Bosman Strikes Out Twins as Bosman Switch Haunts Minnesota
Dick Bosman, once a drag racer, hurled a 1 run win over Minnesota as Cesar Tovar’s leadoff single sparked a 1-0 affair. Bosman retired 16 in a row, then escaped a sixth inning threat, lowering his ERA to 3.02 while Minnesota’s lead slipped to five games. The day’s other AL results included California edging Baltimore 3-2 and Milwaukee beating Detroit 3-2.
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Bench Nears Roy Campanella’s Catcher Record Rematch
Cincinnati slugger Johnny Bench homered twice as the Reds rout the Mets 6-1 securing Jim Merritt win number 17. Bench's 40 homers potential record depends on counting only games as catcher, with 33 of his blasts logged while behind the plate. Dodgers, Cubs, Astros, and Braves also posted wins in a day of NL action.
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Moose Stop VFW To End II Season
The Sorry Little League wrapped its season with Moose defeating VFW 6 to 2 behind Jim Powell and Jett, and Sam Barbalacci’s pitching. Todd Triscuit took the loss for VFW as Bill Jones led the visitors with a double and a single. The night also previews tonight’s Saegertown showdown between Corry Jamestown and the French Creek Valley National League top team for the Individual Team Tournament title.
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Nicklaus tied for PGA lead amid curious crowd scenes
Jack Nicklaus shares the first round lead at the PGA Championship with John Miller after a 68 at Southern Hills. The 30-year-old Columbus native displays a polished persona while legends Sam Snead and Lee Trevino trail, as champions like Ray Floyd and Tony Jacklin endure rough patches in Tulsa.
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YMCA To Host Corry Jarts Championship
The Corry YMCA announces a citywide Jarts tournament on August 29 at the Y starting 1 p.m. Open to area residents with a 2 cent entry in each event. Prizes awarded in men and boys, ladies and girls, and coed groups. Registration the day of the event. spectators invited. envisioned as an annual affair.
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Today Games B Baltimore at Oakland and other MLB matches
Baseball schedule lists Baltimore at Oakland with Hardin and Dobson, Cleveland at Milwaukee, Chicago at Washington, Minnesota at Boston, Detroit at California, New York at Detroit, and several other clashes. Tomorrow features multiple matchups including Baltimore at Oakland and Chicago at New York, with two day night games noted.
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Presbyterians Rally To Blast Catholics In Church Tilt
The Presbyterians routed the Catholics 28 to 9 in a Church Recreation Softball League game to keep playoff hopes alive. Ed Mikesell, Jan Van Dresar, and Steve Grice led with four hits each as Ottaway earned the win before an injury forced hospital treatment.
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Nixon Honors Lombardi With Phone Call From President
President Nixon phoned Vince Lombardi at Georgetown University Hospital to wish him well after a second operation. Congress leaders from both parties paid tribute, praising the former Green Bay Packers coach, who is temporarily replaced by Bill Austin as Redskins coach.
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