Stanford Wins Back-to-Back NCAA Baseball Championship
Stanford defeats Arizona State 9-4 to claim consecutive national titles as Ed Sprague and Frank Carey lead the Cardinal. Stanford, 19-10 midseason, overcomes tough schedule and five losses to ASU to complete a historic repeat. Stan Spencer pitches seven strong innings, Chitren finishes, marking the first back-to-back title for a Pac-10 team since USC.
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Adams suspended as boxing coach after investigation
Ken Adams was suspended for six months by the National Review Board of the U S Amateur Boxing Federation after a six hour hearing alleging he assaulted a federation official last month, removing him from Olympic duties.
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Thistledown Saturday 5 results showcase multiple races and payouts
Native Revival Moiel and Trujlla lead early in the card with 19.2 odds as awards totals show various placings. Amira and Wander Fen Radasevich claim notable finishes while Grand Central Slquee earns a rapid payout in another division and several races report exacta and trifecta results with winners, places, and show payouts.
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Vander Meer's back-to-back no hitters stun 1938 crowd
Johnny Vander Meer pitched his second consecutive no hitter on June 15, 1938 to beat the Dodgers 6-0 at Ebbets Field before 38,748. The opening night featured Jesse Owens exhibitions and a carnival atmosphere as the Dodgers rallied for the record crowd.
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