Maloney Falls Short In No-Hitter Breaker After 11th
Jim Maloney dazzled through 10 hitless innings before Johnny Lewis homered off him in the 11th, giving the Mets a 1-0 victory. Maloney tied NL record with 18 strikeouts in the extra-inning gem, though he allowed two baserunners and lost a no-hitter in extra frames. The Reds also saw St. Louis and Chicago win, while Cleveland edged the Yankees in AL action.
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Weekend Major League Scores and Schedules
Monday results include Cleveland beating New York and Baltimore at Boston with several games listed. Upcoming matchups feature Los Angeles at Kansas City Minnesota at Chicago Detroit at Boston Washington at Cleveland and New York at Cincinnati, plus Chicago at Houston and San Francisco at Los Angeles. Minor leagues report Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 9 Portland 1 Spokane 3 Indianapolis 1 Tacoma 7 Arkansas 1 Vancouver 3 San Diego 1 International League Toronto Jacksonville 3 Atlanta 4 Buffalo 3 Syracuse 5 Toledo 0 Columbus 8 Rochester 3.
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Open Softball Close First Round With Two Shutouts
Wilton Peed & Produce claimed at least a share of the first round Open Softball title Monday night as two shutouts occurred. Wilton blanked May Drug of Columbus Junction 6-0 to close the round. Only Judy's Corner can tie Wilton by beating May Thursday in the final first round tilt. Keith Chapman pitched a four hitter with nine strikeouts, two singles off Morrison and Quigley. Wilton had seven hits led by Joel Murdock and Lincoln with two apiece. Wagenknecht took the loss for May. Seonn by innings: May 2 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 2 Wilton 1 2 4 0 0 0 x 8 7. Ina Mae's Krieger’s Tom Streger tossed a four-
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Southeast Iowa baseball action highlights three wins
In Southeast Iowa conference play Louisa-Muscatine Lone Tree and Danville earned victories Monday night. Wapello edged by 7 6 in a 13 run thriller while Lone Tree and Winfield Mount Union remained tied in a high scoring affair. Danville defeated Mediapolis 3 1 behind Tom Wolfe eight strikeouts.
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Lou Klein Named Cubs Head Coach in Surprise
Lou Klein spoke of mixed emotions after being named head coach of the Chicago Cubs, replacing friend Bob Kennedy. Holland announced the move at a news conference before a Houston Astrogame in the Astrodome, where Chicago defeated Houston 2-0. Kennedy said he would join Holland in Chicago in a front office role as Holland’s aide.
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Nicklaus Leads Money List by About Seven Thousand
Palm Beach Gardens Fla AP Jack Nicklaus holds a roughly seven thousand dollar edge over Tony Lema in tour winnings for the season. Nicklaus is credited with fifty two thousand dollars in official PGA events and ten thousand seven hundred eight in unofficial events. Lema reports official earnings of fifty thousand one hundred sixty four dollars and five thousand five hundred eighty in unofficial events.
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NFL Victory in Atlanta May Go To Rozelle Vote
AP reports NFL commissioner Rozelle pursues expansion into Atlanta amid AFL challenge. Seven NFL clubs favor mov ement, with others undecided. If approved, a Dixie-area franchise led by Lindsey Hopkins and partners could join a new $100 million stadium plans. Insiders expect a yes vote for NFL expansion over the AFL option.
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Kimball to Pass Celts for Italy
Hartford Conn AP Toby Kimball of Connecticut the nation’s leading college basketball rebounder last season told the Hartford Courant Monday he will play in Italy next season instead of trying out with the Boston Celtics.
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