Freehan's bunt wins for Tigers over A's in tense game
Detroit takes a 3-2 lead on Bill Freehan’s death by bunt in the eighth after Kaline advances on Horton's single. The Tigers secure the win though Oakland’s Deron Johnson triples in the ninth. Standings stay tight with both divisions unchanged.
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Matlack Tops Dodgers In Two-Hitter Win For Mets
Ton Matlack, a young lefty for New York, pitched a two hitter in a complete game to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers ical O, earning his ninth victory as Jerry Grate drove in the only run with a second inning single. Matlack limited Dodgers to two early singles while striking out five and walking two, boosting the Mets in the NL West race.
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Moose wins Bennington Little League title over VFW
Moose captured the Bennington Little League championship by beating VFW 21 in a game marked by seven Moose hits and one error while VFW posted three hits and two errors. Jim Cone earned the win on the mound in a historic title for the Local program.
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Tournament battle starts early by John Hubard
Tournament battle starts early as American Legion baseball tops unveil a heated clash ahead, with teams preparing for a demanding run in the opening rounds and fans bracing for high intensity play across regional sites.
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American Legion
Weiskopf Favored In PGA Championship Ahead Of Nicklaus
The PGA Championship opens with Tom Weiskopf as the favorite ahead of Jack Nicklaus, Trevino, Palmer, and Gary Player. Nicklaus, 44, seeks major win number 13, tying Bobby Jones, while Weiskopf dazzles with top five runs and four wins this season. Crampton leads earnings as Canterbury hosts a 72-hole event on a warm day.
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Gary Player
Australia
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Canterbury
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Trevino
New York
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Johannesburg
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PGA
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Pee Wee football registrations and tryouts in Bennington area
Football registrations open at Stark Street Memorial Park Mally Stark and North Bennington playgrounds. Pee Wee players ages 10 and 11 must be under 12 by Sept 1 197 and weigh no more than 110 pounds. Tryouts Aug 14 36 7 at 4 p.m. Memorial Park. Midget program registering at same sites with $5 fee plus insurance after selection.
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Bobick Wins Again in Binghamton Pro Boxing Night
Olympian Duane Botick of Bowlus Minnesota achieved his seventh straight knockout in seven pro fights by flooring Ned Edwards of Hartford Connecticut at 2 01 of the third round. Botick weighed 219 pounds giving him a 30 pound edge. Also in a scheduled eight rounder Tom Kost 195 of Binghamton stopped Johnny Clohessey 210 New York in the second round at 1 21. Kost improves to 15 2.
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