Bass Keys Comeback to Keep South Carolina Unbeaten
South Carolina, ranked fourth, beat Arizona State 6-3 in Omaha to stay undefeated in the College World Series. Earl Bass improved to 17-0 after overcoming early control issues, while Arizona State ace Floyd Bannister took the loss. Keatley drove in three runs and Van Bever added a timely squeeze bunt as SC capitalized on timely hits and errorless defense to stay two wins from the championship.
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Bass
Gamecocks
South Carolina
Arizona State
Floyd Bannister
Wake Forest
Oklahoma
Texas
Earl
Richardson
New York Yankee
Garrett Strong
Bannister
Greg Keatley
Mark van Bever
Ken
Horton Sparks Tigers in Brawl Hour Delayed Doubleheader Loss
Detroit led 5-3 in the second game before a fourth inning brawl sparked by Willie Horton against California Angels. Tigers lost 14-7 in the opener and the doubleheader was paused by 1 a.m. curfew after seven hours of play. Horton confronted pitcher Frank Tanana over inside pitches, leading to ejections and benches clearing./Umpire Springstead said Horton appeared strongest, with no suspension recommended yet as MLB reviewed the incident.
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Detroit
Willie Horton
California Angels
Detroit Tigers
Angels
Horton
Tigers
Shane
Frank Tanana
Tanana
Plate
Marty Springstead
Rypelen
Mickey Stanley
Springstead
Ellie Rodriguez
Tiger
Lee MacPhail
Larry Barnett
Ralph Houk
Bank Gals Rout Garnett in 24-3 softball romp
Peoples National Bank girls defeat Garnett 24 to 3 as Terri McIntosh silences Garnett with strong pitching. Kim Miller collects two triples and scores, while Osburn, Beets, Gilbert and Miller drive multi run innings. Game called after five due to Garnett's nonrally. Ahead: Tri-County League tournament at Garnett against Osawatomie at 5:30 p.m.
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Peoples National Bank
Garnett
Ottawa
Terri McIntosh
McIntosh
Kim Miller
Jeanie Imel
Miller
Peoples
Ethel Schultz
Toni Beets
Schultz
Shaun McMillen
Imel
Laura Osburn
Rene Brady
Alaura Gilbert
Beets
Gilbert
Teri Robertson
Clelen Stanley
Osburn
Brady
Stanley
McMillen
Robertson
Peoples Girls
Osawatomie
Scoreboard Wednesday Results from Baseball Games
California defeated Detroit 14 to 7 in Detroit. New York led Minnesota 5 to 1. Kansas City topped Cleveland 7 to 1. Oakland beat Milwaukee 5 to 3. Baltimore triumphed over Texas 9 to 8 in 10 innings. Boston defeated Chicago 9 to 7 in 14 innings.
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California
Detroit
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Oakland
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Texas
Boston
Chicago
Summer Help in Ottawa City Laborer Post
Ottawa announces summer laborer opening at Municipal Power Plant with duties maintaining buildings and grounds. Applicants must be 16 or older, hold a valid Kansas driver license, and be in good health. Salary two dollars and twenty cents per hour. applications due 2:00 p.m. June 16, 1975 at City Hall.
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Ottawa
Kansas
City Hall
Doug Harris
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City Park
Bank Gals
Walter Dengel
Deel Fon Motuag
First National Bank
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Sheffield
Sheffield Atom
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