Sam McDowell Reaches 100 Strikeouts In 4-Run Cleveland Win
Sam McDowell struck out nine as Cleveland beat Minnesota 4 to move to 6-3 and become the first American League pitcher to reach 100 Ks this season. He has 108 strikeouts in 80 2/3 innings, while Balti more's Wally Bunker won his second straight strong start.
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Ohio State Arizona State Tangle for College Honors
Ohio State and Arizona State chase the College World Series title in Omaha as ASU leads 2-0 in the double elimination event. Arlin twice carried OSU with a 15 inning 20 strikeout outing, while ASU’s Lagunas and Marcum spark a 4-0 start and strong defense.
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Sadecki Sent to Pen After Sixth Loss in Eight Decisions
Ray Sadecki endured his sixth loss in eight decisions as Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 8-7. Frank Robinson hit his 300th career home run off Sadecki, who was moved to the bullpen by Red Schoendienst as the Cardinals rallied with 14 hits but fell short. John Tsitouris earned the win. St. Louis' bats included Bill White homering twice and Dick Groat adding four singles.
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Phillies blank Dodgers as Ray Herbert shuts out LA
Ray Herbert of Philadelphia threw his first National League shutout, scattering seven hits in a 4-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Tommy Harper doubled three times and singled, scoring twice and driving in a run as the Reds beat the Cardinals 8-7.
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Official Opener For Legion Team Set for Tonight
Rich Brown will pitch for Lawrence American Legion as the 1965 home season opens at Municipal Park at 8 p.m. Mayor Ernie Pulliam to throw the first pitch. Lawrence meets Chanute after rainouts ruined two prior openings.
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South Park League Dean Chance of Los Angeles Pitched
Dean Chance of the Los Angeles team set a notable mark by pitching 11 shutouts last year. The statistic highlights his strong pitching performance and impact in the league season.
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Speeded Up Schedule Faces State Golfers
Kansas City AP reports a rapid 108 hole state amateur set for three days. Thirty two players advance from 36 hole medal play at Milburn Country Club with Jim Colbert Jr leading at 142 two under par. The field trims to eight after two 18 hole rounds. quarter and semifinal rounds Saturday, final Sunday.
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Boxing Results From Night Of Knockouts Across Three Cities
In Glasgow Ron Jones from Chicago stopped Jackie Brown in 2 rounds. In Los Angeles Davey Patterson of Las Vegas outpointed Sergio Gomez over 10 rounds. In San Jose Harry Aldrich of San Jose outpointed Tony Noriega from Bakersfield over 10 rounds.
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Navy Seaman Wins 25.5 Pound Class at Interservice Wrestling
Navy Seaman Philip McDowell, 19, of Glendale Oregon, upset Army defenseman Fred Powell, former Penn State star and NCAA champion, to capture the 25.5 pound class title at the World Wide Interservice Wrestling Championships in Vallejo California. Powell resides in Norfolk Virginia.
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