Martin and Diaz Clinch County Senior Title in Narrow Win
Martin and Diaz edged Dougan's Sport with a late rally to capture the county senior division championship. Key plays came in the eighth inning as Dan Medtey struck out Whe the low for the winners and Alis bn Hie eighth scoring Don Silt with the decider. Managers praised the visitors for their steadiness and strength from Hix and Mike Buelinghian.
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14th for Friend Lynch Powers Bucs Past Houston, 4-2
The Pirates beat the Houston Astros 4-2 behind a solid pitching win and key offense. Lynch drove in runs and several players contributed with hits as Pittsburgh built an early lead and held on.
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Freese Injured in Groin Hurdle Reds Slump
Cincinnati Reds announce first baseman Freese will miss one to two weeks with a groin injury. Freese, who had begun to heat up after a slow start, was hurt in the midst of the season as the Reds lost to the Dodgers.
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Renee Nabs Net Title At German International
Renee Schuurman of South Africa won the women's title at the German International tennis championships in Hamburg by defeating Leslie Turner of Australia 6 4 1 6 6 3 in a three set final.
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Braves Build Around Spahn Return For Dodgers Start
Warren Spahn, 42, had his ailing pitching arm pronounced better and will start tonight for the Milwaukee Braves against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Spahn had been out since August 2 with arm soreness while warming up before a scheduled start against the Mets.
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Athletes Say Hello To Brian
ASHLAND Ore. Athletes say hello to Brian Sternberg after a fall on a diving board injured him at the University of Washington hospital. Doctors reported his condition stable the day after the incident during a rehabilitation period.
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Big Train Honored in Boston Against AL Pitching Fame
The article notes a Boston tribute to the famed pitcher known as the Big Train, honoring his impact on the American League. It highlights recognition by Sparis editors and references Walter the Big Vratint as a notable figure in Washington Stn era baseball.
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Yanks Rout Dodgers In Manor Play
Washington Manor reports a 10-4 victory by the Yanks over the Dodgers in Junior League action at Stenzel Park. Randy Young homered and tripled, Don Barnita and Atlas added hits, while Wildcat pitcher Frye faced the Dodgers’ offense. Keith McMullen starred for the Acorns with two runs batted in.
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Bombers Win Game and Series in Roller Derby Shootout
In San Francisco Anne Bauer led the Bombers with seven points to clinch the series 6 games to 5 at the Cow Valley rink. Charlie O'Connell edged Tony Rofan in a close Cup race as the night highlighted Roller Derby action and halftime momentum.
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Saints Cardinals fall pregame injury report notes
Moraga era防panic rumors surface as Iyo Natunllini is doubtful with a barlly sprain. Conel Heddickey says Nomel Hol Amt and Monty Stickles are highly doubtful for the game against the Cardinals, Silukles twists knee. De Smith, Mike Magde, Bruce Bosley expected to play in Salt Lake City. Numelilas unfit after meatball league season. Ho Minvenpalis comments on 43-28 loss. five players sidelined by injuries including Roland Lakes and Vollenweider. Alexander eyed for defensive role as Proxpectors mull where to position him. Tom Gray and Pat Ranevik listed among players.
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National Am Janis In Co Favorite Golf Role
Janis corraris of San Francisco and Hog Conley of Spokane lead the field in the first round of match play at the 11th national girls junior amateur golf championship. Thirty two entrants compete as the two 18 year olds share medal play honors, while Robert Athers and Ferris show early strength in the Western tournament trail.
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Stagg to Miss Two Birthday Parties in Stockton and San Francisco
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 101, ill but likely to skip two birthday parties. The Stockton Lions Club plans a tribute night for Stagg, while a second party in San Francisco features a huge cake with candles. Dr. F W Busher says Stagg feels okay but probably will not attend either event.
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Raiders Edge Chiefs in Prep for Seattle Clash
Raiders coach Al Davis led final preparations at El Rancho Hotel as the American Football League club, champions of the Chiefs era, eyed their next foe Friday night at University of Washington Stadium in Seattle. Davis praised defensive back Willison and Krikoski, noted pass rush needs improvement, and described Flos as one of the finest quarterbacks he has seen. Davis gave his team a day off after reviewing Sunday practice and film before Montreal reports that J L Albrecht quit as Raider assistant manager amid clashes with Davis, signaling a return to the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian League.
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Tokyo Gears Up for Olympics Amid City Destruction
Tokyo braces for the 1904 Olympic Games as construction rages across the city. Marathon routes are set, new subway and railway projects planned, and a massive hotel demand pushes prices up while signs tout the coming Games.
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Pro Grid Roundup Eagles Hurting Chiefs Work Hard
Philadelphia Eagles star back Clarente Peaks suffered a chipped fracture in the left forearm last weekend, threatening three weeks out though retirement rumors swirl around Kansas City veteran Mike McCormack. Rams release six rookies and one veteran at Chapman College. Chiefs prep for an Oakland exhibition with Seattle. Hugh McAlhenny returns, while blockers draw praise.
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Double Protest Clouds Final In Hayward C 2 Softball Clash
Cal Drugs protest in top of second as A&M Frank's steal second during Dale Campbell mound moment. Cavs Drugs led 4 2 before delays and a five inning finish with Cal's Drugs still threatening. Medieros Brothers win fourth straight over South County AC in the nightcap before full Pacific Coast League results.
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