Hooton fires major league first no hitter for Cubs
Burt Hooton, 22, pitched a no hitter for the Chicago Cubs in a 4-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, the earliest no hitter since 1940. He walked seven and struck out seven as Don Kessinger made a leaping catch and a 16 mile per hour wind affected a drive. The Cubs also boosted Hooton with a $2,500 raise amid contract changes. San Francisco outslugged Houston 10-6 while Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Montreal, and San Diego won elsewhere.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Burt Hooton
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Cubs
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Montreal
St. Louis
San Diego
Atlanta
Hooton
Don Kessinger
Denny Doyle
Greg Lu
Zinski
Rick Monday
Handley
Dave Kingman
Winn Triumphs as Ottawa Men Rally at Pittsburg Relays
Ottawa University men, led by Bob Winn with a 229-1 javelin, posted a fifth place tie at the Pittsburg Relays behind Pittsburg and Southwest Missouri State. OU had one victory and multiple relay medals while Pittsburg edged Southwest Missouri State 76-73 in a close team race. The Braves showed improved depth with strong sprint medley and mile relay efforts and several finals appearances, though Barbera missed a high jump chance after an opening 6-1, winded fall.
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Pittsburg
Ottawa University
Southwest Missouri State
Bob Winn
Ottawa
Braves
Tom Trigg
Scott Purdy
Ron Abernathy
Bill Love
Love
Trigg
Purdy
Nate Davis
Abernathy
Mike Rowan
John Mitchell
Mike Barbera
Barbera
Southwest Missouri
Southwest Oklahoma
Northwest Missouri
School of Ozarks
University of Missouri At
Brasiola
Ozarks
Rice
Rolla
Walker
Musser
Missour Belcher
Lillenkamp
Goerss
Rolls
Wilson
Clifford
Shreves
Miller
Beagle
Winn
Chase
Robinson
Goodnight
Lander
Elliot
Hutchinson
Shultz
Houser
Brownrigg
Bedford
Ryles
Burke
Coleman
Hull
Hughes
Franklin
Archer
Kerley
Spurlock
Lewis
Matthews
Weever
Mitchell
Hancock
James
Davenport
Missouri
Hansen
Southwest
Oklahoma
Richerson
Kelley
Fisher
Acy
Long Balls Ham Pace OU Sweep
Ottawa University Braves swept Tarkio in a doubleheader to improve to 4-1 overall and 3-1 HAC. Hawley Ham pitched a two hitter with 12 strikeouts in game one, Larry Morris homered, and Ottawa added four more runs in the second game as Conner, Morris, and Bahrenburg homered. Tarkio dropped to 1-10 overall and 0-8 HAC, with three pitchers used in game two. Ottawa to play Rockhurst then Washburn.
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Bill Newsome
Ottawa University
Ron Bonini
Dan Mullen
Braves
Tarkio
Ottawa
Heart of America
Hawley Ham
Ham
Charles Norden
L. C. Conner
Newsome
Conner
Bob Lusk
Larry Morris
Phil Lavent
Lavent
Barry Keith
Owls
Morris
Gunther Bahrenburg
Nathaniel Gilbert
Phil Denman
Kevin Knight
Knight
Gilbert
Tim McDonald
Dave Wilbur
Terry Shisler
McDonald
Denman
Rockhurst College
Washburn University
Ottawa Braves
Bill Frear
Lusk
Jabbar Gets Needed Help In Bucks Win Over Lakers
Kareem Abdul Jabbar powered the Bucks with 31 points 18 rebounds and seven blocks as Milwaukee routed Los Angeles 114-88 to even the playoff series. Curtis Perry contributed 11 points and 19 rebounds while Bob Dandridge added 24 points and 15 boards. Wilt Chamberlain limited to five points and 11 rebounds for the Lakers as West and McMillian led with 24 and 18 points. The Knicks edged the Celtics 106-105 in New York as DeBusschere and Havlicek played major roles. Utah beat Indiana 108-100 to advance in the ABA Western Conference playoffs.
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Associated Press
Larry Costello
Milwaukee Bucks
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Curtis Perry
Bob Dandridge
Jabbar
Bucks
Los Angeles Lakers
Perry
Dandridge
Milwaukee
Costello
Los Angeles
New York Knicks
Boston
Celtics
Utah Stars
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Virginia Squires
New York Nets
Nets
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Jim McMillian
Laker
Dave DeBusschere
Knicks
New York
John Havlicke
Utah
Indiana
Royals Sweep White Sox Opening Series In Protest Fallout
Royals overcame a protest over White Sox Park workouts during a players strike to sweep the opening series. Amos Otis returned from Virginia to contribute two hits in the first game and score the decisive run. In Sunday’s twin bill, Steve Hoyley delivered a 10th inning RBI as KC won 4-3.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Royals
Chicago
White Sox Park
White Sox
Kansas City
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
California
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Amos Otis
Virginia
Otis
Bob Oliver
Stan Bahnsen
Steve Hoyley
Paul Schaal
Schaal
Hoyley
Bobby Darwin
Twins
Darwin
Chuck Manuel
Jim
Catfish” Hunter
Cesar Tovar
A’s
Rod Carew
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Yankees
Pat Dobson
Doyle Alexander
Pete Broberg
Paul Lindblad
Horacio Pina
Pomona High to honor athletes with dinner program
Dick Peters football coach and athletic director at Ottawa University will speak at Pomona High School athletic banquet Tuesday night. The event, co sponsored by the high school and the Pomona Lions Club, begins at 7 in the OHS multipurpose room. It is a potluck with drinks provided and invites extended to the Pomona community to honor this year’s athletes.
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Dick Peters
Ottawa University
Pomona High School
Pomona Lions Club
OHS
Pomona
Pomona High
Bowling Scores Across AJBC League Segments
Bowling scores listing for multiple teams dated 10-30 shows top performances: Daugharthy with 180 and 448 in two events. Meyers 126 and 339. Daugharthy 141 and 350. Allis 193 and 433. Beers 143. Van Leiden 113 and 306. Smith 122 and 291. Kring 152 and 402. Patterson 134 and 372. Myers 144 and 363.
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ALUGS
Daugharthy
Meyers
Allis
Beers
Halney
Beavers
van Leiden
Smith
Tigers
Kring
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George Spears
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