Maloney's no-hitter ends in a loss to Mets
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney carried a no-hitter into extra innings but walked off with a 1-0 defeat as Johnny Lewis hit a leadoff homer in the 11th for the New York Mets. Maloney struck out 18, tying NL record, in a 10 and two-thirds inning gem before the decisive hit.
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Maloney Drops No Hitter In 11th In Mets Loss
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney took a 10 inning no hitter into the 11th before New York's Johnny Lewis belted a homer to end the bid and give the Mets a 1 0 victory. Maloney allowed two hits and walked none in a dominant mound performance.
NHL to add six new franchises amid expansion push
The NHL Board of Governors will meet June 24 25 in New York to review franchise applications from 12 groups as six new teams near launch in a broad expansion move seen to offset rival leagues. Likely new markets include Los Angeles San Francisco St Louis Baltimore Pittsburgh and Vancouver with current clubs pressing for growth. Meanwhile a separate baseball note recalls Maloney lacking a no hitter as Cincinnati tops New York and St Louis beats Pittsburgh inNL action.
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Italian Style For Rebounder Hartford Star Chooses Rally Over Celtics
Toby Kimball of Connecticut, last season's leading college basketball rebounder, told the Hartford Courant he plans to play in Rally next season rather than try out with the Boston Celtics.
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Jaco Gridder To Play In Canada
Fort Scott junior college back Teddy Sweets announced he would play professional football next season with the Toronto Rifles. Sweets, 225 pounds, led the Jayhawk Junior College Conference in rushing last season with 922 yards after transferring from Butler High School in Butler Missouri.
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Brazil Flood Claims Lives in Recife Area
At least 16 people are dead after three days of torrential rains cause widespread floods in Recife and surrounding areas. About 30,000 residents are homeless as the seaport city of 800,000 declares a state of emergency with four feet of water covering large sections.
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Ladies Warm Up For State Tournament In Kansas
In Wichita Kansas the Kansas Women's Golf Tour opens at Spring Lakes Country Club with 121 entrants. Top score reported was 39.42 by Dorothy Graham El Dorado. Defending champ Jackie Evans Topeka shot 39. Pat Rubelee Topeka 40 and Lila Adamson Spring Lakes 38. Top 18 from 18 holes advance to championship flight.
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Lou Klein Named As Chicubs' New Coach
Lou Klein named head coach of the Chicago Cubs replacing friend Bob Kennedy. Announcement by Cubs vice president John Holland before a Houston game. Klein’s debut led Chicago to a 2 0 win. Kennedy to front office. Cubs struggle with pitching and sit 9th in NL, 12 games out. Klein was an assistant coach.
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Baseball Scoreboard: Pacific Coast League results
Oklahoma City beat Portland 9 to 1. Spokane defeated Indianapolis 3 to 1. Tacoma won against Arkansas 7 to 1. Vancouver triumphed over San Diego 3 to 1. International League games included Toronto 9 over Jacksonville 3, Atlanta 4 over Buffalo 3, Syracuse 5 over Toledo 0, and Columbus 8 over Rochester 3.
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Boxing Results Tokyo and Honolulu Scores
Makoto Watanabe of Japan outpointed Sakuji Shinoza in Tokyo setting a 10 round result. Emile Griffith of New York outpointed Eddie Pace of Los Angeles in Honolulu in a 10 round bout.
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Nicklaus Tops PGA Money List by Narrow Margin
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP Jack Nicklaus leads the PGA money list with about seven thousand dollars more than Tony Lema. Nicklaus has official earnings of 520000 plus 10788 in unofficial events. Lema sits at 50164 official and 5650 unofficial.
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Cardinals Trade Ends Taylor Era In Surprising Move
Ron Taylor left St. Louis amid mixed feelings after a 5-2 win over Pittsburgh. The Cardinals traded Taylor to Houston for Hal Woodeshick as Chuck Taylor moved from Houston to St. Louis in a separate swap with Mike Cuellar. The deal alters bullpen plans for both clubs as Woodeshick, Cuellar and the swap completed a volatile transaction day.
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Snead Warns of Tough Open Course at Bellerive
Sam Snead, 52, after a practice round at Bellerive Country Club, says the U S Open course is very tough and will be tougher than any Open he has played. Snead, making his 25th Open appearance, notes the challenging holes and vast course as the event set to begin.
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Mauch to coach NL All Stars in 1965 game
Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phillies was named manager of the National League All Stars for the 1965 midsummer classic to be held July 13 in Minneapolis St Paul. Warren Giles announced the appointment as the American League skipper was to be named later.
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Snead Masters Long Open Course Challenge
Sam Snead voiced confidence that the U S Open course would reward power as he practiced on the 7191 yard par 70 layout. Other players in the 149-man field doubted the distance but Snead insisted the long track tests the long hitter. He played with Ken Venturi while Arnold Palmer began his first round to a packed gallery.
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Mets Break Reds Streak With 1-0 Victory In Extras
Johnny Lewis homered off Jim Maloney in the 11th to end Cincinnati starter's shutout bid and give the Mets a 1-0 win, snapping New York's 10-game losing streak. Roy McMillan added a single in the 11th as the Reds fell short after a stellar Maloney effort through 10 innings.
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