Triple C Tops Saco In BRL Tilt
Triple C beat Saco 5 to 2 at Saco Memorial Field to start the State Babe Ruth League Tourney. Wayne Hartsgrove and Dave Appleton led a seven hit attack with two hits each while Hartsgrove allowed two safeties over seven innings for the win. Brunswick lost 8 to 1 to Augusta in the opener as Coughlin’s mound work limited the Brunswick nine to five scattered hits.
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Romano Romps With Two Homers In 9-4 White Sox Win
John Romano returned to form as he hit two home runs and drove in five, lifting Chicago past Cleveland 9-4. His reception follows a winter trade that brought him back to the White Sox after a stint with Cleveland.
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Medical program aids student athletes in Columbus
About 130 physicians are to attend a two day program Aug 26 27 in Columbus. The session is jointly conducted by the Ohio High School Athletic Association the Ohio State Medical Association and Ohio State University's college of medicine. Dr Thomas F E Shaffer of Ohio State will preside.
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Cubs Turn to Abernathy after 12-inning Win
Chicago Cubs win 2-1 in 12 innings over the Mets as Ted Abernathy picks up the victory in relief after joining the Cubs from Cleveland. The Cubs split a doubleheader with the Mets, while Philadelphia shut out Pittsburgh 5-0 in the other NL game.
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Special Races At Beech Ridge In Scarborough Saturday
A 75 lap Modified Mid Season Championship plus 25 lap Super Modified Class A and 15 lap Class C races headline Beech Ridge Speedway card in Scarborough. Bomber drivers duel for champ over 75 laps as Ray Leach leads a large field including Dick Wolstenhulme Russ Nutting Gardner Leavitt Bob Babb Marty Vachon Don Brown and Cal Reynolds.
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Nadeau Wins Men's Speed League Rolloff
Nadeau topped 14 bowlers at Roll-A-Way Lanes with a 609 handicap total aided by 85 pins. John St Onge was second with 590 and 50 bonus pins, George Natial took third with 574 and 105 bonus pins. Ronald Lacasse had a high single award with 114 as the field's scores ranged widely.
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Gilchrist Arrives Late to Broncos Camp after Dispute
Golden Colorado AP reports Cookie Gilchrist reached the Denver Broncos training camp nine days late amid a salary dispute with management. He expressed happiness with the settlement and noted it was due to a lack of communication.
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Standings and results from the American League baseball games
The American League standings show Minnesota leading with a 63 37 record and a .630 pace, followed by Baltimore Cleveland and others. Thursday results include Boston 6 Kansas City 4 and New York 7 Detroit 3, with several matchups listed for today and tomorrow.
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National League standings and Thursday results
NL standings show Los Angeles leading with 60 wins and 43 losses, Cincinnati 57 44, Milwaukee 54 43, San Francisco 53 43, Philadelphia 52 48, St. Louis 50 50, Pittsburgh 51 52, Chicago 49 55, Houston 43 55, New York 33 69. Thursday results include New York 14 Philadelphia 1 and Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 0. more games listed with matchups and notes.
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Phillies blank Pirates as Culp fans ten in shutout
Ray Culp pitched two hitter with 10 strikeouts to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-0 win over Pittsburgh and extend their scoreless inning streak to 23. Johnny Lewis drove in four for the New York Mets in a split with the Chicago Cubs in the twin bill.
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Patriots Camp Cuts Leave 54 Players and Injuries
The Boston Patriots AFL camp was trimmed to 54 players as veterans Dick Felt and Don McKinnon left. Felt, sidelined by a ruptured Achilles, heads home for therapy, aiming to rejoin late next month. McKinnon undergoes knee surgery and faces about two months out. Coach Holovak praised rookies Hennessey, Malone, Canale, and Whalen after the Jets game.
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Major League Leaders Abridged Batting and Pitching Stats
The data lists top leaders in batting and pitching. Yasui trzemski and Mantilla headline batting with averages. Oliva leads runs and hits for Minnesota. Horton and Killebrew tie for home runs. Campaneris and Cardenas top steals. Grant leads pitching with 11-3 and .786. McDowell and Lolich lead strikeouts.
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Baseball Stat Leaders And Standouts Of The Season
Batting leaders include Clemente of Pittsburgh hitting .338 with 127 hits and 87 runs for Cincinnati’s Rose with 76 runs. Banks Chicago leads with 79 RBIs, Mays San Francisco hits 23 home runs, Clemente ties for top with Callison and Stargell at 22. Wills Los Angeles steals 71 bases, Koufax Los Angeles wins 174 decisions with an .810 era.
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U S Track Team Favored in Kiev Dual Meet
The United States track and field team is favored to defeat the Soviet Union in the annual dual meet in Kiev. The Russians are downplaying the event and will not televise it in the Soviet Union, while ABC plans live satellite coverage from Saturday and Sunday. An AAU official cites fear of a US upset and Vietnam tensions as reasons for Moscow’s restraint.
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Fights Last Night In Mexican Mex-Welter Title Event
In Los Angeles Buckskin Jimmy Fields of Compton California and Pulga Serrano of Tijuana Mex fought to a draw at 135 and 140 pounds. In Matamoros Jorge Rosales from Guadalajara stopped Raymundo Torres from Reynosa in the welterweight title bout.
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