Cardinals Win 3-1 as Beckett Extends Hit Streak
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-1 at Wrigley Field. Glenn Beckett extended his hitting streak to 24 games with two singles, while Mike Lyson drove in two runs with a second inning triple. Alan Foster and Rich Jollkers held the Cubs to one run, and Rick Reuschel took the loss on his birthday.
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Aaron Drives In Three In 11th For Braves Win
Aaron's sacrifice fly in the 11th breaks a 2-2 tie and gives Atlanta a 3-2 victory. Hank Aaron also hits his 684th career homer, 30 behind Babe Ruth's 714. Rookie Harry Parker earns win as Mets edge Fixpos. Joe Ferguson shines with four hits and a two run homer in the 11th for the Dodgers. Mike Caldwell holds Giants to five hits. John Grubb homers for the Padres off Juan Marichal as San Diego collects 11 hits.
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Rumors Surround Secretariat Ahead of Preakness
In Baltimore at Pimlico, trainer Lucien Laurin scoffs at rumors about Secretariat as the Meadow Stable colt prepares for the Preakness Stakes. Secretariat is a heavy favorite in the 13 16 mile race, with Sham as his main opposition from Sigmund Sommer and Pancho Martin.
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Riggs Seeks Virginia Slims Move Dress Required
Bobby Riggs aims to join the women’s Virginia Slims tour after beating Margaret Court, but must pass a demanding physical and wear a dress. Stella Lachowicz says the tour would provide designer Teddy Tinling to craft his outfit, while dismissing saliva testing for qualification.
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Keino Missed ITA Meets Over Ill Son
Kip Keino did not compete in ITA pro meets in Toronto and Philadelphia because a son in Eldorat Kenya was critically ill with pneumonia. ITA officials, unable to contact him, learned he had returned to Kenya for family reasons and was unreachable due to the village’s lack of phones.
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Tanner Upsets Rosewall In Las Vegas Tennis
Roscoe Tanner of Lookout Mountain Tenn upset Australian Ken Rosewall 2-6 6-3 6-3 in the second round of the $150,000 Alan King Caegars Palace Tennis Classic in Las Vegas Nevada.
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National League scoreboard and Thursday card
Wednesday results include Detroit topping Boston in 5 0 innings 5-0 Texas beating Kansas City 7-2 Minnesota 6 to Chicago California 7 Oakland 0. Thursday games feature Baltimore at Cleveland Milwaukee at New York Boston at Detroit Kansas City at Texas Chicago at Minnesota Oakland at California and a local recreation page listing events and times.
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Royals fall as Ryans no-hits KC. Rangers rally 2-1
Nolan Ryan no-hit Kansas City as California dominated the Royals. Texas win featured 10 cent beer and strong fan support. Detroit outlasted Boston 6-5 in 10 innings, Yankees crushed Milwaukee 14-1, Minnesota beat Chicago 8-6, and California 7-2 over Oakland. Vic Harris made a leaping catch to rob Mayberry.
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Royals Boss Changes Mind Won't Protest No-Hitter
Royals decide not to protest Nolan Ryan's no hitter as manager Jack McKeon argues a pivot foot move occurred but Tallis and McKeon conclude no action will be filed. Umpires Rice and Evans discuss legality and acknowledge pitcher's foot movement within delivery. Ryan's Angels defeated Kansas City 3-0.
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Missouri Coach To Hold Annual Basketball Camp
The sixth annual Norm Stewart Tiger Basketball Camp runs three sessions this summer at Kemper Military School Boonville for boys in grades six to twelve. Emphasizing fundamentals and individual skills, the camp draws campers from Missouri and nearby states. contact Norm Stewart's Tiger Basketball Camp 2409 Beachview Drive Columbia MO 65201. Sanctioned by the Missouri State High School Activities Assn.
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Major Baseball Player Totals and Standings Summary
A cluttered recap lists leaders in batting runs and hits with names like Bonds, SF and Aaron, LA. It notes runs, runs batted in, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases for several players across teams. Pitching leaders include Seaver NY and Sosa SF with strikeout and decision tallies.
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