West Virginia Elks golf standings after first round
Larry Christian led the West Virginia Elks tournament with a 66 at the Elks course. Arman Fletcher was close behind at 67, while Jim Chatfield posted 69 and Tucker Bowen tied Hayes with 70s in a crowded leaderboard.
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Dodgers Sign Mountaineer Star Chuck Boggs
The Los Angeles Dodgers signed West Virginia star Chuck Boggs the Southern Conference batting champion with a .370 average. Boggs will join Tri Cities in Kennewick Washington for the Northwest League Class A farm club action this weekend. contract terms were not disclosed.
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Baseball Schedule Includes Key AL Showdowns
American League games list New York at Chicago with Talbot and Hor len, Detroit hosts Odom, Minnesota at Cleveland with Chance and Connolly, Boston at Washington featuring Lonborg and Moore, California at Baltimore with Brunet and Barber. Night games noted.
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Baseball Schedule and Pitcher Matches Across League Night
National League games listed with team matchups and starting pitchers. Notable duels include Nye for Chicago and Del medy for New York, Sisk or O Dell for Pittsburgh against Wise of Philadelphia, and Marichal for San Francisco facing Cincinnati. Other key starts feature Drysdale for Los Angeles and Dierker for Houston, with day and night slots noted.
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Angels Trade for Repoz as A's Add Sanford from KC
The Angels acquired outfielder Roger Repoz from Kansas City for 38 year old pitcher Jack Sanford. Repoz, 26, hit .241 with two homers before Army duty. Sanford had a 3-2 record and a 4.47 ERA this season. The A's also receive an unnamed Triple A player.
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Nicklaus One Behind After Dramatic Open Round
Jack Nicklaus trails by one after a dramatic finish with birdies at the 12th and 18th greens. Palmer expresses confidence after another solid round, saying he hit most greens and created several birdie chances. Sixty five players qualified for the final two rounds. notable exits include Tommy Bolt, Jack Fleck, and Gene Littler. The Boston Bruins allowed 253 goals in 70 games, ranking behind the New York Rangers in scoring.
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Cubs Beat Mets 4 3 In 10th Inning Sac Fly
Chicago Cubs defeat New York Mets 4 3 in the 10th as John Boccabella delivers a sacrifice fly scoring Adolpho Phillips unearned run. Phillips opened the 10th with a walk and stole second before advancing to third on Hank Taylor misplay. Phillips also hit a three run homer in the fifth.
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Judge demurs with horse suggestion to jailed jockey
Cincinnati AP report Elwood Eades a 25 year old jockey from Covington Kentucky was convicted of speeding at River Downs. He received a 25 dollar fine plus costs and a 30 day driving suspension. The judge quipped a way to get to work saying get a horse.
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Senators Sweep Red Sox With Ninth-Inning Rally
Washington beat Boston 4-3 in the nightcap to complete a doubleheader sweep after Ken McMullen scored on Paul Casanova’s bases loaded grounder. Bob Priddy earned the opener 1-0 with a seven scoreless innings and a squeeze bunt RBI.
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Held's late homer lifts Angels in doubleheader sweep
Woodie Held, just traded from Baltimore, hit a ninth inning homer to beat the Orioles 2-1 and later added a two run shot in the nightcap as California Angels swept the doubleheader. The win extended the Angels streak to five and matched 10 wins in 11. Orioles dropped to five straight losses.
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Hinton Singles To Decide Game In 10th Inning
Cleveland Indians win over Minnesota 21 in ten innings as Chuck Hinton hits a 10th inning single driving in Larry Brown. Rod Carew's 15 game hitting streak ends with a fourth inning homer for the Twins, while Tony Oliva injures himself on a leaping attempt for Azcue's double.
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Andretti Smashes Wall in Ontario Practice
Mario Andretti spun into the wall during a practice session at Mosport Ont. but walked away uninjured from his damaged Ford. The Nazareth, Pennsylvania driver is among leaders entered for Saturday's Indy 200 trophy on the 2% mile road course.
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