Wynn Signs With Indians for About 25000 to Reach 300 Wins
Early Wynn agreed to join the Cleveland Indians for roughly 25000, aiming to win his 301st major league game and tie Lefty Grove at 300. The veteran pitcher, 43, sought one last season to reach the milestone after 299 victories across a 22-year career with Nationals, Senators, and White Sox.
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Alderson Kennel Still Money Winner
G A Alderson’s greyhounds led all, finishing first 32 times second 22 times third 26 times and fourth across races. Purses awarded to the first four finishers each race. Into second place after last week’s events is noted.
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Griffin Paces Darries To Win
Lane, Jeff Barnes and Steve Hardee pace Darries to victory. The trio delivered key hits and solid defense as Griffin built a lead early and held on.
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Madden's Menu in Sieburn Topeke Rose
A fragment mentions Madden's Menu in Sieburn and a reference to Topeke Rose with names Mandy and Sunshine. The text appears as a partial OCR of a local item or note. No clear event or outcome is present.
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Lancers In NJCAA Finals and Baseball Highlights
The report notes Willie Mays hitting his 8th to 10th home runs, ending a May drought as the Giants stay atop the NL. It covers a 31 inning Colts win over the Braves, a Phillies split with the Cubs, and Bill Virdon securing the Mets’ first victory of the period.
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Left handers whip Yankees as Tigers tie Twins in extras
Left handers beat the Yankees 11 to 0 after Fred Whitfield opened the scoring. In the other game the Detroit Tigers and Minnesota Twins settled for a 7 to 4 draw after extra innings.
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Tigers Rally Past Twins On Late Winning Run
In a game tied 66 in the eighth, Jim Hall doubled and Rich Rollins singled to rally the Twins. A late single by Rocky Colavito and a ninth inning groundout set the stage as a Detroit Tigers player drove in the decisive run briefly noted amid a jumble of line scores and player fragments.
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Lancers Reach NJCAA Baseball Finals With Two Shutouts
Manatee Junior College swept to the finals at Grand Junction with 11-0 win over Long Island and a six-hitter from Tom McLaurin backed by Loren Abshire. McLaurin struck out 11 in six innings.
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Manatee, Wilmington Face NJCAA Final Showdown
Manatee blanks Southern Utah 5-0 behind Abshire four hitter with 13 strikeouts and advances to a finals date against unbeaten Wilmington in the National Junior College Baseball tournament. Sarasota beats Daytona 10-4 to reach 4-1 in tourney play and set up potential rematch in next round.
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Baseball scores and matchups from Monday games
The page lists multiple MLB results and upcoming night games. Notable items include Chicago at Los Angeles, Minnesota at Kansas City, St. Louis at Milwaukee, New York at Pittsburgh in extended innings, and San Francisco at St Louis with early 6 to 4 result. Pitchers Fischer Turley Stignan Wicker Drysdale Farrell and others are noted alongside team pairings.
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National baseball tourney opens June 10
United Press International reports one slot remains to fill in the national tournament race as baseball heads toward the June 10 opening date.
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