Martin Sees Tigers Fall From Lead as Orioles Overtake
The Baltimore Orioles moved into first in the AL East after beating Boston 2-1, while Detroit’s Tigers dropped to second following a 5-1 loss to Cleveland. Billy Martin warned not to get comfortable, saying they’ll be back. Steve Dunning held Detroit to a seven-hitter until Mickey Stanley’s homer in the ninth.
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Baseball Today’s Games From Fractured OCR
Reading is limited by the messy OCR text. mentions multiple teams and pitchers such as New York Paterson Cleveland Detroit Chicago Oakland Boston Baltimore and Texas. Several player names and records appear garbled, with scores and matchups indiscernible.
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Lolich
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Wood
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Alexander
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Spitler
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Balonte Encarta
Corry Area Junior High Cheerleaders Return from Camp
Corry Area Junior High School cheerleaders returned from the Pioneer Cheerleading Camp at Seven Springs Resort, Champion, Pa. The team placed fourth and third in competitions while funding their own trip. Members include Janell Brown, Debbie Middleton, Kim Hanna, Nancy McLaughlin, Julie Mack, Rhoda Burrows, Sue Powers, Jane Bennett, with Becky Hanna also attending as a CAHS JV cheerleader.
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Corry Area
Seven Springs
Champion
Corry
Janell Brown
Debbie Middleton
Kim Hanna
Nancy McLaughlin
Julie Mack
Rhoda Burrows
Sue Powers
Jane Bennett
Becky Hanna
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McEidowney
Broncos Learn Who Can Play Redskins
Washington Redskins rout Denver 41-0 in NFL exhibition as three quarterbacks fire pinpoint passes. Kilmer and Jurgensen connect for scores, Mason, Wynch also contribute. Arrowhead Stadium dedication noted as Chiefs host Cardinals. other games listed.
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Jerry Tagge
Green Bay
John Reaves
Philadelphia
Stone leads LPGA Pabst Classic first round in Columbus
Beth Stone, 32, of Miami, shoots 69 to grab a one stroke lead over Sally Little and Betty Burfeindt at the Riviera course in Columbus. She credits a spring lesson from Lloyd Mangrum for the putting turnaround after considering quitting the tour earlier. Little, Burfeindt, Rankin, Smith, Ferraris, Haynie, Ahern, Dwyer, Creed, and Palmer are within a few strokes in a tight leaderboard.
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Beth Stone
Riviera Country Club
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Miami
Lloyd Mangrum
Sally Little
Betty Burfevndt
Canaan
N.Y
Miss Burfeindt
Judy Rankin
Midland
Tex
Marilynn Smith
Jupiter
Fla
Jan Ferraris
San Francisco
Bunch
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Christensen Leads Summer Running Series
Fred Christensen, a Corry Area High School junior, won the summer running series with 66 points earned from July and August road races. Mark Ladika was runner up with 43, Tom Mountain 34, Tim Daley 27, and Dave Armstrong the fifth place. Coach Hy Daley announced CAHS cross country practice starts Tuesday at 7 a.m. with evening physicals at 6:30 p.m. at CAHS. 14 runners joined the program, more expected for preseason practice.
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Corry
Fred Christensen
Corry Area
Christensen
Mark Ladika
Tom Mountain
Tim Daley
Dave Armstrong
Hy Daley
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Daley
Braves Rally Past Reds On Breazeale Pinch Hit Homer
Braves pinch hitter Jim Breazeale homered on the first pitch for a three run shot and sparked a five run eighth as Atlanta beat Cincinnati 7 5. Ralph Garr Hank Aaron Earl Williams and Dusty Baker contributed in the late rally while Pittsburgh Houston Montreal Chicago and Los Angeles won their games.
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Jim Breazeale
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Ralph Garr
Hank Aaron
Earl Williams
Dusty Baker
Richie Hebner
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Nevil Leads Westchester Classic With 65 On Day One
Dwight Nevil, a 27 year old former Dallas firefighter, shot 65 to lead the Westchester Classic by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus at Westchester Country Club. Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino lingered, while many big names failed to qualify for the final two rounds. The $250000 event offers 50000 to the winner as Nevil seeks his first major tour victory.
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N.Y
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Lee Trevino
Dwight Nevil
Texas
Jack Nicklaus
Nevil
Dallas
Westhester Country Club
DeWitt Weaver
Palmer
Grier Jones
Jimmy Jamieson
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Miller Barber
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Phil Rodgers
Bob Lunn
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