Blair Trucking rally shocks Regency in District ASA final
Blair Trucking comes from 6-0 down to beat Regency Trailer Sales 8-6 at Shadyside Park in the District I championship, sparked by Roger Denny's two run homer in the seventh. John Anderson pitched four innings of no hit relief, sealing Blair’s comeback after a six run third inning by Regency.
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Blair
John Anderson
Shadyside Park
Regency
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Dave Edwards
Kearns
Ron Drake
Roger Denny
Herald
Joe Bays
Denny
Leon Zachary
Frank Sigler
Bate
Erro
Blair Trucking
Regency Trailer Sales
USA
Tommy Adams
Herb Pruett
Ron Pickett
Larry Douglas
Arnold Swango
Denny Denton
Sigler
Denton
Roger Chalk
Larry Chatam
H. L. Baker
Douglas
Edwards
Dallas Dukes
Chatam
Lehnus
Danny Smith
Drake
Smith
Rog
Marion
Kokomo
Shadyside
Ox Blair
RBI Fields
Pruett
Cf-Rf
Swinford
Chatham
Zachary
Regency AB
Swango
Chalk
Baker
Dukes
Orseld
Harrelson wins $210 in pro golf debut
AKRON Ohio AP Ken Harrelson former baseball slugger won 210 in his first pro golf tournament finishing 54 holes at Firestone North in a total of 221 on the 7110 yard course. He tied for 22nd after a final round 76 73 72 and plans to work on his putting and short game to improve in next events.
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Akron, Ohio
Ken Harrelson
Harrelson
Cleveland Indians
Firestone North
Hawk
Wilmington Island
Deon Refram
Boca Raton
Fla
Ross Randall
Alameda
Calif
Savannah
Cleveland
Palmer
Firestone
Nicklaus
Beard
Ray Floyd
National Drags Accept 1000 Entries For NHRA Nationals
INDIANAPOLIS Ind AP The National Hot Rod Association has accepted more than 1 000 entries from 41 states and Canada for the 17th annual national championship drag races Sept 26 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Don Garlits and Arnie Behling headline a shift to rear engine dragsters as Don Prudhomme also adopts the trend. Some veteran racers like Dick Ramsey stay with traditional rail cars, tweaking engines and aerodynamics to maintain speed.
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Ind
National Hot Rod Association
States
Canada
Indianapolis Raceway Park
NHRA
Don Garlits
Seffner
Fla
Pomona
Calif
Arnie Behling
Don Prudhomme
Granada Hills
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Delco-Remy Heads to Fort Wayne for State Tourney
Delco-Remy, which wrapped up the Anderson Connie Mack Baseball League with a 10-1 record, travels to Fort Wayne for the Connie Mack State Tournament. They meet Fort Wayne No. 3 in the first round at 2:30 p.m. Delco-Remy was last year’s host and runnerup in the state event. Guide Lamp was second, Albea Plumbing third, and Pepsi-Cola fourth.
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Delco-Remy
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Delco
Guide Lamp
Albea Plumbing
Pepsi-Cola
Roxanne Pierce Captures Fourth Pan Am Gym Gold
Roxanne Pierce of Kensington Maryland won two events at Liberto Galindo Gymnasium to raise her Pan Am gold tally to four. The 16 year old beat rivals in side horse vault and uneven parallel bars while Kimberly Chase claimed beam and Linda Metheny earned a floor title. USA total medals climbed with 18 overall including nine golds as shooting also dominated with five golds. Team USA led in golds with 21 at day five, Cuba trailed with 11.
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Colombia
Roxanne Pierce
Kensington
U.S
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Tuscola
Ill
Winnipeg
Canada
Munich
Linda Jo
Roxanne
United States
Mexico
Brazil
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Liberto Galindo Gymnasium
Kimberly Chace
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
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Miss Pierce
Poligonos Napoles
Vic Auer
Gilmour Boa
Cuba
Robert Schuehle
Elmwood Park
Tony Rosetti
Biloxi
Miss
USA
Chile
Micki King
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Elizabeth Carruthers
Beverly Boys
Russell Knipp
Fullerton
Abel Lopez
Knipp
Lopez
Beard Seeks Second Straight American Golf Classic Victory
Frank Beard of Louisville, top money winner status, leads a 103-player field at Firestone South in Akron for the $150,000 American Golf Classic. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer play sparingly. Beard aims to repeat his 1970 victory amid rain and tough conditions after his recent strong form and a new child in the family.
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Akron, Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Frank Beard
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Palmer
Trevino
Niece 61 Tops Grandview Play in Beacon Tournament
Joe Niece wins low gross by seven strokes at the Beacon Pharmacy tourney held by Grandview Men's Club. He shot 61 to claim low gross, with Ed Dennis also firing 61 to tie for low net. Others followed: Granger 68, Owens 69, Cau dill 71. ties for low net include Robinson and DeArment at 63, Overlin and Horeway 65, Kolins 66. Closest to hole honors go to Bryce Brown and Kolins won No 8. next event is pro-am with entry by 10 am Sunday, play at 11, per president Bob Hall.
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Joe Niece
Beacon Pharmacy
Grandview
Niece
Ed Dennis
Don Granger
Gene Owens
Calvin Caudill
Herman Robinson
Harry DeArment
Dale Overlin
John Horeway
Andy Kolins
Mike Zorabedian
Don Keesey
Bryce Brown
Kolins
Bob Hall
Pro Football Transactions From The Associated Press
Baltimore Colts George Hall and Wallace Richardson cut. Washington Redskins acquire Richie Petibone from Los Angeles Rams for undisclosed draft choices. New Orleans Saints Tom Barrington traded to Washington for Bruce Anderson. Browns Rickey Stevenson and others placed on waivers. Chiefs rookies Allen and Reddick among waivers. Multiple backs, receivers, and linemen placed on waivers.
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Baltimore Colts
George Hall
Wallace Richardson
Washington Redskins
Richie Petibone
Los Angeles Rams
New Orleans Saints
Tom Barrington
Bruce Anderson
Cleveland Browns
Rickey Stevenson
Bob Sherlng
Thomas Gavin
Kansas City Chiefs
Jerry Allen
Med Reddick
Major Stevenson
Bill Allison
Johnny Pleasant
Lloyd Ivy
Rick Telander
Mike Montgomery
Holger Hansen
Doug Gosnell
Ted Zimmerman
Cowboys Cancel Trade Involving Duane Thomas
The Dallas Cowboys announced they canceled the proposed trade of Duane Thomas to the New England Patriots. Terms shifted back, Thomas returns to Dallas, Carl Garrett and a first round pick go back to New England, with Halvor Hagen and Honor Jackson remaining with the Patriots. Thomas left camp after questions about his general condition were raised by the Patriots team physician.
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Calif
Dallas Cowboys
Duane Thomas
New England Patriots
Tex Schramm
Thomas
Patriots
Carl Garrett
New England
Schramm
Condi
Epton Bell
Cow‘boys
Halvor Hagen
Honor Jackson
Patriot
Cowboys
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