Ramirez Stars as Giants Crush Red Sox 13-0
Junior Ramirez dominated with 14 strikeouts and four hits allowed while batting three-for-four to lift the Giants past the Red Sox 13-0 in Salt River Little League Monday night. Randy Gaphardt took the loss. Scooter Sjolseth led the losers at the plate.
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Palmer and Zarley 66s to win Columbus Invitational Pro-am
Arnold Palmer and Kermit Zarley shot six under par 66 to tie for the lead at Columbus Country Club. Zarley surged with a strong front nine and an eagle on the eighth hole to force a deadlock with Palmer while Ray Floyd trailed at 67 and several others shared third.
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Palmer
Zerley
University of Houston
Zarley
Ray Floyd
Rod Tunseth
Don Massengale
Pete Brown
Bruce Crampton
Charles Coody
Shields fires no hitter as Patterson bests Scottsdale
Brian Shields pitched a seven inning no hitter for Patterson Legion A in a 0 run game over Scottsdale High based Morris. He faced 23 batters and walked two with Jay Ray delivering a second inning homer to support. Jeff Brock took the loss for Morris as Coronado Arcadia game postponed for field.
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Westwood
Morris
Mena
Rendezvous Park
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Couldge
Teens launch summer tennis tours to national events
Two Scottsdale teens Butch Palmer and Geoff Grange plan summer tours across the Midwest and West Coast. Palmer, 16, will try for the National Junior Davis Cup trials in Columbus, then a paid tour of national events. Grange, 17, travels with Bill Gooding to La Jolla and California tournaments. Both aim for college-based tennis scholarships and resume a junior Davis Cup path into August.
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Geoff Grange
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Saguaro High
Pacific Coast
Midwest
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Ohio
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St. Louis
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Los Angeles
Santa Ana
San Diego
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Geoff
Victoria
Slater
Abby
Arizona
Todd
Phoenix Country Club
Southern California
Baseball standings and schedules from major leagues
Standings show St Louis leading the National League with 49 wins. Chicago 40 4, Cincinnati 42 30, Philadelphia 91 36, New York 32 35. American League features Cleveland 66 37, Baltimore Embora, Los Angeles 30 99, Kansas City 32 39. Daily games list includes Chicago at Baltimore, New York at Kansas City, Houston at Atlanta, and Washington at California among others with night and day times.
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Rae Mnesota
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Frail
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Washington
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Kaline repeats as AL All-Star with 242 votes
AL outfielder Al Kaline of the Detroit Tigers is named to the All-Star team for the 18th time after receiving 242 of 247 votes. Teammate Bill Freehan collects 222 votes as the second-highest AL ballot. The 26-man squad and coaching selections follow, with Harmon Killebrew, Rod Carew, Brooks Robinson, Rien Petersoli, Frank Robinson, and Carl Yastrzemski among the starters. The game is set for Anaheim Stadium on July 1 with the NL starter to be announced next day. Mantle hopes to be added as Yankees legend nears end of storied career.
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Detroit Tigers
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Rod Carew
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Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Rien Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Cay Yastrzemski
Red Sox
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Arizona
Hank Bauer
Eckert
New York Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Mickey
Carew
Yastrzemski
WAC approves nine date TV schedule for 1968 basketball
Western Athletic Conference presidents approved a nine date regional television schedule for the 1968 season. Each school will have at least one home game televised with Arizona and Utah receiving two home telecasts. The plan includes a three year contract with TV Sports Inc. and outlines site locations for next year’s conference championships across multiple sports.
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WAC
TV Sports, Inc
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Hocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
University of Wyoming
Gymmaatics
ASU
Air Force Academy
Texas Western
Byu
Berry lifts White Sox past Orioles in dramatic ninth
Ken Berry, nursing an eye infection, stayed in as a defensive replacement and then hit a two run single off Stu Miller to spark Chicago to a 4-3 win over Baltimore with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth. Stanky credited Berry's determination for keeping him in the game. The win tightened the White Sox lead to four games over idle Detroit.
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Vito Stellino
Ken Berry
Eddie Stanky
Stu Miller
Stanky
Berry
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
J.C. Martin
Miller
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Martin
Sox
Baltimore
Minnesota
Curt Blefary
Smokey Burgess
Dick Kenworthy
Luis Aparicio
Boston
New York
Kansas City
California
Washington
No-windup win gives Cosman first victory of season
Giants collapse under Cosman windupless delivery as St Louis wins 3 1. He yields four hits in 81 3 innings and drives in the winning run. Briles nails down the final outs. Dodgers blank Reds to widen NL lead. Osteen ties Marichal for NL lead with 10th win.
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Cosman
San Francisco Giants
Billy
Tulsa
Chicago Cubs
Nelson Briles
Cincinnati Reda
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Osteen
Claude Osteen
Reds
Juan Marichal
Hustle Pera 1 Win City Fast Pitch Games
Hustle and Pera 1 posted city fast pitch wins on Monday. Pera No 1 defeated Merchants 9 2 with Paul Brunner earning the win and Hank Phyel leading with two hits. Don Wagner and Bob Fillman added two hits each. Hustle defeated Meadows 3 1 as Rudy Aranda allowed four hits. Buddy Smith had two hits for Hustle while Bob Sprachling led Meadows with two. Slow pitch game: los ers forfeited to El Molino.
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Hustle
Paul Brunner
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Merchants
Hank Phyel
Don Wagner
Bob Fillman
Meadows
Rudy Aranda
Buddy Smith
Bob Spraching
el Molino
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