No-Hitter Bid Faces Close Call For Knopstein
Johnny Knopstein, veteran reliever for the Minnesota Twins, remains one out from a nine inning no-hit game as the AL leader ride a seven game win streak with 31.3 no-hit innings in a 5-2 win over Boston. He seeks a record tying performance but his 1956 seven inning no hitter for Cincinnati still stands as his only official no hit game. The Twins won their seventh straight while Cleveland closed within 1 4 games by sweeping Chicago in a doubleheader. Other results include Baltimore over Kansas City, New York over Detroit, and Washington over the Angels as the pennant race tightens.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Johnny Knopstein
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Twins
Boston
Klippse
Tein
Cincinnati
Klippstein
Milwaukee
Hersh Freeman
Joe Black
Braves
Philadelphia
Kuippstein
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
White Sox
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles Angels
Indians
Gary Peters
Don Buford
Gary Bell
Don McMahon
Sam McDowell
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitefield
Lee Stange
John
Stu Miller
Stu
Orioles
John O'Donoghue
Dick Brown
John Miller
Jackie Brandt
Clete Boyer
Yankees
Boyer
Hank Aguirre
Downeing
Dick Nen
Senators
Ken Mce Bride
Frank Kreutzer
Howie Koplita
Ron Kline
W. L. Pet
New York
Los Angeles
Ottawa Country Club Defeated by Lawrence Country Club in Meet
Ottawa Country Club swam at Lawrence yesterday as Lawrence won over Ottawa. Ottawa's results include multiple event placements from 8 and under to 17, with swimmers such as Jim Wellington Laura Osburn Sara Bennett Steve White and Wayne White in freestyle backstroke breaststroke butterfly and relays. Next meet for Ottawa is against Holiday Hills on June at Lawrence pool.
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Ottawa Country Club
Lawesrence Country Club
Lawrence
Holiday Hills
Ottawa
Jim Wellington
Jim Huderson
Laura Osburn
John Killough
Sara Bennett
Steve White
Laurie Wallace
Alice Hoppe
Pat Sheldon
Tad Sheldon
Ann Elder
Jim Hudelson
Jason Douglas
League Leaders In Major League Baseball
The Associated Press lists the top players by league in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable names include Mays, Rose, Stargell, Koufax, and Gibson across the National and American Leagues with leading marks in several categories.
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Associated Press
Allen
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Harper
Cincinnati
Robinson
Johnson
Stargell
Pittsburgh
PeeWee Angels Top Reds in League Opener Score 8 0
PeeWee The Angels defeated the Reds 8 0 in the PeeWee League opener for both teams. The match opened the season with PeeWee Angels taking early control and sealing a decisive win.
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Angels
Reds
Rico Carty Hitting For Runs Again
Milwaukee Braves fans cheer as Rico Carty powers in runs in a 6 2 win over the Houston Astros. The Dominican slugger belted 22 home runs and 88 RBIs last season and is finding form after a rough stretch. Carty hit a homer and scored on a double, boosting Milwaukee’s offense and confidence from manager Bobby Bragan.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Rico Carty
Houston Asros
Carty
Braves
Astros
Baseball Scoreboard WwW L PCT G K Cincinnati and peers
Baseball scoreboard shows standings for Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco and others with records and percentages. Wednesdays results include Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 4 St. Louis 13 innings Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh Milwaukee 5 Houston 2 Chicago 8 New York 3. Upcoming games list multiple doubleheaders and twi night slots.
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Los Angeles
San Fran
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Legion Elks Rally In 11 Inning Win Over Paola
Ottawa America Legion Elks outlast Paola 8 to 7 in 11 innings at West Second Street Field. Craycraft pitched all 11 innings, fanning 22 and collecting five hits with a home run, while Mike Brady delivered the decisive single with the bases loaded in the 11th. Craycraft also had 10 walks and a trio of defensive miscues.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa American Legion
Elks
Paola
West Second Street Field
Mike Brady
Russ Craycraft
Ottawa
Craycraft
The
Legion Elks
Crayecraft
Loren Shofner
Gary Davenport
Shofner
Ted Haworth
Wood
Legion-Elks
Bob Nordyke
Shotner
Gary Gumm
Denenis Morelet
Davenport
Brady
Klein Pontiac
Kansas City
Second Street
Little League Giants vs Cards and Yanks Tigers Indians Orioles recap
A fragmented box score shows Giants and Card totals and performances for AB RH players, plus American Yanks, Tigers, Indians, and Orioles line results. Key names include Langdon, Malicoat, Crane, Stewart, Bennett, Grier, Rinehart, Dunkin, Hughes, Firestone, Winter, and Pence among others with varied runs hits and errors.
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Anderson
Calder
Stewart
Brownrigg
Finch
Holland T
Croucher
Bennett
Grier B
Lister
Rinehart
Gumm
Dunkin
Bulmer
Bones
Moore
Kramer
Watts
Anerig
Gilges
Wellington
Lancaster
Toetals
Tigers
AB R H Altic
Porter
Wigs Gins
Randy Hughes
Drake
Depriest
Yost
Perez
Russ Hughes
Woodward
Totals
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AB R
Firestone
Baldwin
Winter
Mendell
Whitacre
Wills
Dele
Likes
Overholt
Jackson
Orioles
Tienken
Hough
Baldoyine
Hudson
Capper
Thrasher
Sible
Carlson
Pence
Towtals
Reds edge Dodgers to reclaim NL lead on Cardena s 9th inning homer
Cincinnati tops Los Angeles 7 6 as Leo Cardena s two out ninth inning homer seals the win. The swing rebounds the Reds to a .002 edge over the Dodgers, with Pinson and Rose each collecting hits earlier in the night. Other NL results include Haller's 13th inning homer for San Francisco over St Louis and Philadelphia 1 0 Pittsburgh.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Dodgers
Cardenas
Vada Pinson
Pete Rose
Sandy Kouffax
Tom Haller
Bob Gibson
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chris Short
Clay Dalrymple
Philadelephia
Pittsburgh
Rico Carty
Milwaukee
Houston
Larry Jackson
New York
Chicago Cubs
Mets
Gibson
Giants
Willie Mays
Haller
Masanori Murakami
Short
Bob Friend
Philadelphia
Dalerymple
Carty
Hank Aaron
Braves
Walt Band
Jim Wynn
Ken Johnson
Bob Bruce
Chris Krug
Billy Williams
Jackson
Relliever
Ted Abernathy
Cubs
Whielnes
Miller's Three Pitches Seem To Be Enough
Baltimore reliever Miller, age 37, asserts his three pitches fastball curve and changeup dominate hitters. In nine weeks he has 29 appearances, 5 12 3 innings, two earned runs, six wins, 11 saves, and a 0.35 ERA. Manager Bauer praises his composure and effectiveness as Miller reflects on his best season yet.
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Miller
St. Louis
Hank Bauer
Mileler
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