
Mi Carver
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Mizzou Trojan Game Broadcast On KWOS Radio
KWOS will broadcast the Missouri Tigers versus Southern California game at p.m. in the College World Series. Both teams stand 2-1 in the double elimination tournament in Omaha after losses to Arizona last night.
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Don Caruthers
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Jim Sevcik
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Omaha
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Southern Califosia
KIWOS
Holy Cross
Arizona
Legion Triumphs 8 5 Over Columbia In Key District Game
Legionnaires rally for five runs in the top of the eighth to beat Columbia 8 5 in a pivotal eighth district clash. Wyman Basinger’s club stays atop with a 3-0 league record heading into tonight’s 8 p m showdown at Ernie Vivian field against Eldon. The late inning burst followed Columbia’s 3 0 lead, with Joe Boessen Don Perdue John Stone and Gary White delivering the margin as Larry Theroff earned the win aided by Kelly Whitaker last two innings. Kenny Ash took the loss for Columbia.
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Bears
Ban Johnson
Boonville
Eagles
Central Trust
Columbia
Vivian Field
Bruins
Clark Lege
Clayton
Moberly
Ron Thomas
Dave Smith
Paing
Dick Scot
Hill Clarkston
Harvey Idel
Earleywine
Twa Apiéve
al Boessen
Boessen
Bonnville
Bob Bechtold
Doug
Wilson
Dra Duncan
Zower
Wil Inne
Duncan
Lennie Irvin Oor
Larry Earleywine
Firder Read
Bruin
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Thurler
Gare Campbell
Dee Feat
Campbell
Larry Theroff
Kelly Whitaker
Kenny Ash
Legion
Legion AB
Reed
Wood
DeBroeck
Wiley
White
Roesnen
Sechuppan
Rowell
Bear
Perdue
Boda
Stone
Theol
Gervie
Whitaker
Geel
Maasten
Ehidson
Kraege
Kraege Ih
Ash
McDermott
Branch Rickey Sees Cards In Pennant Race Start
Branch Rickey said the pennant race in the National League belongs to several clubs including the St. Louis Cardinals. The veteran executive revised his spring pick after the Cardinals, though strong, trailed the Dodgers after a 6-2 loss to the Phillies. Rickey noted teams lack consistency but recalled past Cardinal success and wondered if another Alexander could boost them.
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Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Ufs
Mahatma
Rickey
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bing
Devine
Cardinal
Grover Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Alex
Alexander
Air Force Academy Lineman Award Bestowed on Bill Hentges
William Hentges of Air Force Academy received the Outstanding Lineman Award during June Week at the academy in Colorado Springs. The ceremony, part of a campus Athletic Awards Banquet, drew the cadet wing and notable guests including President John F Kennedy. Hentges graduated as a second lieutenant after a prep career at Hellis High School where he starred in football and track. The report also notes Len Matthews stopping Wayman Dawson in a Philadelphia boxing result.
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Air Force Times
Robert Smith
Air Force Academy
Lineman
Bill Hentges
Colorado Springs
William Hentges
Hentges
Leroy Hentges
E. McCarty Sr
the Air Force
John F. Kennedy
Henters
Bill
Hells High School
Tie
Coca Cola No Hits Scruggs to Win 1-0 at Lionsfield
Coca-Cola edges Scruggs-Guhlman 1-0 behind a no hitter by Stokes in a tense game at Lionsfield. Heidbreder took the loss as Coca-Cola tallies in the second inning and another slate of Park Board games feature 2 hitters, 9-3 scores, and mixed results across intermediates and Pee Wees.
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Beiliges
Guhleinsal
Lionsfield
Stokes
Heidbreder
Park Board
Mike Farmer
Herb Gordon
Central Dairy
Mike Wilhelm
Hickman
Lions
Capital City Water
Beauchamp
Pee Wees
Eagles Field
Pratt
West
Luekenhoff
Tommy Taylor
Shhotty Moon
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Telephone Co
Dick Woods
Meyer
James Foster
BNZ
Scruggs-Guhl
East End
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Trust
Lueckenhoff
Duensing Field
Pee-Weesners
den- Scruggs-Guhlman
Tral
Dunnavant
Cocoa-Cola
Huether
Central Amusement
Capital City
Arris Hotshots
Ittner
Oetling
Burnett TV
Rebels
Miller
Klug
Baseball standings and results snapshot AP summary
The Associated Press baseball standings show New York leading the AL with 30 wins and Chicago atop the NL with 34 wins. Wednesday results include Chicago 3 Los Angeles 0 and Kansas City 4 Minnesota 1, plus New York 3 Baltimore 2 and Cleveland 12 Detroit 6.
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Chicago
Baltimore
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Nashington
Washington
St. Lanig Coe
Ain Francisca
Jinenatt
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Park Board Schedule: Baseball and Softball Games Across Fields
Today's schedule lists multiple baseball games at Liena Field Central Trust versus Cosmopolitan te Pre Wee, Englea Club versus Midget, and other matches at Fagles and Motors fields. Junior leagues feature McDonald Urlye In vs McDowell Insurance, Sumter against St Thomas, and Lions Field hosts several contests. softball also covers Faith Lutheran versus Optimist Club, International Shoe versus Baptist, and more junior league games.
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Liena
Central Trust
Cosmopolitan Te Pre Wee
Central Trash
Englea
Midget
VPW
Inter Mediate Fagles
Central Motor Fhink
Faeles
Serinma
Midert
Facirs
Taerdies
Lions Field
McDonald Urlye
McDowell Insurance
Tila
Strang Sumter
St. Thomas
Lions Club
Ova Tc. AM Stura
Angels Blank White Sox as Turley Helps Yankees
In a day of tight baseball action the Angels blanked the White Sox 3-2 while Bob Turley’s Yankees received indirect help from Chicago to take the top spot. Cleveland stretched its win streak to six as they routed Detroit 12-6, injuring a Tigers pitcher with a broken forearm. Postponed games saw Washington fall 4-4? and Kansas City and Minnesota splitting a doubleheader. The A’s hammered 17 hits in a 12-4 win, with Leon Wagner contributing four hits and four runs for the Angels sharing the spotlight with clutch offense from various clubs.
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Cleveland
Indians
Detroit
Venkie Oauthelder Viet
Poston
Howe Tin
Washington
Kansas City
A's
Uleb
Twins
Troumpl
Meadow Lake Holds Dinner Matches Today
A men's dinner match will be played at Meadow Lake Acres Country Club today. All matches are nine holes match play. Members not paired may join by reporting to the Pro Shop before 12:30.
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Meadow Lake Acres Country Club
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