No-hitters Elude Holtzman and Palmer in Sunday Games
Oakland pitcher Ken Holtzman carried a no-hit bid into the eighth inning before Tom Veryzer’s two-base hit broke the spell as Detroit fell 4-0. Baltimore’s Jim Palmer shut down Kansas City 1-0, outdueling Steve Busby despite not concentrating on a no-hitter.
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UTEP Wins 1975 NCAA Outdoor Track Team Title
UTEP clinched the 1975 NCAA outdoor team title at Provo with 55 points led by wins in the mile, steeplechase and triple jump as USC faltered. UCLA finished second with 42 and Southern Cal third with 37. Coach Ted Banks praised his team after a late setback when Greg Joy failed to qualify for the high jump final. Hans Hoglund and Hans Almstrom swept the shot put for the miners.
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College World Series down to six
Seton Hall eliminated Florida State 11-0 as No. 2 Texas fell 5-2 to Arizona State in the College World Series. South Carolina beat Eastern Michigan 5-1 while USC faced drought and defeat in track events at the NCAA championships in Cincinnati.
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Indians win marathon 1–0 over Tulsa in 15 innings
Indianapolis beat Tulsa 1–0 in 15 innings after John Vukovich lined a fair bloop double to drive in Ray Knight. Bruce Taylor earned his sixth win in relief, Ramon Perez contributed a key RBI single, and 89er Tommy Smith homered to spark extra innings.
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Major League Leaders And Draft News Across Leagues
The AP lists NL batting leaders with Watson and Sanguillen near the top and benching power in RBIs led by Bench. In AL batting Carew tops with .418, while Horton Bonds and G Scott share RBI leadership. Chicago Cubs sign top pick Brian Rosinski from Evanston, plan Bradenton arrival June 13. notable pitching shows Ryan Blyleven dominating strikeouts.
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Paralyzing dream precedes sudden football quarterback scare
Kansas State quarterback Arthur Bailey woke from a nightmare on May 29 and fell 20 feet two days later, leaving him paralyzed from the neck down for a time. He recovered quickly, left the hospital in Manhattan, and doctors continue tests as coach Ellis Rainsberger watches for warning signs.
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Rain Halts Halstead Roofers Weekend. Stars Win 7-5
The Halstead Wray Roofers had a rough weekend as Sunday downpour postponed a Victory League game with the West Side Cowboys. On Saturday the Cowley County Stars edged Halstead 7-5 in 10 innings, with Mike Warren delivering a two-out, two-run double in the 10th. The Roofers resume play tonight at Wichita against the Hutchinson Broncs, who lead the league and boast a .308 team batting average and 0.86 ERA. Peterson and Stelly each had three hits for Halstead, while Warren’s key hit capped Newton’s Gaede’s control troubles.
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Diamond crews prepare for tonight's games
Crews were working on the diamonds by 8 a.m. to ready fields for this evening's activities, according to Kenneth Schlup, program director. If the sun continues to shine, Schlup said, the chances of being able to play ball this evening look good.
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