Maloney Pitches Two No-Hitters In One Season
Cincinnati edge Cubs 1-0 in 10 innings as Jim Maloney adds a second extra inning no hitter and becomes the first to complete two no hitters in one season. Cardenas homered in the 10th to clinch the win while Maloney totaled 12 strikeouts and a record 187 pitches.
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Middletown High Eyes 1965 with Star End Ron Hamilton
Middletown High coach Jack Gordon eyes Ron Hamilton a standout defensive end from last year. Hamilton rated by Rebel staff as the best all around end on the South All Star team. Hamilton heads to Morehead State Teachers College while other Middies fans pursue college destinations.
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Gordon Slims Down Amid Softball Summer Play
Gordon nicknamed Flash, a former Hamilton Big Blue star, shows a trimmer frame after a summer with MEGHW construction. He starred with the Hamilton Hurricanes who captured a fast pitch tournament last month hosted by the Optimist Club. Skeeter Payne anchors the Wilsman’s Trucking team, a frequent tournament winner in the area.
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Paul optimistic on Indians pennant bid with long road trip
Indians President Gabe Paul says Cleveland can still chase the American League pennant though 43 games remain, 29 away from home, with 17 day road trip starting tonight against the Washington Senators. He cites Twins’ lead and past pennant comebacks as hope.
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Big Money May Be Feud Factor In Track Row
Senate investigation focuses on money as a factor in the NCAA AAU dispute. Len Ross Bass cites earnings potential and plans further talks with Bud Wilkinson and others. Witnesses include Yale athletic director Delaney Kiphuth and U S Olympic Committee secretary Asa Bushnell. A proposal calls for a super federation to oversee open track and field and U S team selections.
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Bill) Easton
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Major League Leaders in Batting, Pitching, and Fielding Notes
The list records top MLB performers by category. Highlights include Clemente and Rose in batting for extra base totals, Mays and McCovey leading home runs, Koufax with 21 wins and 84 strikeouts, and Wills and Brock leading stolen bases.
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Euclid Wins with Shisila in Pony League Rout
Euclid Ohio defeated Charlotte North Carolina 11 to 2 in the second round of the Pony League Eastern Division Tournament. Don Shisila pitched and batted, fanning 12 batters and collecting three hits for Euclid in the Thursday night game.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule from Today's Card
Los Angeles 8 San Francisco 5 in 15 innings. St Louis 5 Milwaukee 4. Cincinnati 1 Chicago 4 10 innings in first game. Houston at Chicago and St Louis at New York are listed as today's games with Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh also on the slate. Saturday matchups include Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh with St Louis at New York and Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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Thursday Results From Night Baseball and Other Scores
Minnesota defeated New York 8 2. Detroit beat New York 34 to 3. Los Angeles beat Boston 11 to 3. Detroit at Boston and New York at Baltimore were listed as twi nights. Cleveland faced Washington and Chicago met Kansas City with weather causing delays. Syracuse played Buffalo with Syracuse winning. Toronto beat Rochester 5 0. Toledo won 10 to 5 over Atlanta. Columbus topped Jacksonville 7 4.
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Mudcat Grant and Kitty Kaat Star In Twins Sweep
Jim Grant hurled a five hitter to pace Minnesota past Detroit 8-3, his 16th win, with Jim Kaat adding a 2-1 six hitter in the nightcap. Sandy Valdespino drove in the decisive run in the eighth. Mele’s Twins widen their lead in the American League race as thoughts turn to a genuine title run.
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Portsmouth Bay Signs Contract With Phillies
The Philadelphia Phillies signed outfielder Larry Hisle, 18, of Portsmouth Ohio. A 6-foot-2 right-hander, Hisle was the Phillies second draft pick in June and will join Arkansas club before reporting to Philadelphia later in the home stand. He was an All-America athlete in high school and is enrolled at Ohio State.
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Crackers Face Columbus in Crucial IL Pennant Chase Series
Mianta hangs four behind first place Columbus as Toledo storms past Atlanta 10-5 in a weekend four game set. A six run third inning doomed the Crackers despite a four hit effort, with two costly errors. Columbus edged Fandeanelie while Toronto defeated Rochester on Pancho Herrera’s ninth inning RBI.
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