Boating Road Signs and Safe Trailer Winch Tips
A guide to navigational buoys explains red buoys on the starboard side and black buoys on the port side, with lighted and sound buoys aiding night navigation. It also covers safe cook aboard practices, trailer winch selection, line strength, and proper setup to load and unload boats efficiently and safely.
Lolich sets Detroit strikeout record with 16 against California
Mickey Lolich struck out 16 batters in Detroit's 6-3 win over the California Angels, setting a new Tigers single game strikeout mark. Lolich downed Dick Sturat as his 16th victim in the ninth inning, amid fan excitement and terse remarks from Angels manager Bill Rigney. In other AL action, Boston, Cleveland, Baltimore, Kansas City, and New York posted wins as Tony Conigliaro hit his sixth homer and the Yankees extended their win streak to eight.
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Mickey Lolich
Bill Rigney
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Dick Stuart
Bubba Morton
Bill Freehan
Freehan
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Seattle
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Washington
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Minnesota
Tony Conigliaro
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Clay Culp
Vicente Romo
Dick Ellsworth
Indians
Zoilo Versalles
Jose Cardenal
Lee Maye
Ken Harrelson
Dave Johnson
Johnson
Bert Campaneris
Orioles
Blue Moon Odom
Ios
Dennis Higgins
Bob Oliver
Royals
Senators
Lou Piniella
Hank Allen
Bill Robinson
Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Bowling league records and mixed doubles results snapshot
In a local bowling page, Dan Clark posts a 266 in the Men’s Summer League, with John Woodard at 202 and Stan Wolosyn 212. Singles leading scorer Bob Katulich, doubles champs Katulich Goodwill, and overall top 1364 aggregate. Thursday and Tuesday league scores listed, with female first names and several team names like Gracie’s Gang and Road Runners. Mixed doubles feature Humpty Dumpty and Just One More with Spoon 215 and Steves 4.
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Dan Clark
John Woodard
Stan Wolosyn
Humpty Dumpty
Pete Spoon
Harold Steves
Auto Racing Making It On Merits and Determination
New York AP reports auto racing in the U.S. is a growing, turbulent arena with no central body, driven by manufacturers and accessory firms, featuring NASCAR founder Bill France Sr. and a network of new tracks, ambitious entrepreneurs like Larry Lopatin, and rising wealth among tracks, teams, and drivers amid multi-million dollar projects and independent ventures.
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New York
U.S
America
Detroit
William H.C
Bill” France
National Association For Stock Car Auto Racing
France
Nascar
Daytona Beach
Fla
Darlington D.C
Charlotte
Rockingham
N.C
Atlanta
Irish Hills
Mich
Ontario
Calif
Los Angeles
Indianapolis Speedway
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Richmond
Houston
Chicago
Larry Lopatin
Lopatin
Ontario Speedway
Wall Street
Richard Howard
Charlotte Speedway
Howard
Holman and Moody Co
Char Atte
Ford Motor Co
Ford
John Gaskey
Concord
Gaskey
Shutouts Spark NL Except In Pappas' Case
Milt Pappas lost control after a second-inning warning and threw four wide pitches to Larry Hisle and a belt-high slider to Grant Jackson, leading to Jackson's grand slam in a 6-2 Phillies win over the NL West leaders. The day featured multiple NL shutouts including Cubs, Giants, Cardinals, Astros, and Reds-Expos contests, with Selma’s two-hitter for Chicago and Carlton’s eight-strikeout duel for St. Louis.
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Dick Selma
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Pittsburgh
Rich Robertson
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Steve Carlton
Houston
New York
Tom Griffin
Cincinnati
Montreal
Johnny Briggs
Harris
Selma
Cubs
Gary Ross
Joe Niekro
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