Dunbar delivers late for Aiken in 10-7 Legion win
Tommy Dunbar went four for four with three RBIs as his two out two run single in the seventh breaks a 7 7 tie and powers Aiken American Legion Post 26 past Richland 10 7. Post 26 had a four run third inning to lead 7 2 before Richland rallied to tie late.
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Post 26 rally seals win in generous high school ball clash
Rhodes and Finley drove in runs while Marcum added a sacrifice fly as Post 26 topped Richland 6-4. Hamilton started the late rally with a seventh inning single, Dunbar delivered the clincher, and Williams worked the mound for the win with seven strikeouts.
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Baseball and Horse Racing Roundup Across Leagues
National League East standings show Philadelphia leading with 47 wins, Chicago 43, Pittsburgh 40, Montreal 41, New York 36, St Louis 34. Western Division leaders San Francisco 52, Los Angeles 50, Cincinnati 49, San Diego 42, Atlanta 42, Houston 36. results include New York 7 Chicago 0, Philadelphia 6 1 Montreal 3 8 Atlanta 6 0 San Diego 4 7 Los Angeles 7 7 Houston 1 5 San Francisco 4 2 Cincinnati 2 1 Louis 4 Pittsburgh 0. Sundays wrap shows Philadelphia 8 Montreal 7, Chicago 4 New York 1, Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 1, Cincinnati 8, San Francisco 2, Houston 5, Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 5, San Diego 2. All Star Game set for San Diego. Races at Atlantic City, Pimlico, Arlington Park, Belmont Park, Hollywood Park, Monmouth Park, Ak-Sar-Ben, and Gulfstream noted with multiple winners and earnings. Greater Milwaukee Open results list top earners led by Lee Elder, Trevino, Miller Barber, Lou Graham, and others.
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Goltz Leads Twins To Eighth Straight
Dave Goltz pitched seven and two thirds hitless innings then allowed two late singles as Minnesota beat Oakland 7-0 to stretch its unbeaten streak to eight. Mike Edwards spoiled the no hitter with a eighth inning single.
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Hebners Five RBI Day Lifts Phillies Over Expos 8 7
Richie Hebner who filled in for injured Mike Schmidt drove in five runs with two two run homers off Schatzeder and Knowles, including a bases loaded single in the ninth to cap an 8 7 win for Philadelphia over Montreal. The rest of the league saw Reds Astros Cubs Pirates Braves win as Driessen and Murphy led, Richard struck out 12 for Houston.
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