Cubs no hitter by Holtzman shocks Cincinnati Reds
Cubs pitcher Ken Holtzman tossed the first no-hitter of 1971, beating the Reds 1-0 in Cincinnati. He survived wild stretches, struck out six, walked four, and secured the final out against Cincinnati’s top hitters.
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Ken Holtzman
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
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Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Reds
Hal McRae
John Callison
Tommy Helms
Lee May
Crewe Coeur
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D. Breeden
Nolan
Gibbon
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Touching All The Bases FCC Basketball Notes Camps and Campuses
Frederick Community College coach Jack Loya has 70 pages of stats from the last three years and back to 1965-66, seeking earlier FCC data and noting Willis Hall and Ellis Tullis as recent standouts. Pirates camps run June 11 to August 4 in multiple towns. Joe Consoli coordinates. Fred Carter will coach at Blue Ridge Camp starting June 20 at Mt. St. Mary’s with four sessions. The Babe Ruth League stats crown Shell leader Burt Korrell at .531 and other top hitters listed. The Baltimore Colts hold a 1960s decade mark of 103-44-5, Green Bay second at .694, with exhibition play starting July 30.
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Major League Baseball Results and Schedule Recap
Yesterday’s results include Boston 3, New York 2, with several games on tap. Notable matchups feature St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 0 and Chicago 1, Cincinnati 5, while Philadelphia at San Francisco and New York at Los Angeles are listed among today’s scheduled games.
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John Miller Leads In Atlanta Golf Classic Round One
John Miller fired a seven under par 65 to seize the first round lead in the Atlanta Golf Classic, as Jack Nicklaus and a strong chase group followed. Nicklaus led a flux of players at 67 while Ray Floyd Orville Moody and Dave Fichelberger were at 67, 68 midway, with Lee Trevino among 68. Gary Player and Charles Coody carded 69, and Dave Hill posted an 81 amid a $1 million PGA suit.
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Gardner Dickinson
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Jim Colbert
Jim Dent
Rod Curl
Bob Barbarossa
Gary Player
Charles Coody
Dave Hill
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Canonero II Ready for Belmont as 10 Challengers Loom
Trainer Juan Arias says Canonero II is in fine health for the Belmont Stakes and Triple Crown bid, with Jockey Gustavo Avila set to ride under pressure after Kentucky Derby and Preakness wins. Ten three-year-olds are expected to challenge, including J.M. Davis' Royal JD. Therous thrush infection improved and post time is 5:35 p.m. EDT with CBS coverage.
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Railroaders and Patriots Vie For District Nine Titles
In Hagerstown tonight Brunswick meets Allegany in the Class AAA final at 5 PM while TJ faces Allegany in BC action at 8 PM at Municipal Stadium. Key players include Mitch Deener 10-0 with .431 average for Brunswick, P L Orrison leading Railroaders with .440, and Allegany’s Fred Kreiger 6-3 and .300+ hitters John Mulan and Doug Morrill.
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Jim Snoots
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Mark Hawes
Patriots
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Rick O’reilly
Ed McConnel
Mitch Deener
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Athletic Budget Gets More Funds
County commissioners restored funds to the Board of Education budget for sports travel. They added 1125 for charter buses, partially reinstated 2500, kept official fees cut, and approved field trip money 7156 above last year, with plans to proportionally cut items so no single line is disproportionately affected.
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Cadet Netmen Win Crown at Frederick County meet
Frederick defeated Walkersville 5-0 Thursday at FCC courts to claim the Frederick County boys tennis title. The win sets up a Sunday district showdown with South Hagerstown and Beall at FCC. Walkersville has already won the girls title. Singles results feature Brooks Vetter, Phil Hammond, John Clapp, and doubles teams Ken Fink with Lee Radcliffe, and Dennis Fink with John Collinus.
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Tom Shaw
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Herman Shelton
Wayne Esler
Americans Take Half of Quarter-Finals in British Amateur Golf
Walker Cup players Tom Kite Jr Steve Melnyk Jim Simons and Ed gar Updegraff reached the British Amateur quarter finals in Carnoustie as England's Mike Bonallack was upset. Upsets and pairings set the scene for Friday semifinals with American and Scottish/British entries advancing.
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Golfer Norm Cramer Dies at 44 in Benton Harbor
Norm Cramer former president of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America died Thursday in Benton Harbor Michigan from an apparent heart attack at age 44. He led the national group and was a prominent golf course figure.
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Benton Harbor, Mich
Norm Cramer
Golf Course Superintendents Association of America
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