Siebert Tosses First No Hitter Of Season For Indians
Cleveland pitcher Sam Siebert silenced the Washington Senators over nine innings for a 2 0 victory, the Indians' first no hitter of the season. He credited catcher Joe Azcue and strong defense for keeping balls down and robbing the Senators of hits.
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Don Lock
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Fred Whitfield
Sam McDowell
May On Streak Drives Reds And Minor League Wins
Lee May powered the Reds affiliate with five hits including two triples as he drives a .317 average and 33 RBIs in two games since his demotion. Rochester outlasted Toledo 5-4 in 10 innings, while Syracuse beat Columbus 4-1 to widen its lead. Dave Roberts homered for the Jets in the fifth.
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Reds
Buffalo
Bisons
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Toledo
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Bob Murcer
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Red Wings
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Steve Demeter
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Columbus
Luke Walter
Chiefs
Dave Roberts
Jets
Best Round Not Enough In Ohio Seniors Tourney
Canton's John Jacob finishes runner-up to Don Gill of Cincinnati in the Ohio Seniors Golf Tournament after a two day event. Gill, 65, posted 77 and 75 for a 152 total and won on the card playoff. John Watson of Steubenville places third four strokes back. First round leader Dr. John Alirey and Paul Belden Jr. fade after poor second rounds.
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Don Gill
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John Watson
John Alirey
Paul Belden Jr
Muncie Charity Horse Show Opens at Delaware County Fairgrounds
Exhibitors from the Midwest converge for the 35th annual Muncie Charity Horse Show at Delaware County Fairgrounds in Muncie Indiana. Events run Friday 7 p.m. Saturday 9 30 a m 1 p m and 7 p m and Sunday noon and 7 p m making it Indiana's second largest horse show.
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Cleveland Indians Finish Season With Fifth Place
After opening last June 30 with a 43 27 record the Cleveland Indians went 40 46 from July 1 through season end in the American League finishing in fifth place.
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Siebert’s Wife First To Know Of No Hitter
Sonny Siebert pitched a no hitter for the Washington Senators, the first no hitter by Boston’s Sam Mele era? No, correction: Siebert’s wife Carol was told he might pitch a no hitter as he held the Senators hitless through eight innings. He finally completed a no hitter, his first, as New York’s Cleveland?. the game ended 2-0 with no baserunners until the fifth.
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Joe Pepitone
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Dick Nen
Paul Casanova
Chico Salmon
Bob Laverine
Chuck Hinton
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Los Angeles atop with 33 wins and 21 losses while San Francisco and Pittsburgh trail. Friday results include St Louis over Philadelphia 5 4 Atlanta 8 Pittsburgh 2 New York 5 Cincinnati 0 Houston 1 Chicago 0 in 10 innings. International and Pacific Coast League results listed with several scores and rain delays.
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Blanked! DP New York 1 LOB Cincinnati 4
New York pitchers held Cincinnati to one run while leaving four runners on base. Hunt scored a run in the second inning as Bressoud connected for his second homer. Rusteck earned the win, MaIloney took the loss, Maloney was hit by a pitch twice. Attendance reached 33,977.
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Norm Cash
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Detroit
Boston
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Hank Twins
Phil Roof
California
Dean Chance
Jin
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Angels
Jose Cardenal
New York
Cincinnati
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Mets
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Ron Swoboda
Eddie Bressoud
Mets Rookie Shuts Out Reds In Five-Hitter Debut
Dick Rusteck, a 24 year old lefty obtained from Jacksonville two days earlier, beat Cincinnati 5 0 as the Mets roll to a five run victory. Eddie Bressoud homered twice and Jim Maloney took the loss for the Reds who managed only four singles. The teams set a twi night doubleheader for today with Milt Pappas and Bob Gardner slated to start the two games.
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Dick Farrell
Tim McCarver
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Don Dennis
Joe Hoerner
Koufax Extends Complete Game Streak To Top NL
Sandy Koufax pitched his eighth straight complete game to lead the Dodgers past the Giants 6-1 and claim first in the NL race. He is 11-1 with a 1.40 ERA, while Juan Marichal sits 10-2 with a 1.70 ERA as relievers face a cooler reception from Koufax.
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Tougher Warwick Hills course helps pros says Rodgers
Phil Rodgers joins Fred Marti and Jim Ferrier at two under par 70 to share first round lead in the $100,000 Buick Open at Warwick Hills. Rodgers credits a revised swing and putting approach for his score as the course, lengthened by added traps and trees, is blamed for tougher play. Defending champ Tony Lema shoots 78 amid concentration issues.
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Americans Struggle as British Amateur Seen Without Top Americans
In Carnoustie Scotland the 1966 British Amateur draws four nations on a 7 959 yard course. The once dominant American lineup, led by veteran players Bill Hyndman and Bill Campbell, falters as younger Brits and internationals gain attention. Campbell notes high rewards drive pro careers for youth.
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Bobby Jones
Wille Turnesa
Frank Stranahan
Dick Chapman
Harvie Ward
Dick Davies
Pasadena Calif
Major League Leaders in Batting and Field Stats
The data show Oliva of Minnesota and Frank Robinson of Baltimore tied for batting at .342 with 100 at bats. Robinson leads runs with 42 and RBI with 46, while Oliva has 36 RBIs and 64 hits. Yastrzemski and Robinson top doubles, Foy leads triples, and Ag ee and Cardenal pace steals. Pacing pitchers are Watts and Pizarro with wins and decisions, plus strikeout leaders Richert and McDowell.
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Baseball League Leaders and Major Stat Totals
Batting leaders show Allen of Philadelphia with .339 and Flood of St. Louis at .338. Aaron of Atlanta leads runs with 45, Hart of San Francisco 39. Alou and Flood top hits with 72 and 69. Triple leaders Alou and McCarver with 6. Home runs Aaron 20, Torre 14. Stolen bases Wills 25, Jackson 18. Pitching leaders Koufax 11 1 and Gibson 113 strikeouts.
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Indians edge Senators as Siebert throws first no-hitter
Sonny Siebert of Cleveland pitched the season's first major league no hitter, yielding two baserunners in a 2-0 win over Washington. Ed Bressoud of New York homered twice and drove in four as the Mets shut out Cincinnati 5-0.
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