Balks Run Wild as NL Umpires Call 30 in 2 Weeks
National League balks shock baseball, with seven balks Tuesday pushing the season total to 30 in 32 games. Giants beat Astros 7-0 behind Billy Pierce, who earned his 14th straight regular-season win. Stan Musial notches 6,000th total base as Cubs edge Dodgers 2-1 in 12 innings. Spahn earns 329th win and 56th shutout, while Mathews hits his 400th homer as Reds topple Mets in five-run fifth. Duke Snider collects 2,000th hit. Mets rally but fall short.
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Celtics take 2-0 lead in title playoff with Lakers
Celtics beat the Lakers 113-106 at Boston Garden to secure a commanding two game edge in the NBA championship series. Sam Jones 27 and Tom Heinsohn 26 led Boston while Elgin Baylor 30 and Jerry West 28 paced Los Angeles. Game 3 set for Los Angeles tonight at the Sports Arena.
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Scoreboard Tuesday's Results and Upcoming Games
MLB scores show Minnesota 11 over Los Angeles 10 in 13 innings, Detroit 7 over New York 2, Cleveland 3 over Washington 0, Kansas City 7 over Chicago 4, Boston 6 over Baltimore 1. Tuesday games include Detroit at New York and others. Thursday matchups list Kansas City at Chicago. Also multiple interleague results from earlier games: Milwaukee 8 Philadelphia 0, San Francisco 7 Houston 0, Cincinnati 7 New York 4, St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1 in 12 innings.
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College Scores Across Sports From The Associated Press
In baseball Drake fell 18 to 8 to Town in a College Scores roundup. LSU defeated Arkansas 10 to 2 and Bradley beat Town 6 to 0. William Jewell led Westminster Arkansas 113 to 74 in track while Tulsa posted 67 to 0 over Wisconsin and Drake 61 to 48 with Iowa State. Tennis results saw William Jewell 5 Westminster 4 as Tulsa defeated Wichita 6 to 0 and Oklahoma shutout Nebraska 7 to 0. Golf listed Nebraska 124 Drake 24.
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Olathe Murder Trial In May
Johnson County district judge Earl E. O Connor sent Lloyd Lee Harsh to enter a plea of innocent on first degree murder charges in the slaying of 17 year old Donna Busby. Harsh also pleads innocent to assault with intent to kill Thorp the fiancé of Busby. Both victims were shot March 2 at a Lenexa area campsite. Trial date set for May term.
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A's In Tie For First After 7-4 Win At Chicago
The Kansas City Athletics moved into a three way tie for first in the American League by beating the Chicago White Sox 7 to 4 in Chicago. Gino Cimoli had three RBIs as the A's extended their winning streak to four games. Pitcher Ted Bowsfield earned his first win of the season with help from John Wyatt to finish the Sox rally in the ninth.
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Celtics Beat Lakers 118 106 Lead Finals 2-0
Boston defeated Los Angeles 118 to 106 on Tuesday to take a 2-0 lead in the best of seven NBA Finals. The Celtics host the Lakers again in Thursday’s game with no game scheduled today.
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OSAWatomie Nets Beat Ottawa In Windy Match
Ottawa Cyclone nets faced Osawatomie on their courts yesterday and fell 6-3 with Jack Thompson and Jim Graham scoring the Cyclones lone singles wins and Graham partnering Schultz for the only doubles victory. Ottawa stands 1-3-1. next the team meets Turner. The B team travels to Washburn Rural.
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Ottawa Bowling Highlights League Action and Standouts
Ottawa bowling recap highlights Al Beets Ramblers 2684 scratch in a 4-0 Royal T League win over Foremost Dairy. Bennett Creamery No. 1 and Peoples National Bank split the Industrial League points at Ottawa Bowl, Bennett taking three on 2677 scratch. Helen Carey led Tuesday Night Ladies League with 527 for KOFO in a 3-1 victory over Shinn & Haley. Beets crew members all topped 500, led by Cecil Wolgast 585 and 236 game. other 500s from Darrell Cordle, B. Pogue, R. Beiter, and A. Beets. Bennett squad features Kramer 576, Dodd 571, Homer Kramer 530, L. Kramer 530, A. Dodd 470. Peoples’ Bankers led by R. Davis 576, A. Gilbert 542, A. Knoeppel 545, A. Lichtenberger 515, A. Bennett 475. Additional team results and scores appear on the page.]]
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Aguirre Slugger at Bat In Lost Yankees Tilt
Detroit pitcher Hank Aguirre, famed for weak hitting, collects his first hit of the season with the bases loaded in a 7 2 Tigers win over the Yankees. The result puts Detroit, New York, and Chicago in a three way tie for first with 42 records as Cleveland, Boston, Minnesota also win. McDowell tosses a no hitter as Cleveland blanks Washington 3 0.
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