Expos Reliever Starts Shuts Out Mets in 3-0 Win
Dan McGuinn started the surprise for Montreal as a reliever making his 100th major league appearance and second start. He threw a three hitter to beat the Mets 3-0, snapping Tom Seaver’s regular season winning streak at 16 and slowing Montreal’s slide. Other NL games included Atlanta over Chicago 7-6 in 10, Pittsburgh 4-1 over Cincinnati, St. Louis 3-0 past Philadelphia, and San Francisco 6-5 in 14 innings over San Diego. AL action saw Chicago top Detroit 9-5 with other games ongoing.
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Hank Aaron
Braves
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Red Sox
Ray Culp
Chicago Cubs
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Joe Niekro
Ed Herrmann
Luis
Reclassification Impacts CSRA High Schools in 1960s
Aiken and North Augusta remain unaffected as several South Carolina schools move from Class AA to AAA. Batesburg Leesville Saluda Strom Thurmond Allendale Fairfax Langley Bath Clearwater slated for up-listing. New 4-AAA conference alignments include Irma Lexington Newberry Winnsboro with affected teams.
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CSRA
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Batesburg - Leesville
Saluda
Strom Thurmond
Allendale- Fairfax
Langley-Bath- Clearwater
Allendale - Fairfax
Langley-Bath-Clear- Water
Batesburg- Leesville
Thurmond
Irma
Lexington
Newberry
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Baseball games scheduled for today across multiple cities
Today's slate includes Atlanta at Chicago with Jarvis and Holtzman, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with Blass and Merritt, Philadelphia at St Louis with Short and Briles, and Montreal at New York with Morton and Sadecki in a set of four matchups.
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Jarvis
Chicago
Holtzman
Pittsburgh
Blass
Cincinnati
Merritt
Philadelphia
Short
St. Louis
Briles
Montreal
Morton
New York
Sadecki
New Ellenton Climbs From Last Place
New Ellenton rose to third in Dixie Youth Major League after two wins last week. They defeated Alexander's Auto Parts and upset league leader Coca-Cola 7-6 after holding off a late rally. Coca-Cola rebounded to 6-2 with a 5-2 win over Village Pharmacy, which edged Alexander's Auto Parts 4-3. In minor league action, Shoe Barn beat Maddox Super Market 5-2 and blanked Aiken Electric 4-0, while Economy Supply beat Maddox 1-0 and then 7-5 over Aiken Electric.
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New Ellenton
Alexander
Coca-Cola
Village Pharmacy
Alexander's Auto Parts
Shoe Barn
Maddox Super Market
Aiken Electric
Economy Supply
Coca-Cola Village Pharmacy
City of N.E. Alexander's
Economy Supply Aiken Electric
I Maddox
Williams Building Furman Future With New Recruiting Drive
Furman basketball coach Joe Williams, six days after guiding his Jacksonvil le University to the NCAA finals, began recruiting at Furman. In five weeks he and assistant Bob Dotson signed about one player per week, aiming for three junior college players and five freshmen to shape the program. Gary Clark, a 6-5 guard from Bloom Township High School, Chicago Heights, joined as the fifth signee, praised for defense and scoring potential.
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Greenville
Joe Williams
Furman
Williams
Jacksonville University
Bob Dotson
Gary Clark
Bloom Township High School
Chicago Heights
Ill
William
Clark
Illinois
Gary
Camus
Eddie Kelly
Mason
Ohio
Bud Bierly
Middletown High
Don Jackson
Bernard Collier
Lake City
Fla
White Sox batter Tigers in Detroit rout, Brewers-Yankees tied
Chicago's White Sox blasted Detroit pitchers for 14 hits including homers by Ed Herrmann and Luis Aparicio in a 9-5 win. Milwaukee led 5-2 before rain halted play and produced a suspended game to be replayed July 31, with costly errors by John Kennedy and Tommy Harper aiding the Yankees in a 5-5 deadlock.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
Mayo Smith
Dave Bristol
Chicago
White Sox
Tigers
Brewers
New York Yankees
John Kennedy
Tommy Harper
Andretti Eyes 1969 Script for 500 Mile Classic
Indianapolis reports Mario Andretti may win the 500 mile race May 30 at the Speedway if he follows last year's plan. A universal joint failure damaged his new McNamara Ford, he escaped injury, and repair is planned before qualifications. Granatelli aims for a quick rebuild as pole position awaits.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mario Andretti
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mario
Andy Granatelli
Bowling Briefs From Aiken Sportsmen League
On April 22 Marge Godfrey had high game 191 and Carol Ross high scratch series 537. City Billiards led team scratch with 601 and 1740. High games included Millie Todd 163 and 191 by Godfrey. April 29 marked Carolettes season end with Peg Bethmann top scratch game 180 and series 456. City Billiards led team with 606 and 1747. Weekly high games list Mitzie Herold 177 and Brenda Thorn 169. Eddie Renew curates high game 235 and Gene Gilmore top series 600. Aiken Industries topped team scores with 3021. AIKEN SPORTSMENS LEAGUE.
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Marge Godfrey
Carol Ross
City Billiards
Millie Todd
Brenda Thorn
Ethel Straub
Carolettes
Peg Bethmann
City
Eddie Renew
Gene Gilmore
Aiken Industries
Big Day in Nassau County Horse Racing Bets
Labor Day drew large crowds at Belmont Park and Roosevelt Raceway. Belmont Park saw 2,792 fans wager a record 4.906 million dollars, while Roosevelt Raceway hosted 20,039 fans who bet 1.814 million dollars.
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Westbury
N.Y
Nassau County
Belmont Park
Roosevelt Raceway
Racing Roundup at Aqueduct Garden State and Pimlico
Gleaming Sword won the Paprus Handi cap by a head at Aqueduct with Barome ter second. Cherokee Nation took the Hamilton Purse at Garden State by two lengths over Revitup. Hired Soldier edged Shut Tight by three quarters of a length in the Calder Meet at Tropical. Berkeley Prince won the Jennings Handicap at Pimlico by a neck over Peace Corps.
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Barometer
Aqueduct
Cherry Hill
N. J
Revitup
Garden State
Miami
Soldier
Baltimore
Berkeley
Peace Corps
Pimlico
Batter's Box Wins as Proctor Loses Pitcher Took
Proctor pitched for the batter's box in a decisive game while Took recorded the win. The loss went to Proctor as the offense produced enough runs to secure the outcome.
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