White Sox puzzled by pitching mystery this season
A perplexing swing of outcomes surrounds the Chicago White Sox pitching staff. They boast the league's lowest ERA yet have completed the fewest games, with only nine complete games all season and Joe Horlen the lone distant worker among recent starts. The day ends with a 12 inning, 12-10 win over Cleveland after an improbable late rally.
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Bannister Paul in pitching duel for Little Leaguers
The Indians beat the Tigers 1 to 0 in a Little League feature. Rusty Bannister pitched a no hitter while Craig Paul allowed only one hit. The Indians benefited from an unearned run after a walk and error in the third inning. Giants routed Dodgers 19 to 4. Yankees beat Orioles 14 to 4.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Schedules
The standings show Cincinnati leading with 49 wins and San Francisco at 45 38 tied for third with 3 games back. Milwaukee and Pittsburgh sit midpack as Chicago and New York trail. Wednesday results Chicago beat Milwaukee 5 2 then lost 6 3 to Milwaukee in a split. Thursday features several night games with notable pitching matchups across divisions.
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Campbell Leads Canadian Open With Cheat Sheet Putter
Joe Campbell the Knoxville pro fired a four under par 66 to grab first round lead at the Canadian Open in Mississauga. He credited a cheat sheet from caddy Doug Wright and a hot putter, with Mason Rudolph one stroke back and Bruce Devlin, Charlie Sifford, Al Geiberger close by. Notables like Gary Player, Sam Snead, Nicklaus and Palmer posted uneven scores as the event tests course changes. Separately, UC Berkeley will offer a master of arts in folklore this fall with courses in Problems in Folklore and The Popular Ballad.
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Washington South Tops Crawfordsville In Little League Game
Washington South defeated Crawfordsville 12 to 7 in a Tri-County Little League contest played Wednesday at Crawfordsville. Washington batters jumped on Widmer in the first inning as Robertson and Anderson singled, Hennigan and Cady hit back-to-back homers, and Robertson added three singles. Albright collected two triples and Shearer one triple in the win.
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Reds Triumph Over Blues In Pony League Tilt
The Reds defeated the Blues 11 to 9 in a city Pony League base ball game. Reds led 3 to 1, Blues rallied with three and two runs in the third and fourth. In the fifth the Reds scored five, highlighted by Richart's double, then added two more in the sixth with Lemley Hayes and Tom Morrison scoring without a hit. Koehler doubled for another extra base hit. Miller pitched the win, Herdlicka took the loss.
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Clarke breaks speed marks in European tour
Australian runner Ron Clarke extended his world record haul by clocking 27 minutes 39.4 seconds for 10,000 meters, the first sub 28 minute performance. He also lowered the six mile world mark to 26:47.0 en route, bringing his total to ten world records this year. He finishes his European tour with a 5,000 meter race in Paris.
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Freeman cites farming gains in 1960s outlook
Agriculture Secretary Orville L Freeman told the Senate Agriculture Committee that American farming is in the best shape in the past decade with net farm income expected near 13.5 billion dollars, the highest since 1953. He projected continued rural economic progress through the late 1960s and parity of income for family farmers with ample food at lower costs.
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Des Moines Man Shoots Wife in Domestic Tragedy
A Des Moines man, Joseph Stumpf, remained in critical condition after a shotgun attack in their ranch house that killed his wife, Lucille Stumpf, 35. Eight spent shells were found. police call it the culmination of a family quarrel. Diane, 16, survives.
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Harriman meets Kosygin in surprise talks in Moscow
U S Ambassador at large W Averell Harriman held a three hour meeting with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin in Moscow. Officials say the session likely touched on the Viet Nam crisis though no comment was given. Present were Foy Kohler and Smirnovsky. The meeting ran from 10 a m to 1 p m local time and was kept private by both sides.
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Winners in parade at Keota selected KEOTA
The Keota parade honored first place winners Pat and Sarah Lyle Denise and Deanna Bohr as the Four Seasons Kim Powell with Kim's Sorry Wonderland Jamie John and Jeff Bermel with the Old Fashioned Buggy These were first place winners Second place went to Lisa Anderson as Miss Keota Mark Anderson Uncle Sam and Douglas Neal Deitz as Keota or Bust Third place included Joannie Bonnie Lori Smothers Paper Dolls Mary Billy Peggy Flynn with their Boxer and Karen Cady with her pets The parade was chaired by Mrs Rosalie Pearson with assistants and judges Marvel Adams Marie Watts Vi Romine Jeff DeLong Sheri Geil won Greased Pole contest and bicycle races were won by multiple participants The tractor pull drew a large crowd with several weight classes The small tractor pull saw Luers and Jay Trier win Springfield Deisel and an International Despite low carnival turnout residents appreciated Don Bermel and committees efforts Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Dale Dunbar of Fairfield
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