Barber's near no hitter ends in heartbreaking loss
Orioles lefty Steve Barber walked 10 Tigers and allowed two earned runs before Don Wert’s grounder in the ninth sealed a 2-1 defeat in the opener of a doubleheader. The Tigers swept and moved into first in the AL as Barber endured a dramatic, imperfect no hit bid.
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Pizarro Shuts Out Cardinals As Pirates Win Streak Hits Four
Juan Pizarro worked six innings of four hit ball before Jerry May and Maveroski drove in runs to back a 2-0 Pirates win. Rookie Rich Nye held the Cubs to four hits as San Francisco swept Los Angeles. The Phillies, Braves and Mets won in varying fashion while the Reds beat the Mets in a late game.
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League Leaders Show National and American Highlights
United Press International tallies top hitters pitchers and rookies across the leagues. Johnson and Brock pace home runs in the National League while Kaline and Freehan spark the American League with multi player totals.
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Rollins sidelined with sprain by Twins
Washington UPI reports Minnesota Twins outfielder Rich Rollins will be sidelined for a week with a sprained right ankle. The injury occurred during the first game of Sunday's double header against the Washington Senators while Rollins was attempting to field a bunt.
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Donohue Dominates Riverside to Lead USRRC Standings
Mark Donohue of Stony Brook N Y won his second straight USRRC event at Riverside International Raceway in 70 laps covering 182 miles. He averaged 105.209 mph for 1 hour 1 minute 47.6 seconds to set a new mark and lead the series with 18 points. Bob Bondurant finished second, 55 seconds back, as Follmer retired with an oil-line failure after leading early.
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Adams captures 30-lap late model feature at Manzanita Speedway
Roger Adams won the 30-lap main event with a 20 17 73 time at Manzanita Speedway. Bud Hansen finished second and Joe Cooke third while Bill Fields took the trophy dash in 1 52 02. John Hood and Lou Stewart set a lap record as Stewart won heat one. Hansen won heat two and Monroe Van Meter won heat three. No fourth heat or semi-main due to track conditions. next weekend features super modified stock cars.
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Byfield Wins Feature as Pup Ernie Jones Leads Crowd Talk
Ernie Jones, a 17 month old pup, ran second at Apache Greyhound Park in a sprint that sparked talk. He broke from the 3 box, was blocked to last, then surged midway on the backstretch to close the gap and fall inches short of victory. Byfield won the night, and Apache will be dark tonight and tomorrow before Wednesday 8 15 p.m. racing resumes with matinees Saturday and Sunday at 4 p.m.
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Wildcats rest after 12 0 win over Northern Arizona
Arizona, 4-2 in Western Athletic Conference Southern division, rest after a 12-0 win over Northern Arizona. They travel to Phoenix to face Grand Canyon College, then to Albuquerque for a three game set with New Mexico, which sits at 3 3 in league play.
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Wildcats rout improves record to 4 2 with easy win
O'Brien key hitter for Arizona with a first inning triple and three other leaders pace the victory. Jerry Stitt drove in three runs with two singles a double and a triple while Eddie Leon added two RBIs. Arizona improves to 28 10 on the season as NAU drops to 178.
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