Seaver pitches first no hitter as Reds top Cardinals
Cincinnati's Seaver no hits St Louis 45 to nothing in Riverfront Stadium. The right hander fanned two, walked three, allowed nine baseunners, and carried a one run lead into the ninth before enduring a tense finish. Cesar Geronimo sparked a three run fifth while Dan Driessen homered in the sixth for insurance.
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Cincimnati
Tean Seaver
Tme
Louis Cardinals
Feds
Jim Maloney
Cardinals
Bob Forsch
Philadelphia
Seaver
St. Louis
Jerry Morales
Ray Knight
Pete Rose
Morales
New York Mets
Riverfront Stadium
Jerry Mumphey
Lou Brock
Garry Templeton
Dave Concepcion
Short
Morgan
Templeton
George Hendrick
Hendrick
Dan Driessen
Driessen
Reds
Cesar Geronimo
John Denny
Ine Menson
Chicago
Joe Wallis
Jimmy Qualls
Keith Hernandez
Ken Hernandez
Hernandez
Concepcion
Hernandes
Don Werner
Ken Reitz
Mike Phillips
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Seaver
St. Louis Cardinals
U S Open North Leads By Two At Cherry Hills
Andy North shot a 1 under par 70 to take a two stroke lead in the second round of the 1969 U S Open at Cherry Hills. Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and J C Snead chased from two back as Trevino Clampett Hayes Irwin Ballesteros Stockton and others contended in Denver.
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Andy North
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
J.C. Snead
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Nicklaus
Try
Player
Snead
Lee
Martinez Tops A’s as Orioles Blank Oakland 9-0
Baltimore’s Dennis Martinez allowed nine hits but earned his first career shutout as Eddie Murray drove in four and Baltimore built a 9-0 win over Oakland. Murray homered twice and doubled in a big eighth inning, while Mike Flanagan and the rotation continued strong in the American League East chase. Oakland suffered a 9th straight defeat, scoring only 18 runs in the skid while Baltimore boasted a powerful starting unit.
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Dennis Martinez
Oakland A’s
Eddie Murray
Secent
Boston
Martinez
Red Sox
Mike Flanagan
Jim Palmer
Scott McGregor
Ray Miller
Miller
A’s
Murray
Rick Lankford
Bob Lacey
RBI
Oakland
Jack McKeon
Pone
Wayne Gross
Mario Guerrero
Angels end Yankees streak with 10-7 win on Friday night
The Angels burst for five runs early off Jim Beattie and held on to defeat the Yankees 10-7. Don Aase earned the win in relief, Spencer homered, and Messersmith appeared in relief for the first time in two years as California erased a two-run deficit and built a lead, while Beattie allowed five hits in seven innings.
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Gah Mead
Angels
New
Lhe Tuskeys
Jim Beattie
Oit Messersmith
Yankees
Don Aase
Spencer
California
Beattie
Ken Landreaux
Bobby Orich
Miller
Landreaux
Joe Rudi
Grich
Mickey Rivers
Baylor
Ron Jackson
History of Dr Pepper Team Ends After Sponsor Change
The Frederick City Softball League drops to four teams as Camp Detrick leaves. Dr Pepper, Frederick Iron and Steel, American Legion, and Frederick Tailors compete with Dr Pepper winning the first half and a key exhibition over Trenton Democratic Club. Shaffer shines on the mound, Dr Pepper claims two state tourney wins before elimination, and the 1950 season ends with Dr Pepper ceasing operation.
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Reds
Shaffer
Max Kebne
Baltimore
Legion
Guy
Rabbit) Ramsburg
Trenton Democratic Club
Trenton
Kebne
Alexandria
Enquire
Pollack
Martin Bombers
Crown Cork
Seal
Coke
Dr. Win
Bs. Benner
Gianat Wo. Ramsburg
Frederick
Bill Lyerly
Bob Kennedy
Bernie Norwood
Jim Cotter
Doug Falk
Juggy Rowe
Charles Holland
Dottie
Chiz Staley
George Wachter
John Kennedy
Art Simon
Frankie Rebmann
Andy Anders
Reds Shaffer
Max Kehne
Frederick Amvets
Mvets
Amvets
W. Street
Camp Derrick
Rice's Grocery
Quaker City
Rustlers
Kehne
Farmington
Ramsburg
Norfolk Navy Flyers
Brandywine
Delaware
Arcade
Philadelphia
Piers Ies
Dr Pepper softball dynasty of Frederick era ends
Frederick’s Touching All The Bases team, later the Amvets, featured stars like Kehne, Shaffer, and Simon. The squad dominated local leagues, starred in state and regional play, and practiced intensely at the Frederick YMCA, under Ramsburg’s leadership, nearing infamy before fading as enthusiasm waned.
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Dave Stockton
Joe Inman
England
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Stockton
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Bean
Inman
Oosterhuis
NEW York
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Ron
Andy Messersmith
Califor
Nerws-Post
Frederick, Md
Mariners
Fred Lynn
Boston Red Sox
Seajie Mariners
Lynn
Seattle
Julio Cruz
Craig Reynolds
Dick Pole
Seaffle
Carlton Fisk
George Scott
Rick Burleson
Jerry Remy
Burleson
Remy
Dennis Eckersley
Finaly
Inez
Ee Eae
Soca Src Wraine
Wankigh Angenopecomund Grt
Enna
Dr. Pep
Rockville
Jim Linton
Ue Ramsburg
YMCA
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King
Feigner
Dick Cook
Cy Moore
Bruce Brandenburg
Lawrence Walsh
Simon
John O’nall
Kehoe
Max
O'Neil
Moore
Rameburg
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Maryland Softball Hall of Fame
Alvin G. Quym
Frederick County
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