Gun Bow edges Chieftain in crowded Metropolitan Handicap
New York crowds reach 73,375 as Gun Bow saves front running bid to beat Chieftain by a neck in the $111 600 Metropolitan Handicap at Aqueduct. Affectionately sets fast pace, Milo Valenzuela mounts the favorite to a record handle of 6 120 631. Gun Bow earns 72540 for a season with three wins, a second and a third in six starts.
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Mets beat Cubs as Hickman stars in 5-2 opener
In Chicago, Mets left fielder Jim Hickman powered a key game with a three run homer and two hits as New York topped the Cubs 5-2 in the opener of a doubleheader. Fisher pitched seven strong innings before a seventh inning rally and darkness halted the second game, with Los Angeles winning the later continuation.
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Redlegs Beat Dodgers 6 1 as Joey Jay Shields Streak
Joey Jay pitched a three hitter to end Cincinnati’s six game skid in a 6 1 win over Los Angeles in the second game of a doubleheader at Dodger Stadium. Maury Wills driven in the only opener win 4 3 on a ninth inning single with one out from, and Pete Rose contributed two runs in the Reds victory.
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Perry Stuns Cards 4-1 in Dodger Victory
Gaylord Perry pitched eight scoreless innings for the Dodgers, faulted for only a leadoff double in the third. Willie McCovey hit his 11th homer for the Giants, but San Francisco fell behind as the Dodgers held on to win 4-1 after a late rally.
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Bowling winner Gearhart edges Tuttle in Carling event
Butch Gearhart of Fort Lauderdale won the Carling Bowling Tournament in Atlanta with 163.37 Petersen points and $2,500 first prize, narrowly beating defending champ Tommy Tuttle of Rural Hall who had 162.11. Buzz Fazie placed third and Jim Robinnette fourth.
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Stonewall Star Jerry Shinn Chooses Davis and Elkins College
6-6 210-pound forward Jerry Shinn of Stonewall Jackson High School will enroll at Davis and Elkins College next fall. Shinn helped Stonewall reach the regional finals, earned sectional and regional all tournament honors, and averaged about 12 points per game. He is also an active student with interests in business accounting and biology. Andy Fry and Richard Collins have also been accepted to D and E this fall.
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Moran's WVU Cage Post Includes Morris Harvey Career
Moran, a standout at Morris Harvey and WVU, coached at Chamberlain Junior High and Elkview Highs. He earned his master's from West Virginia in 1987 and could join WVU as coach, amid a banner recruiting year and other candidate mentions.
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Chicago Bowling Star Bets on Queens Title
Betty Kuczynski, 25, a rising Chicago bowler, after leaving a bookkeeping job to pursue pro bowling, seeks the Queens championship and further titles. Her earnings from the FWBA tour barely cover expenses, but she remains optimistic about proving herself in major events. She notes past struggles and expects a big leap with continued success.
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