Central All-Stars Take Area Crown
The Central League captured the Area IV title by defeating the West League All-Stars. Mike Raney pitched a two hitter over seven innings, with seven strikeouts. DeHoyas led offensively for Central, driving in key runs, and will be eligible to pitch Friday in the Clear Creek playoff game at Lee Drive Park.
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Braves beat Pirates to complete unbeaten season finale
Braves clinched an undefeated year by edging the Pirates 3-2 as Alan Beauchamp struck out nine over six innings. Russell Clark provided a decisive single, while Beauchamp closed the game after Bud Dean and D Acosta relief. Pirates’ Lee Beauchamp and David Mongielli led hits with two of three. Giants edge Cubs 7-1 in five run fifth inning as Gary Novasod wins.
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Belkin Downs Richey in Clay Tournament Upset
Canadian Mike Belkin defeated defending champion Cliff Richey on clay to advance in the National Clay Court Tennis Tournament. Richey, exhausted, withdrew from the doubles with Arthur Ashe and headed home, after a quarterfinal win by Belkin marked his second consecutive victory over Richey in two weeks.
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Baytown Golfer Lee McDowell Eyes In Tourney
Lee McDowell of Baytown Texas amateur golf champion moved into a favored position in the Trans-Mississippi Tournament semifinals. Ron Cerrudo a top British Amateur second place finisher was also among favorites. Sixteen players remain and two rounds today will cut to four. Jim Rheim Tulane beat Matt Fleckman 22 up in an upset, citing practice gaps. Tom Watson Missouri State champion 17 from Kansas City also fell Thursday. Stanley Glassock of San Antonio defeated Watson after heavy rain.
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Wilson tames Mets with 25th straight scoreless inning
Houston rookie Don Wilson extended a scoreless streak to 25 innings as the Astros routed the New York Mets 7-0. He allowed two hits, struck out nine and earned his seventh win. The Mets collected singles by Ed Charles and Larry Stahl.
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Colorado’s Hill Leads PGA Championship Day One
Dave Hill, a professional golfer from Evergreen, tops the field with a six under par 66 as he signs for a 66 at the 36-hole Columinee Country Club course. He sits ahead of Johns Micklaus Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper in the opening round of the $150,000 PGA Championship.
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Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
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