White Sox' Horlen Drives 7-2 Win Over Boston
The rising pitcher Horlen pushed veteran Gary Peters to the brink as Chicago beat Boston 7-2. Murray Chass notes Horlen's masterful performance and growing control of the rotation, building on last season when he led in earned run average.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Joe Horlen
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Horten
Peters
Chicago
Boston
Rightehander
Horlen drives White Sox to win with three singles
Horlen adds three hits and a six inning run to lift the Chicago White Sox, raising his batting average to .250 while his pitching record reaches six victories. Peters trails with a 3.81 ERA after last season’s 20 wins, as Horlen contends for the team’s top hitter spot. Other AL and NL scores follow including Twins, KC, L.A., and several ace-pitching performances.
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Peters
Horlen
White Sox
Chicago
Dean Chance
Red Sox
Lee Thomes
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kanesas City
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
Camilo Pascual
Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
John O'Donoghue
Yankees
Clete Boyer
Athletics
Ed Charles
Fred Newman
Angels
Willie Smith
Joe Adcock
Pete Richert
Ron Kline
Duke Evans leads Kansas amateur golf with 70
Duke Evans, using the Monte Ester hybrid putter, shot a sparkling 70 to lead qualifying for the Kansas amateur championship at Wolfdollar Country Club. The Wichita shooter topped a field dampened by morning rain and afternoon wind, with runners-up at 72 and several 73s bracketed. Evans birdied No 15, chipped in on No 17 for an eagle, and faces a second qualifying round before match play.
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Kansas City
Duke Evans
Monte Ester
Kansas
Wichita
Mil
Burn Country Club
John Begert
Topeka
Rod Horn
Bob Vickers
Dave Dens Nns
Independence
Jerry Adams
Jim Colbert
Kanesas City
Evans
Local church league baseball results from multiple teams
Readable box score fragment shows 1st Christian Lutheran Baptist and Sacred Heart with abbr. players listed by at bats runs hits and errors, plus totals. Contains numerous typos and OCR errors but captures team names and scoring lines for a church league game report.
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Sacred Heart
Didier
Stine
Spears
Sauer
Rupp
J. Garcia
Hodson
Ferguson
Hooton
Garcia
Bromeert
1St Baptist
Mullen
B. Myers
Grogan
Markham
Aelel
Hodge
Mustain
Smith
Wilhite
Sherbondy
C. Myers
Sinclair
Heth
Diaz
F. Lutheran
Buck
Peter
Meyeer
Brown
Cook
Seles
Dexman
Rogers
Zimmerman
Dietz
Burns
Pope
Sele
Tigers Dominate Orioles in Little League Action 14 Runs
Tigers overpower Orioles 14 to 4 in a high scoring Little League contest. Drake and Depriest lead with multiple hits while Wiggins earns the win. Braves and Cards also post totals in this quick summary of youth league results.
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Tigers
Drake
Depriest
Sedel
Perez
Randy Hughes
Barnes
Wiggins
Yost
Porter
Russ Hughes
Legion Elks at West Second Field Tonight
The Ottawa American Legion Elks seek a fourth straight win as they host North Kansas City at 8 p.m. at West Second Street Field. Lefthander Russ Craycraft will start for Ottawa, carrying a 1.0 earned run average this season.
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Ottawa
American Legion-Elks
North Kansas City
West Second Street
NKC
Kansas City
Russ Craycraft
Craycraft
Two Lead In NAIA Golf Leaders Open Steady Round
Bob Rodgers of Southwestern Louisiana and Buddy Othick of Eastern New Mexico led by two strokes after the first round of the four day NAIA golf championship in Rockford. Both fired 68s as Karl Ota of Eastern Washington and Roy Sauer of Bemidji tied for second with 70s among 171 players from 49 schools.
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Rockford
Diap
Bob Rodgers
Southwestern Louisiana
Buddy Othick
Eastern New Mexico University
Karl Ota
Eastern
Washington
Roy Sauer
Bemidji
Minnesota
Draft Choices By Major League Clubs One Choice Each
A list of early round selections by major league clubs with player names, ages, positions, and origins from colleges and high schools across the United States. It covers two choices per club in the first rounds and four per round in Class AA, including players from Arizona State, Knox County High School, University of Cincinnati, and more, with heights and weights noted.
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Kansas City
Rick Moneday
Arizona State University
Santa Monica
Calif
St. Louis
Joe de Fabric
Delta State College
Craneford
N. J
Vancouver
Joseph Keough
Mt. San Antonio Junior College
Pomona
Portland
Cleveland
John Sandknap
Knox County High School
Edina
Tacoma
San Francisco
Glen Smith
Jacksonville
Terry Milani
Lewis College
Chicago
Robert Stinson
Miami
Fla
William Wolf
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Dallasett, Worth
Cubs
Ken Koltzman
University of Illinois
University City
Tulsa
Harry Parker
Collinsville
Birmingham
Peter Koegel
Saugus
Mass
High Price Tag Follows Many Baseball Draftees
New York AP reports top draft picks from high school and college anticipate signing bonuses well into the six-figure range. Eddie Leon may push Twins to raise bids above $20,000, with others expected around $50,000 to $100,000. Ken Plesha already signed with Chicago White Sox for about $25,000. Rick Monday and Les Rohr also headline the signings as teams prepare to ink deals after the College World Series.
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New York
Patt
Minnesota
Twins
Eddie Leon
University of Arizona
Tucson
Calvin Griffith
Leon
Ken Plesha
Note Dame
Chicago White Sox
Rick Monday
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Mongogg
Sophosih
Hittfeldersatsadzona State U
Smileingly
New York Mets
Chase Les Rohr
West High School
Billings
Mont
Bing Devine
Mets
Rohr
Roosevlt Raceway fans boo lnte board during delay
Harness racing fans at Westbury New York Roosevelt Raceway booed the tote board after it displayed inaccurate mutuel prices due to mechanical trouble. The fourth race was delayed for 61 minutes until the problem was fixed.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Lnte
Top Two Squads Tangle In NCAA
In Omaha the top ranked Arizona State and No. 2 Ohio State clash as perfect-record teams in the College World Series after ASU crushed St. Louis 13-3 and Ohio State routed Washington State 14-1. Florida State beat Texas 3-2 in 12 innings and Connecticut toppled Lafayette 64 in other second round games.
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Ronald Webb
Hillcrest High School
Springfield
Tulsa
St. Louis
Jerome Alan Pruett
Lehman High School
Canton
Ohio
Birmingham
Kansas City
Richard Suggs
William S. Hart High School
Saugus
Calif
Frank Portera
Misissippi State College
West Point
Miss
Salvatore Bando
Arizona State U
Warrensville
Bell
Chattanooga
Philadelphia
Stephen Sharp
Washington High School
Dave Renkiewica
Mt. Carmel High School
Wyanedotte
Mich
Scott Reid
Cerritos College
Pico Rivera
Omaha
Arizona State
Ohio State
Washington State
Florida State
Texas
Connecticut
Lafayette
Arnie Chomko
Russ Naegelson
Paul Taylor
Chenko
Nagele
Cougars
Joe MacLean
Nagelson
Don Hawkins
Buckeyes
Chuck Hawkins
Gary Fritzinger
Ray Hartman
Ed Fiskland
League Leaders National and American League Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include Colee of Cincinnati at .362 with Rose and others high in runs, Banks and McCovey leading RBI, J Alou and Flood top hits, and Mays McCovey Torre in home runs. pitching leaders Ellis and Jay with Farewell. American League leaders list Jones and Horton in batting, Green and Wagner in runs, Mantilla and Howard in RBIs, Cardnal and Oliva in hits, Versalles and Campaneris in doubles and triples, Colavito and Kaline in home runs, Cardenal and Campaneris in steals, with Pascual topping pitching at 8 0 1 000.
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Coleeman
Cincinnati
Johnson
Philadelphia
Rose
Harper
Mays
San Francisco
J. Alou
Banks
Chicago
McCovey
San Franccisco
Flood
St. Louis
Williams
Kranepool
New York
Torre
Milwaukee
Wills
Los Angeles
Ellis
Jay
Farewell
Houston
Jones
Boston
Horton
Detroit
Cardenal
Howard
Washington
Versalles
Minnesota
Ward
Oliva
Campaneris
Kansas City
W. Smith
Tresh
Blasingame
Colavito
Cleveland
Thomas
Conigli
Aro
Kaline
Omaha Keeps On In Baseball Meet
Omaha University and Carsone Newman of Tennessee remain unbeaten in the NAIA baseball tournament as Omaha defeats Sam Houston and Carson-Newman, with Glasboro, Western Washington, Whitewater, and Sam Houston still alive in double elimination. Tuesday results include Whitewater edging Anderson 3-2 and Glasboro routing Southern 10-1.
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St, Joseph
Omaha University
Carsone Newman
Tennessee
Gary Girouard
Glasboro
New Jersey
Western Washington
Whitewaster
Wisconsin
Sam Houseton
Texas
Whitewater
Sam Houston
Careson-Newman
Girouard
Joe Berenis
Carson-Newman
Anderson
Indiana
Southern University of Louisiana
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