Detroit Triumphs In Doubleheader With Twins
Detroit Tigers rout Minnesota 12-2 in the first game as Woodie Fryman notches his third straight complete game in a seven run second inning. Gates Brown and Jim Northrop drive in two runs each while Harmon Killebrew belts his 20th homer for the Twins. In the Baltimore game, Luis Alvarado and Pat Kelly spark a 6-1 Orioles win, halving Oakland’s West lead. Dobson takes the loss for Baltimore.
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Angels Triumph Over Indians 4-2 Behind Messersmith
Angels beat the Indians 4-2 as Andy Messersmith earned his first win since May 6, improving to 3-7. Oliver belted a two run homer in the fourth off Tom Hilgendorf, and Ray Fosse doubled in a run while Stanton added a ninth inning solo homer for Los Angeles. Indians finally crossed in the seventh with two runs on four hits.
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Red Sox beat Rangers 4 3 on late homer by Smith
Reggie Smith belted a three run homer in the eighth to lift Boston to a 4-3 AL win over Texas. Mike Paul allowed a first inning homer but the Red Sox overcame a 3-1 deficit with five hits and late power. Rangers' scoring came in the second and third on singles by Billings Jones Fahey Harris Mason Bittner and Dick Billings.
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Riva Ridge to Meet Roberto in International at Laurel
Laurel Md AP Kentucky Derby winner Riva Ridge and England’s Epsom Derby victor Roberto may race in the $150,000 Washington DC International at Laurel Race Course on Nov 11. John Galbreath and Mrs. John Tweedy own the colts. Schapiro envisions a turf showdown.
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LeMond and Lane Top Winners at Anderson Horseshoe Club
J LeMond of Chesterfield went 5-0 and Lane 4-1 in Class A play on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Anderson Horseshoe Club. The club will host the Indiana state tournament over Labor Day weekend.
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Bengals Use Four Rookies In Saturday Start
In Wilmington Ohio four rookies Sherman White Jim LeClair Tommy Casanova and Bernard Jackson will start on defense for the Cincinnati Bengals as they host the Miami Dolphins in an NFL exhibition Coach Paul Brown cautioned about early results and noted several veterans may see considerable action in the game.
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Major League Box Scores From Yesterday's Results
Baseball scores from last night show Houston at Montreal and Chicago at San Francisco among NL games, with AL action featuring Baltimore at Chicago and California at Cleveland. Key performances include HRs by Stanton and McCovey, and pitchers Reed Seaver and Wilcox among others. multiple games decided late with notable RBI and fielding.
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Carlton Tops Reds for 20th Win in NL Chase
Carlton, 37, in his first 20 win season, beat Cincinnati 7-1 after a slow start. He allowed seven hits, struck out two and moved within four victories of the modern major league record of 19 in a row set by Rube Marquard in 1912. The Phillies piled up 16 hits led by two home runs and a late surge to seal the win before a 42,635 crowd. In New York, Ed Kranepool hit a sacrifice fly in the eighth and Tug McGraw shut down Atlanta in a 2-1 Mets victory. Elsewhere, Jose Cardenal homered twice to back Milt Pappas in a 2-1 Cubs win over the Giants. Willie McCovey extended his 14-game hitting streak with a seventh-inning homer.
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Astros erupt for 17 as May leads in Montreal
Houston Astros pounded the Montreal Expos 17 to 5 behind Lee May driving in four runs with two homers. Doug Rader and Cesar Cedeno each added one. Montreal led 3 1 after two innings before Houston erupted with a five run third and continued with heavy scoring thence.
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Redbud 300 Race Set with Sommerville Trinkle Featured
Sommerville and Wayne Trinkle of Louisville entered their 1972 late models for the 75 mile Redbud 300 at Anderson starting at 8 30 p m Carl Smith of Columbus Ohio Dave Sorg of Fort Wayne and Mickey Flora of Muncie join challengers to defending champ Don Gregory of Columbus and former winner Jim Blount of LaPaz Ind Fred Robinson of Fort Wayne fields a 1972 Chevelle Flora drives a 72 Dodge Local favorites include Gene Prosser of New Castle Ray Fullen Don Keevin of Anderson and Dennis Miles of Muncie Time trials for the American Speed Association program begin at 6 45 p m.
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Harness driver George Sholty achieves steady feat of wins
Harness driver George Sholty has averaged 140 victories a year since 1958, marking a remarkable long term performance in the sport. Sholty’s consistent success highlights his skill behind the reins and his prominence in harness racing circles.
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Stay with Us Inn Place to Be Kings Inn Motel
Stay with Us Inn advertised as a welcoming lodging option in the Kings Inn Motel complex. The notice emphasizes an inviting environment and convenient location for travelers seeking affordable rooms and steady occupancy.
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