Ryan’s 17 strikeouts highlight second no hitter of season
Nolan Ryan pitched his second no hitter of the season for the California Angels, fanning 17 in a 6-0 win over Detroit at Tiger Stadium. The 12 of 14 first batters struck out set a no hitter strikeout record, and Ryan improved to 13-11 as California halted a four game skid.
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Ryan Tosses No Hitter as Angels Beat Tigers 6-0
Nolan Ryan pitched his second no hitter of the season striking out 17 in a 6-0 Angels win over Detroit. He allowed four walks and 126 pitches while fading Detroit’s bats and matching a rising crowd of 41,411 Cap Day fans. Frank Robinson called him among the game’s best and teammates praised his stuff and future.
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McCluskey Edges Foyt Amid Jinx In USAC Showdown
McCluskey led the Pocono 500 before running dry on the last lap as A J Foyt passed to win the USAC race. Foyt then beat McCluskey by 6.3 seconds at Michigan International Speedway with an average speed of 134.429 mph. McCluskey earned 21076 dollars, including a 17250 first-race prize.
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McCovey Adds 400th HR Milestone as Giants Rout Pirates
Willie McCovey hit two homers to reach 400 career blasts as the San Francisco Giants routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 0. Juan Marichal pitched seven innings allowing four hits for win number seven, with Garry Maddox Ed Goodson and Gary Matthews contributing key hits in a 15 hit attack. Dodgers meanwhile swept the Cubs to extend their NL West lead to seven games while Claude Osteen earned win number 11.
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Bobby Ball Agency dominates Comer Construction in Legion play
Cleary limited Comer to two hits as Bobby Ball Agency, the Saguaro entry, defeated Comer 9 to 1. Donnelly and Bill had two hits each, Bill tripled and scored, while Cleary struck out six in seven innings. The win extends BB’s season mark to 7-2 and follows a 12-0 rout of Agua Fria.
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Giants Sweep Eugene in Pacific Coast League Doubleheader
Phoenix pitcher Frank Reberger returned from a sore arm to limit Eugene to five hits in a 3-2 win sealing a two game sweep. Don Rose pitched a four hitter in game one as Bruce Miller Bernie Williams and Chico Vaughns highlighted a late winning run. Wissel extended his hitting streak to 25 games for Eugene.
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Midas Mufflers Roll To 17 6 Victory In Nonleague
University of Arizona ace Joel Godfrey tossed a one hit four inning gem for the Mufflers. Scottsdale CC’s Allen Johnson allowed five runs in two innings but helped at the plate with two hits and two RBIs. Mike Cornish, John Booth, and Jimmy Williams led the offense with multiple hits and a three run homer. Gene Kobar added two singles and an RBI as Midas improves ahead of the state nonpro tournament.
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Rosado Captures AAU Freestyle Crown at 105.5 Pounds
In Tuscaloosa Alabama Bill Rosado of Tucson won his second AAU title of the championships by claiming the freestyle crown at 105.5 pounds Rosado had earlier won the Greco Roman title to complete a sweep of his divisions for the tournament two new teams will now prepare for the World Championships in Miami
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Evening Sports Schedule Highlights Local Baseball and Softball
Tonight's slate features Scottsdale Post 44 against Bob's Sporting at West High at 8 p m. Mesa National N 1 meets Salt River at Scottsdale Stadium at 6 p m. Men’s slow pitch games include Has Been versus Aut's at Generos ity at 7 p m and others across North Eldorado with multiple 8 10 and 9 20 p m starts.
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