Ryan Throws Fourth No-Hitter Tying Koufax
Nolan Ryan matched Sandy Koufax with his fourth no-hitter in a 1-0 win over the Orioles. The California Angels ace, 28, used a mix of fastball changeup and curve to silence Baltimore, tying the major league record for career no-hitters. Ryan improved to 100-85 with 96 strikeouts on the season as he closed out the game with a ninth inning changeup that froze Bobby Grich.
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Gibson: Redbird Hero Says Demotion From Rotation Is Mistake
St Louis Cardinals bench Bob Gibson and give Ron Bryant a turn in the rotation after a 6 0 loss to the Reds. Gibson calls the decision a mistake and says he can still throw with 50 60 percent of league pitchers. He notes age and diminished fastball but asserts he has good stuff and will stay ready as a spot starter.
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Mexico Legion Runs Wild In Doubleheader Sweep At Green Field
Mexico American Legion swept Jefferson City with a 4-3 ninth inning win and a 10-0 six inning victory behind Jerry Rippeto. Ron Reagan debuts with a clutch steal and pair of scores as Mike Clithero delivers a pivotal bunt and Ronnie Fry adds key hits. The pair improves Mexico to 3-1 overall and 2-1 in District Eight, ahead of Wednesday’s 7:30 p.m. showdown with Columbia.
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Reds Rev Up Their Machine With Another Win Over Cards
Reds win 5-1 over St. Louis as Jose Morgan and Johnny Bench power the attack. Morgan hits sixth homer after Guerrero error, Bench adds a RBI-double, Rose and Foster go 0-for against Forsch. Bellwether win keeps Reds 9-1 in last 10, closing gap on Dodgers.
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Red Hot Royals Silence Brewers as Slump Grows
Kansas City swept the Brewers in a three game series, taking a doubleheader 13-6 and 11-0 to extend Milwaukee’s skid to 12 losses in 14. Mayberry powered the Royals with a three run homer and two run double, while Brett and Solanta added homers in the nightcap. Brewers fans booed as Milwaukee blew a 5-1 lead in the opener. Henry Aaron’s four singles tied Stan Musial for second in career hits.
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Gibbons Takes Fifth At Algoa Invitational Open Race
John Gibbons finished fifth in the open class at the Algoa Invitational held Sunday at Jefferson. Mexico runners Earl Benus and Kenny Gibbons saw their chances end when their bikes quit. The event benefited inmates at the Algoa Prison farm nearby.
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Larrieu and Wohlhuter Shine At USTFF Meet
Francie Larrieu returned from China and set an American record with a 4:31.69 mile at the USTFF Championships, competing for the Pacific Coast Club. Rick Wohlhuter followed with a 3:53.39 mile to break his federation mark, though he faded in the final lap seeking a world record.
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Leonard Races To Fourth Win At Capital Speedway
Leonard of Jefferson City captured his fourth straight late model feature at the Capital Speedway near Jefferson City on Saturday night and also won the hobby stocks feature. He won his heat in both races. Gary Scott led Holts Summit in the super sprint feature, while Dalton Walker and Terry Gallagher placed in the late model stock heats. Gene Dye and Gary Blackburn finished sixth in their heats.
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Home Runs Decide Giants and Braves Wins
Bobby Murcer hit two two run homers as the Giants beat the Expos 13-5 at windy Jarry Park. Dusty Baker added two solo shots to lift the Braves past the Pirates 5-2. Murcer’s 7th homer of the year came in the late surge. Baker extended his season total with consecutive two homer games. Niekro earned the 5-4 win for Atlanta. Phillies beat Astros 5-4. Padres blank Mets 4-0. Cubs 7 Dodgers 2 with Trillo and Swisher contributing for Chicago.
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Good Pitching Helps Saints Capture Ban Johnson Debut
Centralia Saints defeated Huntsville 7-2 as Stan Elliott allowed four hits over nine innings and Jim Chism relieved to strike out five. Paul Martin led with three hits including a homer, Virgil McCormack added two doubles, and Centralia built a 3-0 first inning lead with runs in the third, fourth, seventh, and eighth. The Saints host an exhibition Wednesday before league play at Tipton next Sunday.
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Centralia Lead Vanishes In Rain Soaked Legion Play
Fulton roared back with eight runs in the sixth inning to topple Centralia 9-5 in a District Eight doubleheader game played under continuous rain. Chris Ferrugia had two hits and three RBIs as Fulton built on a 5-1 lead. John Blattner earned the win, Gregg Kaiser took the loss, and Centralia next visits Jefferson City before hosting Mexico for two games.
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