No One Taking 50-Year-Old PGA Leader Seriously
John Barnum, 50, leads the 44th PGA Championship after a first-round 66 at Aronimink. Palmer and Nicklaus trail by one, with Harbert, Bayer, Ford, Goalby, and Stranahan among others close behind in the crowded leaderboard.
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Baseball scores and standings highlights from today's games
Results include Pittsburgh 5-7 New York 1-6 (2nd game 10 innings) Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 6 Houston 2. AL standings show New York leads with 53-35, followed by Los Angeles and Minnesota. daily MLB notes include McLendon win by points in boxing and Lau two homers for Baltimore in a 7-3 win.
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Pirates Sweep Leads With Late Inning Drama
The Pittsburgh Pirates win 5-1 over the New York Mets as Dick Stuart and two other hits spark a late rally. In the second game Bob Skinner delivers a leadoff homer in the 10th to power a 7-6 victory, while Elroy Face earns his seventh save after Bob Friend’s five-hitter in the opener.
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Four Little League Games Scheduled in Athens on Saturday
Four Little League games are on tap in Athens Saturday starting at 10 am with Rotary vs Jonesy on the freshman diamond. Jaycees meet Moose at 2 pm and KC's against Jonesy's at 5. Nye faces Rotary at 5 on the high school field. Larry Sams of Kiwanis hit a grand slam in the sixth to turn back Lions after a 3-2 deficit.
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A C s Viking Wins Yonkers Futurity for Sixth Victory in Seven
Yonkers Raceway hosts the Yonkers Futurity where A C s Viking dominant in 11 16 mile race, beating Sprite Rodney by three quarters of a length. Driver Saunders Russell calls the horse the best he has driven. Next starts at Brandywine Raceway and the Hambletonian loom. The event is part of a potential trotting triple crown alongside the Kentucky Futurity.
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Kasler's Takes 5-2 Win Over Swearingen's In Fast Pitch
Kasler's top Swearingen's 5-2 at the County Fair grounds as Earl McGee limits Swearingen's to five hits. MacKinzie takes the loss after six hits allowed. Kasler's scores in the first fourth and fifth innings and adds two in the second while Swearingen's tallies both runs in the sixth. In another fast pitch game Robert's defeats Conrath's 8-1 behind Sams three-hitter.
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Reds Rally In Ninth For 4 3 Victory Over Dodgers
Cincinnati staged a ninth-inning comeback to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 to 3. Ed Dieck Kasko delivered a game winning triple as Don Zimmer scored the decisive run after Zimmer tied the game with a ninth inning single. Bill Henry earned the win. Ron Perranoski took the loss. Cincinnati next faced the New York Mets with Joey Jay and Roger Craig set to pitch.
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HVA Meeting Tonight Sets All Star Rosters
Managers or representatives of teams in the Hocking Valley Association are reminded of the league meeting this evening at The Messenger at 7 p.m. Rosters for the August 26 All Star game at Nelsonville will be selected.
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