Ryan pitches fourth no hitter in Angels win
The crowd of 18 492 watched Don Ryan throw the majors fourth no hitter of his career as the California Angels beat the Baltimore Orioles 1 0 at Anaheim Stadium. Ruth Ryan watched from the stands as Detroit split with Chicago and other AL games followed. Ryan had previously no hit Minnesota last September and had no hits in 1973. The Angels scored on two out singles in the third.
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Chiefs Sweep Memphis To Move Into First In International League
Charleston won a doubleheader over Memphis as Jim Sadowski pitched a two hitter in game one and Tony Armas delivered key hits in game two to lift Charleston to a 4 0 win and a 27 19 record. Pawtucket swept Toledo to reach within one of .500. Syracuse beat Richmond 11 8 in a high scoring clash while Rochester edged Tidewater 2 0. Richmond and Syracuse split later in the day with an 8 6 10 inning win for Richmond. Rainouts at Charleston and Toledo paused action. Charleston clawed back above break-even after a slow start reaching the 29th game milestone.
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Charlies Clinch Wins in 12 of 17 Games
In the International League standings Charleston shows 27 19 .587 with a 1 game lead over Rochester at 28 20 .583 and Tidewater at 27 21 .563. Recent results include Rochester 2-1 over Charleston. Tidewater 0-0 with Memphis. Pawtucket 7-2 over Toledo. Charleston 4-3 over Memphis. Tidewater 7 over Rochester. and Syracuse 11 over Richmond.
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Gray Memorial Pro-Member Golf Tourney Set for Oswego
The Ninth Annual Willard Gray Memorial Pro-Member Golf Tournament will be held Monday June 23 at Oswego Country Club. One hundred players compete in an 18-Hole Best Ball format with 25 top Central New York professionals. Cash prizes for pros and merchandise prizes for amateurs accompany a buffet dinner after play.
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Woman Sets Mile Mark at USTFF Championships
Francie Larrieu returned from China and posted a 4:31.69 mile to set an American record at the USTFF championships in Wichita. Rick Wohlhuter also set a federation mark with a 3:53.3 mile while missing a world record by a slim margin.
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Maryland Lacrosse Named Top Team In Final Poll
Maryland earned every first place vote for 160 points to capture the national title in the final U S Intercollegiate Lacrosse Coaches Association poll. Navy placed second with 151 points after a 10 5 season, Johns Hopkins fell to third with 140, Cornell was fourth with 136, and Washington and Lee finished fifth with 126.
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