Columbus survives as York ousted in league tourney
In a tense Area O Legion tournament game at Moller Field Columbus beat York 13 to 3 to stay alive. Key hitters Doug Wardinger Greg Bullington and Larry Valasek led Columbus with multiple hits while Wardinger held York to four hits through four innings before relievers closed it out. Millard defeated Fremont 20 to 0 as Bruce Benedict homered and doubled for Millard in a 31-8 line.
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Mint Bar wins Leigh tourney by 10 9 score
Mint Bar of Norfolk edged Clarkson 30 3 in a 1b inning thriller to win the Wie Leigh Volunteer Fire Department Softball tournament. Winning pitcher Dave Welch drove home the decisive run after a 9 9 deadlock. Clarkson ace Darrell Dubsky was out injured.
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Harvey Ross Hits 50 In Hive Rock Shoot
Harvey Ross scores 50 in a hive rock shoot at Trank Walton. Ross makes a perfect 3 x 80 in 8 blue rock shoot with Hawke, Doug Bohaty and others totaling 48 as top teams Tooley Drug Oasis Bar Ikes Gun Chub Ighlitz Beer gain strong standings. Michigan State football staff includes four former Spartans Fat Youngs Sherman Tawis Pan Underwood and Jimmy Raye.
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Royals take lead as A's fall in pennant race
The Oakland A's lost 6-3 to Minnesota and dropped to second in the American League West, one game behind the Kansas City Royals who beat Chicago. Larry Biitzi collected a double and two singles with 14th homer, while Dick Drago’s nine-hit effort propelled Kansas City to its fifth straight win and a 1game edge. Elsewhere Red Sox routed Yankees 10-0, Indians topped Orioles 6-0, Brewers beat Tigers 6-3, Angels edged Rangers 4-2.
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Bench a frustrating year despite 21 homers and 81 RBIs
Cincinnati star Johnny Bench voiced frustration with a season slowed by plate struggles. He belted a two run homer in Atlanta as the Reds routed the Braves 17-2. The win left Cincinnati 3 games back of the Dodgers in the NL West as the four-game series ended 3-1 for the Reds.
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49ers Prospects vs Cowboys Stir Playoff Talk
San Francisco 49ers face tough odds against the Dallas Cowboys in upcoming playoffs. The club shows strong offense on paper but QB indecision, aging runners, and a vulnerable left tackle spot threaten stability. Receivers Ted Kwalek and Gene Washington loom as top targets as Vic Washington and Larry Scheer struggle for balance behind a line led by Woody Peoples and Forrest Blue.
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Garland blanks Papillion Johns to hand Garland its only loss
In Genoa Neb the undefeated Garland squad defeated Papillion Johns 2 0 in a Nebraska Semi Pro Baseball Tournament game. Randy Miller homered and Jerry Zuess doubled to drive the Runs, while Bob Munson and Mark Cummings combined for the shutout. Jim Kamik led Papillion with three singles.
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Yorks three run rally halts Reds win streak in Midget game
York overcame a three run fourth to upset Columbus Reds 3 to 2 at Moller Field in the Aren 5 Midgets tournament. Key plays included Jeff Sehat reaching on a fielder's choice, a decisive two run hit by Frank Swars, and a late double play ending Columbus threats. Reds streak ends at nine as York advances toward Sunday’s Midyset final.
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Duane Thomas to shine as Redskins host Lions tonight
Washington prepares a display night for Duane Thomas while George Allen limits risk to last season's MVP Larry Brown. The Redskins likely field the same starters as their Super Bowl run, with Roger Staubach set to play partial action for the Cowboys against the Rams. Oilers make two trades sending Fdesel Garrison to the Rams for an undisclosed pick and obtaining Eddie Richardson from the Giants for an eighth round 1974 choice.
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