Crumples Phils Singer No-Hits Phillies in Tight NL East Battle
Los Angeles right-hander Bill Singer no hit Philadelphia through five, then shut out the Phillies 2-0, improving to 7-3 as he contended for the NL East lead. The 26-year-old had missed 53 days with hepatitis and improved his run after a long layoff.
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No-Hit Wins Highlight Mixed MLB Action Across Leagues
First place Pittsburgh lost 54 to Houston in 12 innings while New York Mets fell 74 to San Francisco. Cincinnati swept St Louis 43 and 40 in 10 innings. Atlanta beat the Cubs 3-1 and 5-0 in a rain-shortened game. San Diego edged Montreal 3-1. Jim Lefebvre and Wes Parker delivered RBI hits for the Dodgers. Oscar Gamble was hit by a pitch and Rob Singer faltered on picks. Dock Ellis and Clyde Wright threw no-hitters this year.
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President Nixon backs Ted Williams cooling off rule after game
President Nixon supported Senators manager Ted Williams rule that clubhouse doors remain closed to reporters for 15 minutes after games. He said it helps players cool down after tough losses or wins. In baseball action, Baltimore crushed Detroit 14-5 behind Ellie Hendricks while Washington beat Milwaukee 2-0 and other AL games featured Minnesota over Cleveland 4-2, New York 6-1 over California, and Oakland 3-2 at Boston.
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EUMC tops Sparta Baptists 24 12 in church league game
In a Church Recreation Softball League clash, Evangelical United Methodist Clubbers defeated the Sparta Baptists 24 to 12. Doug Bennink led with six hits, three doubles, three singles, and Jack Bennink earned the win on the mound as EUMC totaled 30 hits.
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LL All-Stars Play Tonight in Albion Rain Delay
The Little League All-Star game between Corry and Albion National League was moved from Albion field due to rain. It will be played this evening at 6 PM behind the Lutheran Church in Albion.
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Baseball Schedule Notes From The Evening Card
Cincinnati at Chicago Atlanta at Pittsburgh. N nadsfon at St Louis No Montre al at Los Angeles New York at San Diego N Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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Hubby’s Helper League Faces Wife Held Kicker Tension
Panther coach Paul Massey says he is bickering with the couple while Patricia holds for him. Pat expresses slight fear that opposing linemen will rush her rather than the kicker, highlighting tension in a local football setting.
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Retirement Fund Dispute Rages In Pro Football Lockout
New York RP reports NFL owners and the NFL Players Association remain at odds over retirement fund funding. Players seek about $3.6 million yearly, owners offer $1.7 million. Pro Bowl contract renegotiations and potential delays to the All-Star game in Chicago complicate talks as veteran stars pledge support for the union.
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