Royals Rout Shown No Mercy By Nolan Ryan No-Hitter
Nolan Ryan pitched a no hitter against Kansas City as California dominated the Royals. Texas Rangers fans packed the stands with 16 cent beer and loud support, helping Texas beat Kansas City 2-1. Detroit edged Boston 6-5 in 10 innings, the Yankees crushed Milwaukee 11-4, Minnesota beat Chicago 8-? and California topped Oakland 7-2.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
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East league champs due kick in the pants
Philadelphia manager Danny Ozark benches up the Pirates with a four run first inning, Wayne Twitchell pitching five strong as the Phillies win 4 0. Pittsburgh slump continues while the East leads remain in reach as other NL and AL results unfold across the league.
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Associated Press
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Rangers No Hit Royals in Arlington Thriller
Texas Rangers pitcher Nolan Ryan stifled the Kansas City Royals, delivering a no hit victory that left Royals players and fans wondering what comes next after a dramatic Tuesday night at the ballpark.
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Brewers edge Shreveport 3 2 in Texas League action
San Antonio capitalized on three walks and a throwing error to score two runs in the eighth inning and Jim Moyer pitched a nine inning win, keeping his record perfect. Dan Thomas homered for Shreveport, while El Paso Arkansas and Amarillo posted other league results and Texas night baseball antics drew big crowds.
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Australian duo signed as first 1973 track recruits
Dallas Texas Southern Methodist coach Jim Parr signed two Australians for 1973. Chris Ellenby from Melbourne and Kim Grist plan to join SMU after letters of intent. Ellenby runs mile under 4:20 and Grist mile 4:19 with a 1:55 half. Parr expects both could run under 4:10 their first year.
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