No-Hits Royals Ryan Bad Only In Warming Up
Nolan Ryan pitched the Angels first no hitter of the season a 12 strikeout gem after a rough start last Friday. He overcame a near miss from Amos Otis in the ninth inning and earned praise for bearing down in the White Sox shelling prior. Royals pressure peaked in the eighth but Ryan closed strong. In other AL games Milwaukee beat Cleveland in 17 innings while Minnesota and Chicago won, with several rainouts. NL scores featured St Louis, Chicago, Mets and others.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Ryan
New York
Miracle Mets
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Minnesota
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
White Sox
Royals
Kansas City
Steve Busby
Detroit
Gail Hopkins
Hopkins
Anaheim
Rudy Meoli
Ryan Throws First Angel No Hitter in Kansas City
California Angels beat Kansas City 3 0 in a game that marked Nolan Ryan's first major league no hitter and the first ever pitched in Kansas City for him. Jeff Torborg, the Angels catcher, completed his third no hitter catch tying a club record. Oliver provided power with a first inning RBI single and a sixth inning homer off Bruce Dal Canton as Bill Singer earlier and Sandy Koufax share the same feat Torborg caught.
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Kansas City
California Angels
Nolan Ryan
Angel
Jeff Torborg
Torborg
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Singer
Angels
Ryan
California
Rudy Meok
Gail Hopkins
Bob Winkles
Meoli
Fred Patek
Steve Horley
Amos Otis
Otis
Schaal
Ken Berry
Bob Oliver
Oliver
Bruce Dal Canton
Junior Midget League Rosters Summary by Team Coaches
A list of junior and midget league rosters with coaches and players for Angels Royals Senators Red Sox Athletics Twins White Sox Padres Expos Braves Dodgers Cardinals Cubs Orioles Indians Pirates Giants Mets Yankees Tigers with names including Wall Goengel Thompson Dengel Bolte Johnson Kloster Thomas Wallis Unruh Beauchamp McFadden Davis Pressneil Lindsey Shaffer Roberts Bo2tworth Franano Pressweil Robertson Kiser Ewbank Evans Howell Moor McClay Young Stone Nesbitt Young Norton Morton Ledom Hook Dunn Hadley Cain Weidner Buck Reynolds Winger Schoonover Willhite Roth Croucher Selman Sapi Patty Butler Damron Hall Nilges Stewart Wilson Cham bers Hall Hansen Robertson Shaw Lancaster Raby Price Hall Cox Gorton Beatty Dodd Anderson Switzer Maxwell VanLeiden Hendrickson Switzer Maxwell Rothwell Anderson Kalane etc.
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Angels
Wall Goengel
Scott Thompson
Mark Dengel
Eric Bolte
Vance Carey
Shawn Bolte
Tim Johnson
Paul Kloster
Monty Thomas
Damon Wallis
Jett Unruh
Keenan Beauchamp
Rodney McFadden
Dale Davis
Royals
Claude Pressneil
Eric Lindsey
Evan Shaffer
Alvin Roberts
Rex Bo2tworth
Mike Franano
Claude Pressweil
Gary Robertson
Ricky Kiser
Mark Ewbank
Troy Evans
Carlton Howell
David Moor
Ben McClay
Senators
Wayne Young
Jon Stone
Billy Nesbitt
Chris Young
Mark Norton
Steven Morton
Chris Ledom
Greg Hook
Ricky Dunn
Scott Hadley
Donnie Cain
Theron Weidner
Ted Buck
Scott Reynolds
George Winger
Red Sox
Seb Schoonover
James Willhite
Ricky Roth
Rod Croucher
Mike Selman
Steve Buller
Don Finch
Reggie Totar
David Towner
Kevin Altic
Dean Lane
Ronald Small
Mike Broadbeck
Stan Small
Darrell Moore
Ron Miles
Raymond Cook
Wesley Alsdorf
Doug Morgan
Benson Chilcate
White Sox
Danny English
Mike Waldy
John Geist
Dean O'Harrah
Albert Coffman
Darin Hermreck
Steve McAdoo
Mike Current
Phil DePriest
John Weaver
Larry Allison
Sam Hastings
Jeff Wright
Stan Garrett
Robert French
Vincent Pugh
Braves
Don Shelter
Jeff Brewer
Roy Schulz
Danny Newmaster
Mike Mauszycki
Bobby Geisler
Victor Finch
Alan Ross
Robbie Harris
Jerry Cavender
Timothy Parker
Ray Ott
Dave Smith
Rodger Crawford
Dodgers
Jules Doty
David Strehlow
Jim Guist
Paris Long
Jett Hutchinson
Mark Doty
Brad Gooddart
Jett Woods
Rick Broadbeck
Richard Ybarra
Barry Geeddart
Pat Gahagan
Ron Marionette
Dale Cook
Cardinals
Charles Gentner
Roger Mendel
Jeff Higble
Dan Myers
Glen Covert
Richard Croucher
Joe Gentner
Ken Scoggins
Ken Fisher
Craig Snyder
Bent Howard
Paul Germer
Marty
Kent Kramer
Ajax Adams
Jerry Sellers
Stan Aubry
Gary Turner
Doug Neier
Indians
Floyd Jackson
Eddie Kimball
Doug Shutt
Bobby Dodd
Bobby Dodson
Jerry Mases
Bill Mauszyck
Paul Geist
Bobby Burns
Tim Diamond
Bobby Geist
Randy Burns
James Martinez
Greg Studer
Jim Droddy
Pirates
Willard Rodgers
Sandy Aldridge
Allen DeCock
Alice Scott
Dick Hamilton
Roy Dunlap
Bobby Miller
Ricky Elliott
Joe Cain
Tony Watkins
Darren Hansen
Ken Gessler
Monte Clark
David Flusser
Harold Pennington
Giants
Jim Ratliff
Steve Franano
Kimball Parker
Whit Damron
Mike Didde
Bruce Eubank
Scott Gage
Dale Galatia
Doug Wassmer
Scott Myers
Steve Albright
James Casteel
Phillip Sullivan
Tony Ingram
Floyd Kaub
Mets
Lloyd Switzer
Randy Milton
Kevin Switzer
Alan Maxwell
Rick VanLeiden
Randy Hendrickson
Steve Switzer
Roger Maxwell
Tim Rothwell
Steve Naber
Scott Tedrow
Seb Sparks
Mark Rothwell
Ben Anderson
Yankees
Don Burroughs
Chris Bird
Darrell Presswell
Basil Allenbrand
Phillip Wassmer
Alan Blakesley
Butch Cochran
Ricky James
Larry Darrow
Lance Burroughs
Brad Ferguson
Deron Kramer
Red Ball
Jimmy Calendar
Mike Whitacre
Tigers
Alan Whitacre
Vic White
David Ralston
Mike Thompson
Roger Watkins
Brad Brill
Jamie Waldy
Joel Wallis
Marty Garrett
Troy Whitacre
Gary Bougher
John McFarland
Grad Ryckert
Randy Lines
Bowling Bits By Hazel Liegertot Top Bowlers and Standings
Top bowler for the week ending May 11 was Sue Wolgast with a 233 game and 563 series. Alexander Doyen led teams with a 901 game and 2,539 series. Ottawa Bus sits 91-45 and Franklin Savings 8644-4914 in standings. Notable highs on Monday and Wednesday include Pat Collins 193, and Loyd Builders and Alexander Doyen leading on different days. Friday sees Royal T Lanes as team highs with 863 and 2,447 while first place is shared by Royal T Lanes and Baldwin Ward at 49-19. Splits Converted list includes multiple bowlers with varied conversions.
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Hazel Liegerot
Sue Wolgast
Alexander Doyen
Pat Collins
Robbie Droge
Pat White
Franklin Savings
Ottawa Bus
Loyd Builders
Royal-T
Baldwin Ward
Red Rooster
Keino Missing On ITA Tour Amid Worries of Foul Play
AP reports Kenya distance runner Kip Keino, Olympic champion, vanished from ITA events after Baltimore on April 14. He missed Toronto, Philadelphia, and San Diego appearances, with ITA officials fearing foul play while seeking assurances of his safety and status under contract. Kenya unrest and his financial position add concern voiced by ITA executive vice president Butefish.
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Los Angeles
Kip Keino
Kenya
International Track Association
ITA
Los Angeles International
Baltimore
Keino
Jack Batefish
Uganda
Butefish
Kip
Bowling League Scores and Highs From Local Spots
Bowling results list ROYAL T LEAGUE and MOTORS with high games by BerTram 36, J Miller 30, Cordia 30, Jackson 30, Ransom 36, Anderson Carpets 30, Hamerickhouse 30, L Barnes 30, Mueller 30, Heckman 30, Hazell 30, Hershberger 30. Venues include HEREFORD INN, KANSAS STATE BANK, SKATELAND, RED ROOSTER, POMONA TAVERN and KING'S CONSTRUCTION.
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Royal T League
Beets Motors
BerTram
J. Miller
Hereford Inn
Cordia
Franklin Savings
Jackson
Kansas State Bank
Ransom
Anderson Carpets
R. Crane
B. Watts
Skateland
Rick Hamerickhouse
RED Rooster
L. Barnes
Pomona Tavern
Mueller
Heckman
King's Construction
W. Hazell
J. Hershberger
Umps Bugging Houston brass in Braves win
Braves beat Astros 4-1 as Dusty Baker drives in three, but umpires draw ire. Richardson and Durocher protest after a ninth inning ruling on Baker’s run. Cubs beat Mets 4-3. Pirates edge Expos 9-8. Cards top Phillies. Reds top Dodgers. Giants over Padres. Nolan Ryan no-hits KC 3-0. Forest Park hosts Kansas State Bank women’s fastpitch May 26-28.
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Bruce Froemming
Tommy Helms
Lee May
Paul Pryor
Baker
Braves
Durocher
Pryor
Astros
Baker At the Plate. “Pryor Had the Ball In His Hands,” Durocher
Froemming
May
Glenn Beckett
Cubs
Chicago
Mets
Montreal
Gene Mauch
Tim All
Pittsburgh
Dave Cash
Coco Laboy
Joe Torre
Cardinals
Tony Perez
Reds
Dodgers
Don Gullett
Chris Speier
Giants
Kansas State Bank
Forest Park
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