Dealin In Sports Brings World Baseball and Boxing Mix
A chaotic mash of sports notes recounts the 1956 Reds Mets game rumors at Riverfront Stadium and upcoming boxing bouts featuring the Quarry brothers in Las Vegas. It references Yogi Berra as Mets skipper, Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle’s homers, and previews Jerry and Mike Quarry fighting Muhammed Ali and Go Foster, with local events and a trapshooting open house on June 26.
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Bench Powers Reds Past Astros In 6th Straight Win
Johnny Bench slammed a pair of home runs including an inside the park shot to spark the Cincinnati Reds to a 9 5 victory over the Houston Astros. Bench drove in four runs as Jack Billingham earned win support from relievers. The Astros faltered with four straight defeats as Cincinnati pulled away late.
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Rangers Snap Losing Streak as Twins Win Big
ARLINGTON Texas Rich Hand slowed the Athletics as the Rangers snapped a three game losing streak with a 2 in the seventh. The Twins beat Oakland 22 to move ahead of Kansas City as Harmon Killebrew drove in a first inning run and Joe Mauer notched a key hit in the late innings. The Royals also added a run in the second on a double by Amos Otis. Chattanooga Tenn. coach Leon Ford resigned to direct Paul Sotaal's drive at the warning rack in right field.
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Eric Bartoli
Lansing
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Rob Birdie
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Micky van Gerhig
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Weekend ASA Races Set At Anderson and Winchester
American Speed Association sanctioned weekend features at Anderson and Winchester bring late models and sprint cars together. Carl Smith of Columbus heads a strong field after three straight Anderson features, with a Sunday double header at Winchester including 50 lap late models and 10 lap sprint races.
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Major League Box Scores For Pat Ri nl FHUIADELEATA New To Re
Reading from a single source segment, this brief item outlines results from a major league box score display. It notes player names and team standings as of the latest game, highlighting key scorers and pivotal plays. The report emphasizes the final score and notable performances by standout athletes.
AHS Golfers Capture NCC Crown After Tough Schedule
The Amis golf team surged past Lafayelle and five other conference foes to win the NCC crown. Dykeman led with the medalist five match while Park Municipal Golf Course hosted a chilly scene with standout performances from Loganspark and several sophomores. The team earned the championship trophy along with medals for each member.
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Park Muncipal Golf “Courge
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King and Smith Triumph in French Open Showdown
Paris AP Stan Smith defeated Frantisek Pala 6-4 6-0 6-3 to reach the Roland Garros quarterfinals. King, ranked No.2, routed Virginia Wade 6-4 6-0 and advanced to the semifinals where she meets Helga Masthoff. Wade had upset hopes dashed as American stars kept French Open momentum.
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West Germany
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Johnny Briggs
Mike Ferraro
14 Year Old Steals Show at British Amateur
The article highlights young Scot David Robertson, 14, who defeated Paterson Ingen 21 7 6 to reach the later rounds alongside American hopefuls. It notes Siderowt from Westport and Tutwiler from Indianapolis advancing in their matches amid challenging wind and rough conditions.
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Aki Tutwiler
Indianapolis
Petter Holt
Britain
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Portland
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David Robartson
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van Ingen
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Morgan Boosts Reds After Eight-Player Trade
Ex-Astro Joe Morgan returns to Cincinnati in a major seven team deal that sends him to the Reds where he joins Johnny Bench and Tony Perez. Morgan, a nine-year veteran, hits .225 with 7 home runs through Sunday and vows to add power and speed, saying the trade could be the best thing that happened for his career.
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Les May
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Helms
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Lou Brock
St. Lauig
Tony Perez
Johnny Bencheloten
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Sharky Ander
Mathon
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