Pirates Mets clash in NL East showdown as Cubs chase leader
After the All-Star break, the MLB schedule resumes with the Pirates hosting the Mets in a pivotal NL East showdown while the Cubs under Whitey Lockman aim to close the gap. Cesar Cedeno and Richie Scheinblum lead batting, Hank Aaron pushes toward Babe Ruth’s home run mark amid 16 games and two doubleheaders.
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Tagge Named Starter as All Stars Prep for Cowboys
College All-Stars put quarterback Jerry Tagge in the starting role for Friday night at Soldier Field against the Dallas Cowboys. Tagge leads an offense praised for passing accuracy, while injuries thin the defense, with key players sidelined including Walt Patulski Herb Orvis Clarence Ellis and Craig Clemons.
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UB Hands Humboldt First Loss in Slow-Pitch duel
United Brethren toppled Humboldt 13-6 to hand Humboldt its first defeat after 15 straight wins. Barnhart went 4-for-4 with a triple two doubles and a single driving in key runs as UB improved to 14-2 while Humboldt dropped to 15-1. Grogan went the distance for UB and Hottenstien pitched for Humboldt.
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Cardinals Triumph to Finals in Junior Girls Softball
The Cardinals defeated the Woodpeckers 140 Wednesday night to reach the finals of the Junior Division softball tournament. They will face the Robins in the 6 p.m. finale with a win forcing a second game Friday in the double elimination event. Denice Ratliff pitched a shutout.
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Major League Standings and Thursday Games Summary
American Association standings list Oklahoma City, Wichita, Tulsa, Denver, Evansville, Omaha, Indianapolis, Iowa with varied scores. Thursday schedule shows multiple twi night matches and north division tilts featuring Kansas City at Chicago, Detroit at Milwaukee, Boston at New York, Cleveland at Baltimore, Texas at California, Minnesota at Oakland, Chicago at Philadelphia, New York at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Montreal, San Francisco at Atlanta, San Diego at Cincinnati, and Los Angeles at Houston with listed pitching figures.
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Kustom Women Rally To Top Independence In Softball
In a Santa Fe Park night game KusTom Electronics erases a 4 0 deficit with a bottom seventh rally led by Debbie Martin home run and Aimee Guinotte RBI hit. Joss Babcock earned the win after a two run fourth inning push. Marsha Knapp started the scoring for Kustom while Tory Sanderson homered for Independence.
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Fischer Spassky Aiming To Close Gap In Eighth Game
In Reykjavik Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky began the eighth game with Fischer ahead by one point after a seventh game draw. The 24 game match stands 4 3 with Fischer needing eight points to win the title and Spassky nine to retain it.
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Abilene Girl Wins State Junior Golf
Patricia Morrison of Abilene easily captured the Kansas Junior Girls Golf Tournament title with a second-round 75 for a 36-hole total of 153. She led defending champion Beth Boozer of Lawrence by 15 strokes, Boozer finishing with 168.
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