Koufax Wins 19th of Season as Dodgers Top Braves
Sandy Koufax improved to 19-4 with a 6-3 Dodgers win over the Milwaukee Braves. He struck out 12, scattered seven hits, and moved within striking distance of the NL single season mark. Jim Lefebvre led LA with a homer and a single, while Ron Fairly, Jim Gilliam, and Maury Wills added two hits apiece in a 10-hit Dodgers effort.
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Sikes Fires Eight Under Par To Lead Philadelphia Classic
Dan Sikes, a sophomore on the PGA tour, shot an eight-under 64 at Whitemarsh Valley to take a four-stroke lead in the second round of the Philadelphia Golf Classic. Bruce Devlin and Kel Nettleton trailed among the group two behind.
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Randall Park daily double yields $1,115.80 payoff
Irene's Reward paid $20.60 and Good Dee $82.00 at Randall Park, combining for a total return of $1,115.80 on Tuesday as the highest daily double this season. Rain delayed play but par scores remained strong across the field.
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Browns Favored To Beat All-Stars In Pro Collegiate Clash
Cleveland the NFL champion is a two touchdown favorite over the College All-Star team in the 32nd pro versus college game at Soldier Field. Weather may aid the collegians with heat and possible thunderstorms as Navy star Roger Staubach leads the All-Stars against Otto Graham’s pros before about 65,000 fans.
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Eagles Beat Polygraphic 10 6 in Bennington Little League
The Eagles defeated Polygraphic 10 to 6 Wednesday night in Bennington Little League action. A five run first and four run second powered the Eagles with key hits from Duncan Kier Keith LeBarron and Earl Jones while Polygraphic capitalized with several errors.
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Rockies Edge Starkettes In High-Scoring Metro Youth Game
On Monday July 26, the Rook ies of Stark Street slipped by the Starkettes by one run 20 to 19. The Rockies led 11 10 after three innings, then built a 19 17 lead by the fourth. In the fifth, Poly tallied a run as Doug Woodard doubled. Patched scoring details show a back and forth youth league baseball clash with late Eagles counterattack but the final margin remained slim.
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Dorset Tennis Winners Honored at Field Club
Dorset Junior Singles Invitational closes with awards in four divisions. Pete Schein of Woodcliff Lake N J defeated top seed Doug Waterman of New York City 6-2 8-6 in the 16 and under final. Mike Chadwick of Houston beat Mike Fischback of Great Neck for the 14 and under title 6-0 6-1.
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Indians Dominate Tigers Behind McDowell’s 12th Win
Sam McDowell, famed for his long sideburns, struck out 10 in 10th complete game this season as Cleveland beat Detroit 5-2. McDowell scattered 10 hits, improving to 12-? with his 12th win. Willie Horton struck out four times. Twins top Senators 8-5. Yankees blank White Sox 3-0. A’s topple Red Sox 5-1. Giants slam Reds 18-7. Koufax wins 19th as Dodgers.
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Scotch Foursome Couples Qualify for Aug. 28 Tourney
The Scotch Foursome matches at Mt. Anthony Country Club produced multiple qualifiers for the August 28 golf tournament. Winners received golf balls, with Frank Paquin, Madeline Pollock, Doris Chouinard and several teams earning prizes. Low gross scores awarded to Hamilton and Dunham, Liggett and Barrett, Marchant and Chouinard, Wheeler, Towers and Stafford, Winegard and Lonergan.
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Wisconsin to file antitrust suit against Braves again
The state of Wisconsin expected to file a second antitrust suit against the Milwaukee Braves and the National League to block moving the team to Atlanta. The action seeks to keep the Braves in Milwaukee pending court decisions and cites Wisconsin antitrust laws as stronger than federal ones.
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