Cougars Sign Cunningham In Major ABA Move
Carolina Cougars announce Billy Cunningham will join the team after resolving a court battle with the NBA Philadelphia 76ers. Cunningham, 29, averaged 21.3 points and 10.4 rebounds last season with Philadelphia and expressed eagerness to play for Carolina, praising their organization.
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Major League Baseball Friday Schedule and Scores
A mixed slate across majors features Texas over Milwaukee and California over Cleveland in early results. Yankees, Red Sox, and rivals show deep scoring, while National League games include Chicago at Los Angeles and San Francisco at St Louis as night affairs.
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Oklahoma City
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Evansville
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Kline
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Clark
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Pirates Sweep Giants to Move Into First in NL East
In Thursday night action, Pittsburgh Pirates relay their way past San Francisco 9-7 to complete a rain-delayed doubleheader sweep and vault into first place the National League East by a half-game. Nelson Briles and Dave Giusti combine on mound for 4-1 win in opener as Oliver and Robertson drive in three runs apiece.
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Woodward Fires No Hit Contests in Softball Play
Woodward pitched a no hitter and Freda King hit a grand slam in the second as Niccum's Excavating routed Summitville Acettes 15-0 in Madison County Women's Softball League. In a separate game Genter Center scored nine in the fourth and six in the fifth to defeat Bennett's Lumber 16-14.
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ECC Amateur-Amateur Invitational Sunday at Edgewood Club
The Edgewood Country Club hosts its annual Amateur-Amateur Invitational Sunday with defending medalist Ed Tutweiler of Indianapolis headlining a strong field of area golfers. Shotgun start at 11 a.m. and detailed pairings listed by tee numbers feature names such as Don Granger Phil Sullivan Oscar Melson Dick Roberts Rod Swineheart and Ed Tutweiler among many others.
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Ed Tutweiler
Indianapolis
Don Granger
Phil Sullivan
Oscar Melson
Dick Roberts
Dick Peck
Rod Swineheart
Stan Feezle
Boyce Wood
Dick Wienzpfel
Jim Jackson
Mike Berson
Bill McIndoo
Felix Mudd
Glen Stevens
Dennis Gallagher
Larry Ballinger
Frank Karr
Hyde Stires
John David
Bud Ainsworth
Bob Metland
Ken Montgomery
Phil Snouffer
Steve Super
Mark Elliot
George Biggs
Coca-Cola and Ranch Teams Clash on Friday Schedule
Readout lists Friday games including Coca-Cola versus First National at 5:45 and Ranch primary matchups. Players Emmons Stewart Thompson Downs Baker Crabtree G Karr Wright Macy Purcell Purvis feature in various HRs as Local 777 and Local 663 also appear in the day’s schedule.
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Thompson
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Macy
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McDonald’s
Johnson-Morocco and Eads Win Softball Matches at Shadyside Park
Johnson-Morocco downed Edge 93 while Eads Typewriter Repair beat Regency Trailer Sales 10-4 in Commercial Softball League action at Shadyside Park. Morgan sparked Johnson-Morocco with a three-run third inning. Olive led Eads with a three-run blast in the second.
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