No-hitter by DiRodis highlights Cubs win over Red Sox
Gary DiRodis pitched a no hitter as the Cubs routed the Red Sox 17 to 2 in Scottsdale Little League action. He fanned seven and walked four while teammates Don Morden and Mark Pagel struggled for the Sox.
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Baseball Standings and Daily Results Preview
Standings show Boston 4 Baltimore 3 New York 5 Cleveland 0 Detroit 3 Washington 1 Minnesota 4 Kansas City 3. Kansas City 7 Minnesota 2. Sundays results list New York 6 Atlanta 3 and other NL standings with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles. Upcoming games include Minnesota at New York and California at Boston.
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New York Mets, Braves split NL doubleheader at Shea
Davis and Torre starred for Brooklyn in a split with Philadelphia as Davis went 4-for-4 and Torre 3-for-3 while nightcap winner Bill Denehy earned his first major league victory. Braves also won 7-3 with Torre driving in three runs. Other NL games included Pittsburgh routing Cincinnati 3-2 and St Louis defeating Chicago.
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Devils WAC champs beat BYU to reach NCAA title game
Arizona State edged Brigham Young 43 to claim the Western Athletic Conference baseball crown. Gary Gentry struck out 16 as he earned the season mark of 186 in ASU’s win, while Dennis Lamb and Larry Romney hit back to back homers in the Cougar ninth. ASU faces Air Force next weekend in Phoenix for the NCAA Region 7 title.
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Cadets blank Idaho in NCAA District 7 playoff doubleheader
Air Force Academy baseball swept Idaho 5-0 and 17-0 in a Sunday doubleheader led by Jim Hogarty’s one hit first game no hitter and Bill Horacek’s 500 foot grand slam in the second game. The Falcons advance to Phoenix to face Arizona State in a two out of three series for a College World Series bid.
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BYU Pitcher DuNann Stars In Phoenix Semi Pro Opener
Dennis DuNann former Scottsdale High School pitcher now BYU freshman moundsman starred for Midas Muffler in the Phoenix Non-Pro Baseball League season opener. He led in hits with a single double and triple driving in four runs as Midas blanked the Phoenix Padres 18 to 0 before dropping 8 to 7 to Kerr Sporting Goods.
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Mantle Near Ott Record As Yankees Beat Indians
Mickey Mantle slugged his 11th homer of the year and 407th of his career to lift the Yankees past the Indians 5 0. The 35 year old star trails Mel Ott by four in the all time list and remains within reach of Ted Williams and Jimmie Foxx as he chases the record. Mel Stottlemyre pitching a three shutout year and Jim McGlothlin added a four win, six hitter for the Halos and Tigers. In Mexico City Arthur Ashe eyes advancement in the Davis Cup and Rafael Osuna today.
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Bears rally to beat Phoenix Giants in 11th inning
In a Pacific Coast League game, Denver scored two runs in the 11th to edge the Phoenix Giants 10-9 after trailing 6-0. Dave Hertz and Frank Castro singled home the decisive runs, pitcher Dan Morris earned the win, and Joe Costello took the loss after a costly error. The contest featured 11 pitchers, six errors, and 28 base hits including seven triples.
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