Brewers rally to six runs in one inning versus Boston
In Milwaukee the Brewers beat Boston 6-1 amid a beer night crowd of 20,865. Ken Brett earned his first win since May 10 and New York extended a six game AL streak as other AL results unfold.
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FUMC Wins Clash of Methodists on Softball Field
FUMC defeated EUMC 82 in a Church Recreation Softball League game. Ron Harrington belted a three run homer in the big sixth inning and added a single, while Bob Marsh earned the win. Harrington and Marsh each had two hits for FUMC. Hiner led EUMC with two safeties as eight other EUMC players contributed one hit.
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Freddy's Funny Ford at Area Tracks this weekend
The event features Freddy's Comedy on wheels with a car stunt act billed to entertain families. The Funny Ford performs unpredictable stunts with fire water and occasional explosions and even attempts self driving. Shows start at 8:30 tonight and 8:00 tomorrow at Stateline.
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Hometowner Leads Western Open Race
Jimmy Jamieson, a 29 year old from Moline, shot 31 36 67 to take a two stroke lead at 135 seven under par at Sunset Ridge in Northbrook Illinois. Doug Sanders was two behind at 137 with a 33 34 71 while Tommy Aaron posted a 65 for the day. Jamieson spoke of the home crowd boost as Nicklaus Palmer Trevino and Player skipped the event.
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Loaners Plan Busy Weekend for Corry Legion Team
The Corry Savings and Loan American Legion Loaners schedule a busy weekend at Loveland Field. Tonight they host Erie County Legion League leader Erie Post 11 at 6 o’clock. Sunday features Harborcreek at 1 pm at Loveland Field, a road trip, and a 6 pm game against Fairview at Fairview’s field.
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Corry Little League Outlines All Star Plan Amid Rain
Corry Little League officials met at the VFW Club to set plans for resumed regular games at 5 45 p m with all star tryouts for 12 year olds led by manager Sam Barbalaci and assistant Richard Staples. Moose and CJ duel on July 3 with a July 4 doubleheader before All Star play begins July 6. Eleven year olds may be invited to try out at manager discretion.
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Royals Recall Bobby Floyd From Omaha Farm Club
The Kansas City Royals announced they have recalled infielder Bobby Floyd from Omaha in the American Association. Floyd batted .306 at Omaha and played in the Royals’ first nine games of the season before being sent to the minors.
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Baltimore Lands Hayes From Rockets In Jack Marin Swap
Baltimore Bullets acquire Elvin Hayes from Houston Rockets in exchange for Jack Marin and undisclosed future considerations. Philanthropic coach Gene Shue aims to rebuild the team and induce a new attitude, pairing Hayes with Wes Unseld to sharpen internal balance and on court firepower.
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Arlin Brings One Hitter Then Faces No Hitter Hopes
Steve Arlin followed a two-hitter against Pittsburgh with a one hitter versus San Francisco to boost the Padres 4-1 aided by Nate Colbert's three run homer. Garry Maddox doubled for SF's lone hit. Cincinnati beat Houston 7-1 as Ross Grimsley spun five hitters, Bench homered thrice for the Reds, and Los Angeles beat Atlanta 2-1. In others, Pirates beat Chicago 4-2, Montreal topped Philadelphia 2-1, and St. Louis-NY game was rained out. The Expos starter and offense drove in runs as Oscar Gamble plated a Philadelphia run later. The Rockets said they will play 28 home games at Hofheinz Pavilion in Houston and 13 at San Antonio Center for the 1972-73 season.
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