Mets Rally Behind Shaw In 9-3 Win Over Chicago
Bob Shaw pitched for the Mets to win a 9-3 game against Chicago marking his fourth straight victory with New York. The veteran right hander extended a start streak not matched in five years by the franchise since 1964. The Mets improved their record as Shaw scattered 11 hits and raised his personal mark to 4 wins.
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Senators Edge Bosox 4-3 on McMullen Hit In 9th
Ken McMullen sparked Washington with a two run fourth inning single and the decisive ninth inning double to beat Boston 4-3. Don Lock started the ninth with an infield single and moved to third after Frank Howard singled. Petrocelli homered for Boston, while Kranepool and Bresoud provided Mets offense with two homers in a four run spurts. Santo extended his hitting streak to 24 games as the Cubs lost for the sixth straight.
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Aaron Leads Western Open After Three Rounds In Heat
Tommy Aaron shot 69 for 212 total to take a one stroke lead as Billy Casper Ken Venturi and Kermit Zarley sit at 213 in the Western Open at Medinah in 95 degree heat. Arnold Palmer slips to 217.
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No Hit Oddity Highlights Bunning and Koufax Streaks
A.P. notes 23 no-hit games in the past decade. Jim Bunning, a Phillie, threw two caught no hitters in that span, one with Detroit in 1953 and a perfect game in his first Philly year. Koufax has a no-no in each of his last four seasons, all at night.
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Chisox edge Yankees 2 1 in tough five hit duel
Chicago White Sox defeat New York 2-1 behind five hit pitching by Gary Peters and Bob Locker. Lee Elia homered off Mel Stottlemyre in the fifth to break a scoreless game and Ken Berry homered off Whitey Ford in the eighth. Ford returned from the disabled list. Peters earned the win. Stottlemyre fell to 6-8.
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Kaline drives Tigers past Twins with eighth inning homer
Detroit tops Minnesota 1-0 as Kaline hits a two out homer in the eighth. Denny McLain and Jim Grant start for both clubs before Larry Sherry earns his fifth win. Roggenburk works seven, Uhlaender fans with bases loaded in seventh.
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Denes and Seth Face Off Amid Press Box Confusion
A chaotic exchange in the press box centers on Denes and Seth as officials struggle with deductions and earnings. The scene evokes a point of no return in a disputed event.
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Titled Hero wins Queen's Plate at Woodbine
Titled Hero, the favorite, captured the 107th Queen's Plate at Woodbine in 2:03 3/5 for 1 1/4 miles. Bye And Near finished second, Bright Monarer third, Holarctic fourth as 25,248 fans watched the Canadian classic run in 93 degree heat. The purse totaled $89,175 with $52,113.73 to the winner.
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Acey Deucy Term Explained By Associated Press
The Associated Press explains acey deucey as a racing term describing a jockey riding with the inside left iron lower than the outside right iron. The article clarifies the stance used in a turn or race.
Wit and Wisdom From A Hadley Bridge Club
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Virginia State Amateur Golf Opens With Small Field
The 53rd Virginia State Amateur opens at the Cascades and Lower Cascades courses in Hot Springs with 158 entrants, far below typical fields. Wayne Jackson defends against five former champions including Vinny Giles and Nelson Broach, with Tim Collins back to challenge. Qualifying starts Thursday, then match play begins Saturday, concluding Monday.
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Charleston Swimmer Sets AAU Record at 12
Tom Jarvis a 12 year old swimmer from Charleston broke the AAU mark in the 100 meter breaststroke for 11 and 12 year olds clocking 1 18 8 in downtown Charleston on Saturday.
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Kiwanis All-Star Kickoff Program Monday
The Bluefield Kiwanis Club will host an All-Star football kickoff at the West Virginian Hotel Monday. Program chairman Ron Satterfield will attend. Coach Don Williams, who will lead the West Virginia All-Stars against the Virginians at Michell Stadium in August, will speak. Also speaking are Reese Spangler, Bob Gatherum and Goodman Jones.
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