Miller Secures Third Orioles Shutout in 4-3 Win
Stu Miller earned his third consecutive scoreless outing to close out Los Angeles as Baltimore edged the Angels 4-3. He entered in the seventh with two on and one out, walked a batter intentionally, then set down Shockley and Rodgers to preserve the lead while Boog Powell and Jerry Adair fueled the decisive rally. The win came as Camilo Pascual improved to 6-0 with a shutout for the Twins and several other AL results shifted standings.
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Southeast Star Signs KU Letter
Ron Shelley of Wichita Southeast signs a letter of intent to enroll at Kansas University as the fourth ranked high school javelin thrower in the nation. The 6 foot 4, 180 pound junior led with a 295-6 regional toss and earned an invitation to the Golden West Meet in Sacramento on June 19 alongside teammates Jim Ryan and Mike Petterson of Ichita East.
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Ichita East
Ryun Arrives In Wichita As Fans Miss Welcome
Wichita East standout Jim Ryun landed Sunday evening after a 3:58.12 mile at the California Relays. Fans, including Principal Sid Moore, waited at the airport but few were there to greet the celebrated miler, who had set a Kansas high school mark and national record in the race.
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Legion Opens Diamond Grind With Topeka
The Lawrence American Legion baseball team begins its 1965 season at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Municipal Park against Topeka Capital Post 1. Mayor Ernie Pulliam will throw out the first ball as Lawrence and Topeka meet. Legion committee members include Delbert Mathia as chairman and George Starkey Carl Schaake Eben Farley Mert Harmon Alan Fisher Max Wiglesworth Harold Fisher and Al and Tony Ice. Ken Page is Hawks manager. Hawks are co sponsored by the Virginia Inn.
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Maryland Wins IC4A Meet Ending Villanova Era
Maryland captured the IC4A title at New Brunswick defeating Villanova 46 43 to end the Wildcats five year dominance. Mike Cole led Maryland with wins in the broad jump and strong showings in sprints as the Terrapins relied on depth in field events to dominate the 18 event program.
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Clemente Leads Pirates Surge To Ten Game Win Streak
Clemente sparks Pirates to a 12 0 win over the Mets as Pittsburgh extend their streak to 10 games and climb toward sixth place. He hits .458 in the stretch while Walker credits several factors for the turnaround including Clemente's renewed drive.
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Dick Ellsworth
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Felipe Alou
Mack Jones
Joe Gaines
Rico Carty
Speed fever as 49th Memorial Day 500 draws 250000 at Indy
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway more than 250000 fans gathered for the 49th Memorial Day 500 mile race. Defending champion A J Foyt led in a Lotus Ford while rear engine cars dominate, with stars Jimmy Clark Dan Gurney Parnelli Jones Mario Andretti and Billy Foster in contention. Attendees expect 160000 reserved seats and 100000 more on race day, plus 250 doctors and nurses.
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Diamond Data From Sundays Baseball Results
The Associated Press summarizes Sunday baseball scores with New York 3 Chicago 2 Cleveland 10 Detroit 2 Minnesota 6 Washington 0 Baltimore 4 Los Angeles 2 Boston 8 Kansas City 2. Upcoming: Los Angeles at Boston Chicago at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington Minnesota at Baltimore Detroit at New York.
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