Aaron Spoils Ryan's Bid For Second No-Hitter
The Angels beat the Brewers 6-0 as Nolan Ryan’s bid for a second no-hitter ended when Henry Aaron lined a key hit. Ryan finished 2-hitter with a 10-3 record this season, while Lee Stanton drove in four for Los Angeles. In other AL games, Detroit crushed Oakland 11-2 and Boston topped Minnesota 13-10.
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California
Sandy Koufax
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Major League Standings and Friday Results
Baseball standings and scores from Friday include Cleveland 7 over Texas 5 and Baltimore 3 over Kansas City 2 in 11 innings. Boston 13 defeated Minnesota 10, New York 5 over Chicago 1, California 6 over Milwaukee 0, Detroit 11 over Oakland 2, Atlanta 4 over New York 1, Cincinnati 5 over Chicago 1, San Diego at Montreal postponed by rain, Los Angeles 3 over Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 7 over San Francisco 2, St Louis 6 over Houston 0.
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Women's Tournament Set At Athens
AASA sanctioned women's slow pitch tournament will be held July 4-6 at Jaycee Fields in Athens. Seaman's IGA sponsors with trophies for top three teams and individual awards. Drawings June 27. Entry fee 45 dollars per team plus one softball. Contact Jerry Yates Connie Mathias or Debi West for details.
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Recreation Announcements List Practice Times and Locations
Team D of Girls 11 13 League will practice at 1 p.m. Monday and Tuesday at LHS junior diamond. Team A of Girls 8 10 League will practice at 10 a.m. Monday at LHS junior diamond. Logan Clay Products of Midget League will practice at 4 p.m. Tuesday at City Park and 4 p.m. Wednesday on City Park practice diamond.
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Nicklaus Sets May Dates for Memorial Tournament
Jack Nicklaus announced the first Memorial Tournament for May 27 to 30 next year during a Friday press conference in Columbus Ohio. He said the event is as important to him as his golf career and he paused U S Open practice to emphasize its significance.
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Foster Leads Reds Past Cubs with Ninth Homer
Cincinnati expands win streak to 13 of 16 behind George Foster's ninth homer boosting Don Gullett to 7-3. Sparky Anderson reshuffled the lineup to insert Foster at No. 8, producing a 5-1 victory over Chicago as Johnny Bench and Dave Concepcion add runs and RBIs.
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F and M Blanks Bearfield Behind Heft Two-Hitter
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Logan defeated Bearfield 8 0 in New Lexington Youth League action. pitcher Bill Heft allowed two hits and four walks while striking out 14 as the Bankers won their fourth straight. Logan scored twice in each of the first two innings and added four in the fourth. Brad Tucker had two singles and Dave Lehman hit a double. They host Shawnee next Wednesday at 6 30 p m.
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Walsh Linksters Upset Loop Leaders In Golf League
Walsh Bakery upset J&B Sohio 12 seven at Riverview Golf Course Rockbridge while Dicken Barbers defeated Bremen Gulf 14 6 Riverview edged Swaim's 76 11 9 and 20th Century Lanes beat Columbia Gas 16 4 J&B Sohio remains atop the nine team standings with 68 points followed by Dicken Barbers 63 Walsh Bakery 61 Riverview 57 and Swaim's 76 55 Medalist honors went to Jerry Russell 40 among No 1 men Tim Cole 39 led No 2s Jim St Clair 47 paced No 3 and Chris Stiverson 46 topped No 4 Net low was shared by Dicken Barbers and Walsh Bakery at 153 stroke earning the weekly team prize. Most matches were rained out and will be played next week.
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Ohio U Signs Five Players Highlighting Cager Recruitment
Ohio University coach Dale Bandy finishes signing five players for the 1970s era including 6-8 Darnell Irby from Murray State JC in Oklahoma and 6-8 Clayton Williams from Lake City Community College Florida. Irby averaged 16 PPG 13 RPG and helped his team reach the regional finals while Williams posted 24 PPG 10 RPG. Also signing were 6-0 Greg Cobb 6-4 Billy Reid and 6-4 Steve Skaggs. The piece notes loss of career scorer Walter Luckett and lists returning players Scott Love Mike Corde and Dave Terek among others.
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