Windsor Legion Stops Bennington 8 1 in league clash
Windsor Legion Post 13 defeated Bennington 8 to 1 as Bennington slips to eighth in the Vermont Legion League standings. Bob Stacey pitched well for Windsor, driving in two runs, while Scott Racicot endured a rough first inning. Bennington, hurt by errors and a weak start, dropped to 3 4 on the season with losses in three straight contests.
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Namath's return to Jets unclear amid business deal delay
Jets coach Weeb Ewbank said Joe Namath may report within 48 hours after delaying due to a business deal. Namath defied Rozelle by not selling his nightclub stake, then quit, later seen in a civil softball game as he negotiates a possible late report with no confirmed suspensions.
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Amazing Mets Stay With Cubs By JoE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer
Ernie Banks drove in four runs as the Cubs swept the Phillies 6-0 and 6-4. Kranepool and Swoboda delivered deciding hits for the Mets in 4-3 and 9-7 wins over the Expos, keeping pace with the league-leading Cubs who opened a series with New York. Other games featured St. Louis 4-2, Houston 9-6, San Diego 1-0, and San Francisco 3-2 over Los Angeles.
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Driver Injured In Trial Run At Watkins Glen
James N. Locke of Alton New Hampshire suffered a fractured vertebra and broken ankle when his McLaren MK2B entered by Locke Lake Colony rolled over after missing a curve during a practice run for the Canadian American Challenge Cup at Watkins Glen New York. He was listed in fair condition and improving at Schuyler Hospital Montour Falls. The accident occurred near the start finish after navigating the hard right turn at about 40 mph.
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British Open Champion Lands PGA Experience
Tony Jacklin, the British Open winner at Royal Lytham, credits two years on the U.S. PGA Tour for his success, saying American golf is the big time even as Britons celebrate a homegrown champion for the first time in 18 years. Charles finished two behind, with Thomson and de Vicenzo tied for third, while Nicklaus and Love occupied mixed spots behind.
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League Standings After Tuesday's Games
Baseball standings and results show Wash sweeping New York 5 4 and 10 1, Cleveland taking two from Detroit 6 1 and 7 4, Minn beating Seattle 5 2 and 5 4, Chicago and Kan City exchanging wins 4 8 and 1 4 with Baltimore 6 Boston 3, Calif 8 Oakland 5 and 7 2, Kan City at Calif night, Oakland at Seattle night, Chicago at Minn night, Cleveland at Balt night, Detroit at Wash night, Boston at New York night 2
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Baltimore Bops Bosox In Finale
Orioles pitcher Ray McNally won his 13th game as Baltimore defeated Boston 6-3 to clinch the five game series. Tony Conigliaro homered, Reggie Smith produced key hits, and Ellie Henderson hit a seventh inning homer. Orioles sit 13 games ahead of Detroit. Red Sox head to New York for a doubleheader with the Yankees.
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Reading Phillies Grab Loop Lead
The Reading Phillies swept a doubleheader from the Waterbury Indians 9-1 and 5-1 to take first place in the Eastern League. Smitty Holland and Bill Laxton each pitched one-hitters in the wins, as Reading collected 14 hits in the opener while Ray Scrable drove in three runs. York's 9-0 loss to the Red Sox left Reading one game ahead.
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Jets hold first practice as four signings announced
New York Jets opened practice in Hempstead New York and announced four signings among them quarterback Al Woodall the No 2 draft pick from Duke.
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