Decker Keeps Hot Mound Streak With 5 Hit Shutout
Minnesota pitcher Joe Decker improved to 9-5 by tossing a five hitter in a 5-0 win over Detroit, his sixth consecutive victory after a delayed start in June. The Tigers fell seven games behind Baltimore as other AL results featured Texas ending Baltimore’s 14-game run and Cleveland, Chicago, Oakland and California tallying wins.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Minnesota
Joe Decker
Decker
Detroit
Tigers
Baltimore
Orioles
Texas
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Milwaukee
Oakland
Boston
California
New York
Twins
Frank Quilici
Joe Lis
Homer
Rangers
Dave McNally
McNally
Washington Senators
Indians
Royals
Frank Duffy
Tom Timmerman
Fran Healy
Ken Sanders
Tribe Adds Grease To Royals' Slide
Cleveland pitcher Tom Timmerman won his fourth straight start to lift the Indians past the Kansas City Royals 4-3. Timmerman improved to 8-4 this season, with Hilgendorf earning his fifth save as KC's late rally fizzled. Lou Piniella left with a bruised ankle after sliding into second base.
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Cleveland
Tom Timmerman
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Timmerman
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Tom Hilgendorf
Tribe
Royals
Ed Kirkpatrick
Ken Aspromonte
Hilgendorf
Amos Otis
Ken Sanders
John Mayberry
Otis
Hal McRae
Sanders
Kirkpatrick
Paul Schaal
Fran Healy
Kansas City
Lou Piniella
Jack McKeon
Piniella
Baseball Scoreboard Summary of Standings and Games
Baseball standings show Baltimore leading with 75 wins, followed by Boston and Detroit. The scoreboard lists each team's record, games behind, and key results from Tuesday and Wednesday games across American and National leagues, including notable clashes like Cleveland at Kansas City and New York at California.
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Angels
Yankees
Bob Oliver
California
New York Yankees
New York
Baltimore
W. L. Pet
G.B
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
West Oakland
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
Texas
Oakland
Busby
Cleveland Tidrow
Colborn
Balnsen
Durham
Alexander
Goltz
Troit
Perry
Lee
Blue
Medich
Ryan
Clevelan
Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling Scores at Arnold's Jewelry
league leaders and top performances listed by club with high games and series. Notable marks include Leach 186, Potter 178, Cordle 726, Keller 189, and DeCaeny 417 across multiple teams such as Haley Abstract and Peoples Bank.
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Arnold's Jewlery
B. Leach
F. Potter
Haley Abstract
Ottawa Bowl
W. Dengel
J. Wilthite
Damron.towner
R. Robison
Gardiner Scoops Hole-In-One Misfire At Garden City
Gardiner and Joe Benson played Garden City Country Club when his ball, struck from the No. 3 tee, veered southwest and landed in the practice green hole about 250 yards away. The result was a bogey five on the No. 3. Gardiner joked he achieved both ace and bogey on the same hole after three decades of golf.
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Garden City
HNL
Bill Gardiner
Garden City Country Club
Gardiner
Joe Benson
No. 3
New Offense Promises 1000-Yard Runners at K State
Kansas State unveils a pro set aimed at a stronger ground game led by 1000-yard hopefuls Don Calhoun and Isaac Jackson. Coach Vince Gibson returns to a tougher, more demanding style after a 3-8-0 season and probation, banking on Grogan to drive a balanced attack and a stronger defense.
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Manhattan
Kan
Don Calhoun
Isaac Jackson
Kansas State
Wildcats
Calhoun
Jackson
Vince Gibson
Gibson
Steve Grogan
Grogan
Fred Rockwell
Hambletonian Field Eyes Record Purse Duel
A field of 16 three year old trotters contests the record $144 710 Hambletonian at Du Quoin with heats on a day mile oval under heatwave conditions. Top contenders include Knightly Way driven by John Simpson Jr and Arnie Al mahurst piloted by Gene Riegle with several others such as Keystone Lord and Imperial Yankee listed among entrants.
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Knightly Way
John Simpson Jr
Springfield
Ill
Arnie Almahurst
Gene Riegle
Arnie
Indianapolis
Placate
Jimmy Arthur
Flrth
Ralph Baldwin
Fairmont Hanover
del Miller
Fiorinda
Joe O’brien
Vernon Dancer
South Bend
Howard Boissinger
MacArthur
Mike Zeller
Chaco
Bruce Nickells
Keystone Lord
Billy Haughton
Noble Jade
del Insko
Imperial Yankee
Lucky Hill
Max Lynch
Feticil
Herve Filion
Keystone
Cecil Champion
Haughton
Famed Packer Calls It Quits
Ray Nitschke tears up as he retires after 15 NFL seasons with Green Bay saying there’s no room for three middle linebackers. He regrets not returning to 1958, but the sport’s demands outweighed his desire to play on.
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Gibson
Frank Brown
Associated Press
Ray Nitschke
Packer
Nitschke
Jim Carter
Green Bay
Old Hands Rule Amateur Golf at Inverness
In Toledo at the 73rd U S Amateur, veterans led the opening round in 95 degree heat at Inverness Club. Dick Siderowf defeated John Sutter 3 and 1 while George Burns beat Van Gillen 5 and 3. Bill Campbell routed Mack Murray Jr. 7 and 6 as all Walker Cup players but three advanced.
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Toledo, Ohio
U.S
Dick Siderowf
George Burns
Inverness
Siderowf
Westport
Burns
Bill Campbell
Mack Murray Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Murray
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Chicago White Sox
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Dave May
Red Sox
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Catfish’ Hunter
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Dick Drago
Chris Chambliss
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John Lowenstein
Chambliss
Schaal
Lowenstein
Spartan
East Lansing
Mich
John Shinsky
Lyndhurst
Ohio
Mike Holt
Highland Park
Michigan State
3-M
Bob Francis
Chuck
Mike Chuck
N. Poplar
THE
American League
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Brett
John
Torrez
Troedson
Koosman
Bonham
P.niekro
Briles
Billingham
Wise
Richard
Phildelphia
G.B. St. Louis
Henry Chiles
Fred Merrill
Charles
Clarington
Bert Decetmeier
Greg Jones
Ron Salt
Terry Brown
Hambletonian
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Dairy Queen
Main
Ottawa
the ‘‘Royal Treat
Famed Packer
John Riggins
New York Jets
Riggins
Centralia
Minnesota Vikings
Gene Washington
Denver Broncos
Rod Sherman
Washington
Sherman
Oakland Raiders
Cincinnati Bengals
Denver
John North
New Orleans
Saints
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Mike Kadish
Buffalo Bills
Irv Goode
Bills
O.J. Simpson
JCASE
James P. Jordan
J I Case Co
Art's Auto Supply
United States Steel
United States
Contemporary Contractors, Inc
Bob Hayes
Clay
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