Fifth Week Comes To Close Feds Top Sports In Central Tilt
The Federals bombed the Sports 104 Friday night to stay atop the standings after five weeks. Lions beat the Pelicans 62 to stay 1.5 games back. Feds improve to 8-0-2. Novosad pitched, Hughes and Hazelwood led with two hits and a fourth homer. Pelicans led 1-0 before Lions exploded for five in the fifth. Ricky Stroud earned the win in relief. In East League, Mustangs edged Wolves 3-2. Oilers beat Dodgers 8-4. Michael Urban tossed a one-hitter for the Indians over the Orioles in West League. Rams beat Beavers 9-7. Hooper allowed 15 strikeouts for the winners.
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Federals
Lions
Pelicans
Mike Novosad
Feds
Don Elliott
Raul Ramirez
Ricky Stroud
Wayne Ganske
Phillip Painter
Mike Pillow
Ken Way
Ricky Huntley
Mustangs
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Oilers
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Randy Rhea
Ricky Tompkins- Clanton
Worvel
Reagan Bounds
Johnny Sivek
Michael Urban
Indians
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Beavers
Rams
Larry Zinn
Urban
Lonny Meadows
White Sox and Cubs win at Optimist Teen League games
The Orioles beat the White Sox 3 to 2 as John May earned the win with strong relief and Keith Sanders fanned 10 for the Orioles. In the nightcap the Cubs beat the Pirates 9 to 4 after a six run sixth inning led by Mike Raney pitching a six hitter and Pirates errors.
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White Sox
Orioles
Cubs
Pirates
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Billy Gant
Don Moody
Lloyd Hargrove
May
Keith Sanders
Dave Kveton
Mike Raney
Gregg Matthews
David Bradford
Matthews
Weiskopf Skies To 83 As Aaron Grabs Lead
Atlanta AP Tom Weiskopf, 25, struggled with an 83 after an opening 68 as Tommy Aaron, 31, of Georgia took a two stroke lead at the Atlanta Classic. Aaron posted 70 for 129 through 36 holes, with Bob Lunn second at 131 and Jack Nicklaus third at 142. The cut at 149 eliminated several veterans, including Roberto da Vicenzo tied to Masters controversy.
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Weiskopf
Aaron
Atlanta
Tom Weiskopf
Tommy Aaron
Bob Lunn
Jack Nicklaus
Atlanta Country Club
Georgia
Roberto da Vicenzo
de Vicenzo
Bob Goalby
Goalby
Shaving Strokes and the Driver Dilemma in Golf Technique
Golf columnist Frank Veard discusses overcoming the fear of air time with drivers and woods. He cites personal practice, recommends using two or three woods off the tee, and notes Masters usage, wind conditions, and low-ball strategies. He promotes his book Shaving Strokes 75 Steps to Winning Golf with an order address in New York.
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