Athens Little League roundup features multiple wins
Medics, Lions and University Volkswagen led Wednesday action in Athens Little League. Medics no-hit Jaycees 4-0 behind Jack Wilson. Lions beat Steppe's 12-8 with Hubert Cooksey and two others collecting two hits. University Volkswagen edged Kasler's 8-7 as Hensler pitched in relief. Chauncey Lions, Athens National Bank move to 2-0 in Pony League. Seaman's IGA remains undefeated in Women's League with 7-4 win over Rusty's.
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Medics
Lions
Volkswagen
Athens
Jaycees
Jack Wilson
Jeff Vosler
Don Rodgers
Malcom Davis
Steppe’s
Hubert Cooksey
Jim Cooksey
Scott Wolfe
Bill Adams
Randy Jarvis
Jeff Goldsberry
University
Kasler
Jim Hensler
Ken Brenneman
Helser
Brent Howard
Brian Lavery
John Born
Jim Barrows
Don Cooley
Chauncey Lions
Athens National Bank
McDonald's
al Walton
McDonald’s
Mitch Blower
Seaman
IGA
Seaman's
Rusty
Nedra Soltow
Val Conkey
Freddie Shover
Janeen Sands
Debi Poches
Jerry
Mary McClure
Vick Alexander
Pat Thompson
Regina Newbough
Karen Carmen
Gretchen Eldridge
Stroh’s
Joyce Milar
Carolyn Chapman
Corrine Brown
D. Bean
Sackett
Stroh
NFL Eyes European League and Punt Rule Change
The NFL discussed expanding overseas with a proposed six team, six week league in Europe to start next spring with teams drawn from current NFL players. Cities include Istanbul Rome West Berlin Barcelona Munich and Vienna. The plan could move up a year and would begin in 1976. The owners also approved a punt return rule allowing a wide receiver on each side to break the line after the snap.
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New York
Seattle
World
National Football League
Europe
NFL
Bob Kap
United States
U.S
Istanbul
The
Conquerors
Rome
the Gladiators
West Berlin
Barcelona
Munich
Vienna
Tampa
Pete Rozelle
Cincinnati
Oakland
Rozelle
Player Among Classic Favorites In Philadelphia Golf Classic
Gary Player, the Masters champion, is among the favorites for the $30,000 first prize at the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley. He frets about the U.S. Open at Winged Foot next week while acknowledging the Grand Slam is possible with great putting and favorable breaks. Other notables in the 144-man field include defending champ Tom Weiskopf, Johnny Miller, Buddy Allin, and Hubert Green.
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South Africa
Gary Player
Winged Foot Country Club
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Winged Foot
Philadelphia
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Gene Sarazen
Nicklaus
Vincent Tshabalala
Tshabalala
United States
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Buddy Allin
Hubert Green
Hudson County Aims to Lead Belmont Pace Says Trainer
New York AP trainer Skip Shapoff projects Hudson County will set the pace in the Belmont Stakes with the Derby runnerup on the lead. Hudson County to be ridden by Mike Venezia, facing Cannonade and Little Current among eight rivals in the 125000 added Belmont. Post time 5 40 p m EDT television 5 p m to 6 p m.
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New York
Hudson County
Skip Shapoff
John Galbreath
Cannonade
Little Current
Shapoff
Mike Miceli
Mike Venezia
Miceli
Bowling Scores and Standings from Summerettes and White's Realty
HIGH SCORES list Marsha Spaulding 190 476 and 203 525 lead with 706 2070 for White's Realty. Rhonda Gibson 186 and Susie Llewellyn 186 491 appear among top totals. Other entries include Plains Supermarket and Vogue Shop with modest scores.
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Summerettes
White's Realty
House of Magic Fingers
Plains Supermarket
Peene
Biewelm
Vogue Shop
Gibson Motor City
COL Pride Ee
DO Inman Electric
Marsha Spaulding
Rhonda Gibson
Susie Llewellyn
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Karl Fry
Steve Ellis
Ray
Freeze
Ken Sapp
Mark Goldsberry
Athens National
Brent Chadwell
Art Conko
Brian Starling
Neal Nostrant
John Ward
Bill Squibb
Richland
Carriage Hill
Dave Gierhart
Father's Day
Kingswood
Cash
Athens, D
C.C
St. Tx
Johannesburg
Whitemarsh Valley Golf Club
Damascus
Dust Commander
Personality
High Echelon
City Loan & Savings
Washington St
Nelsonville
Public Square
BankAmericard
Ashland Credit Card
Goodyear
Appalachian Tire Products, Inc
Mathew's
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