Ryan hurls fourth no-hitter for Angels star
Nolan Ryan pitched his fourth no hitter in a 1-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles at Anaheim Stadium. Ruth Ryan watched from the stands as Ryan stayed cool amid the tense crowd. teammates and fans shared the electric moment. The 28-year-old hurler added to his place with Koufax, the only pitchers with four no hitters.
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Wray Roofers stumble in 2-0 loss to Service Auto Glass
Halstead slips to 0-2 in Victory League after a two-hit shutout by Tony Konderla for Service Auto Glass at Lawrence Stadium. Roofers manage four hits in Saturday loss. Greg Ruder to start tonight against Manhattan in a non league tilt.
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Murcer and Baker Hit Two Homers Each In Big League Win Day
Bobby Murcer slugged two two run homers as the San Francisco Giants crushed the Montreal Expos 13-5 at windy Jarry Park. Dusty Baker also hit two solo homers to lift the Atlanta Braves past the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2. Other NL results had Philadelphia 5 Houston 4, San Diego 4 New York 0, Chicago 7 Los Angeles 2, and Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 1.
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Irwin coasted to four stroke Atlanta win at County Club
Hale Irwin won the Atlanta Golf Classic by four strokes with a 271 total, the lowest nine tour events score on the Piney layout. Tom Watson finished second at 275, while Coody faded with a final 70 to finish third in a tight Sunday finish.
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Rain Delays Second Annual Slow Pitch Tournament
The rain halted the second annual slow pitch tournament after a Saturday schedule that saw Gray Ward defeat Wichita Aristocrats 11-5 with Lester Unruh collecting four hits. First round results included Partridge Auto Salvage 9-7 over Salina Graves and Mc Pherson 11-4 over Brubacher Wenger Oil, with Partridge and Gray Ward leading winners before the weather paused play. the event resumes at a later date per director Ray Arellano.
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Reusser Nets Second Medal at Wichita Track Meet
Lore Reusser, Hesston College coach, captured his third medal by finishing second in the Masters 880 with a 2:05.1 at the United States Track and Field meet in Wichita. He had placed second in the 220 and third in the mile in earlier events. Larry Means of the Air Force won the 880 in 2:03.9.
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Newton Legion Sweeps Great Bend in Doubleheader
Newton American Legion teams defeated Great Bend twice on Sunday. B team won 10 to 4 with Dan Yoder pitching seven hits and two strikeouts. A team won 6 to 0 as Dan St. Clair allowed four hits and eight strikeouts.
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Larrieu Sets Women's Mile Mark at USTFF Meet
Francie Larrieu won the women’s mile in 4 31.69 at the USTFF championships in Wichita and set an American record, beating her previous mark as Rick Wohlhuter also posted a fast 3 53.3 mile. The meet yielded 16 records with Pacific Coast Club taking the men’s title.
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Newton runners run strong at USATF marathon meet
Brent Coffman a 1973 Newton High and 1975 Butler County Junior College graduate finished eighth in 2 38 36 at the USATF marathon in Wichita. Brad Anderson clocked 2 58 08 for 22nd. John Bramley of Colorado State won in 2 21 15. Jim Hershberger of Wichita set a Masters mark with 2 41 31 for 12th. Sixty four finishers.
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Newton High School
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Monday and Tuesday
Major league results include Boston 11 Minnesota 9 and California 1 Baltimore 0 while Oakland beat Cleveland 6 3 New York 8 Texas 4. Tuesday slate lists Texas at Baltimore Chicago at Boston Kansas City at Cleveland New York at Minnesota Detroit at California Milwaukee at Oakland.
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