Seaver Sets Fan Record With Eight Straight 200-Strike Seasons
Tom Seaver pitched a four hitter and became the first in major league history to strike out 200 or more batters in eight consecutive seasons. He fanned 10 to reach 204, guiding the New York Mets to a 30 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates as Mike Vail homered for the lone Mets run in the first inning.
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Major League Boxscores and Standings Recap
Box scores across major leagues show varied results including Oxawlua 2 Indianapolis 1 and Wichita 7 Odlavirsa City 5. National League highlights include Los Angeles beating Seattle 6 2 and Montreal at Philadelphia night games. American League schedule notes include Cleveland at Baltimore rain, Oakland at California 4 6, and New York at Weston night with multiple probable pitchers listed.
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Local mixed bowling leagues tease 1976 season start
Ten Pi Kathrie yaater RAA Ste Melntyre led a strong first session amid a 145 average last season, with Morris Reed and Jack Kirby posting top totals. East Side prepares for a 14 to 16 team Bicentennial mixed league on Sept 2 at 1 PM, retirees dominate, Eagles Auxiliary state tournament set for Kendallville in October, 19th Women’s GM State Tournament planned for Nov 12 at Cooper’s Sport Bowl.
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Douglass Wins ECC Championship at Edgewood Club
Steve Douglass overcame early rounds to win the Edgewood Country Club title, defeating Ryan Estes 6 and 3 in the final. The semifinal between Estes and Steger drew attention as Ball State standout Steger, Indiana amateur champion, fell to Estes in 6 holes.
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Softball Entries Due for Sertima Tourney
Entry fees are due at tonight's meeting to organize the 14 inch softball tournament. Pairings for the Sertima sponsored event will be set at the meeting. The gathering is at 7 p.m. in team M4 at the focal 2 Vinian Mall on the 106 Bypass.
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Garlits Wins Nationals Title in Indianapolis Final
Don Garlits beat Shirley Muldowney in the top fuel final at Indianapolis Raceway Park to win his fourth Nats title. The victory halted Muldowney’s bid to become the first woman to claim a major drag racing championship and set new professional records for Garlits in his fifth year with the national association.
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Senneker Wins Labor Day 100 at Winchester Speedway
Senneker from Dorr Michigan won the Labor Day 100 on the Winchester Speedway ASA Circuit of Champions race. He took the lead on lap 10 from Rodney Counhy and led the final 30 laps, with Combs finishing second and Larry Moore third in a 10-car Camaros field. The event drew over 125,000 fans and paid about $309,000 in prizes.
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Sunday School S B Tourney Schedule for Senior League Softball
The Anderson Sunday School Association Senior League Softball Tournament schedule lists 14 teams. Events run from Tuesday, September 2, at 6:00 p.m. at Shadyside diamond with multiple early games and rounds through September 6. Time limits include one hour twenty minutes and a ten-run rule after four and a half innings. Semis and finals dates to be announced after the Sertoma draw.
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Bugs Alive Wins 75 Futurity in New Mexico
Jockey Jerry Burgess praised Bugs Alive as he sped to a front-running victory in the $4 million American Futurity at Ruidoso. Bugs Alive in 75 led from the start and never relinquished the lead to win the event for owner Ralph W. Shebester of Wynnewood Oklahoma, with a $330,000 purse.
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Evert Extends Clay Dominance as Dibbs Upsets Ashe
Chris Evert and unseeded Fildie Dibbs delivered the notable results at the U S Open on clay. Evert defeated Wendy Overton in straight sets to advance to the quarterfinals while Dibbs stunned Arthur Ashe 4 6 2 6 7 6 2 6 6 7 on the slow West Side courts.
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Allison Tops Petty In Southern 500
Allison, driving for Roger Penske, led 119 laps and won the Southern 500 after a late restart halted by a thundershower. Petty, sidelined by a head cold, attempted a comeback but could not overtake the leader as Allison claimed his second stock car victory at Burlington Raceway and third Grand National win of the year.
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Iverson Wins B C Open in Endicott NY
Dan Iverson shot 68 to win his first PGA tour event with a 214 total. Jim Colbert and Australia’s David Graham tied for second one back, while Terry Diehl and others filled the leaderboard. Iverson earned $35,000 as the winner.
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Ridley Wins Amateur Golf Championship at James River
Fred Ridley, 23, a Stetson University law student from Winter Haven Florida, won the United States Amateur Championship at the Country Club of Virginia James River course. He carried notes from a paper in his jacket and birdied six of seven holes in the final stretch to finish one under par, taking a lead over Keith Fergus of Houston.
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