Ryan No-Hitters Grow as Koufax Sets Pace
Indianapolis and Anaheim scenes blend as Bobby Unser wins the Indianapolis 400 amid fiery forecasts. Nolan Ryan ties Koufax with four no-hitters after a 1-0 win over the Orioles, striking out nine and finishing with a 9-3 record and 2.44 ERA. Ruth Ryan and Ellie Rodriguez greet the ace after the ninth.
Ryan No Hitter Caps Orioles Win Over Angels at Home
Jim Palmer era style notes frame a dramatic no hitter by Nolan Ryan as he silences a 18,492 crowd in Baltimore. Grich and May contribute errors while Cal Ripken Jr. and Brooks Robinson anchor an Orioles win ending Los Angeles streaks.
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Jones Dominates Arkansas Bats With Three-Hitter For Shreveport
Shreveport Captain Tim Jones tossed his second three-hitter of the season against the Travelers as the TL leaders improved to a .721 winning percentage and an 11 game West Division cushion. All Shreveport runs came via Tom Thomas homer and triples by Mitchell and Melvin.
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Irwin wins Atlanta Gold Classic by four strokes
Hale Irwin coasted to a four shot victory at the Atlanta Gold Classic finishing 271 for 17 under par at the Atlanta Country Club. Tom Watson was runner up at 275, with a trio tied for fourth including Nicklaus Miller Barber.
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Mantell Risking His Mat Throne In Bobby Scrap
Mantell defends World Junior Heavyweight title against Buck Robley at the Civic Center Arena in a red hot main event. Seandar Akbar faces Danny Miller in a renewed clash after Miller stripped Akbar, with other bouts featuring Garvin Heath Soto Boyette Rodriguez Ashe Burns Putski.
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Bowling Bob Owens Bowl Sunday Mixed League Winners
Williams Grocery takes first place in the league. Individual high scores include William Kelly 190 for men in a game and Charles Sewell 53 in the series. Marilyn Mathews 161 for women in a game and Joanne Davis 446 in the series. Team highs include Team No. 1 a 792 game and Team No. 2 a 2201 series.
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Angel Fans Scream Approval With Every Throw By Ryan
The crowd of 18 492 roars as Ruth Ryan watches from the stands while Ruth Ryan and California Angels teammates feel the pressure. Ryan remains cool as a flamethrower on the mound delivering each pitch with steel focus.
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Miss Larrieu Sets American Mile Record in Wichita
Francie Larrieu, returning from a China tour, clocked 4:31.69 for the women's mile at the USTFF championships in Wichita, breaking her own American mark of 4:33.1. The meet also featured Rick Wohlhuter's 3:53.3 mile federation record and 16 records set over two days at Wichita State University.
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