Honda Rips South Boston in Stan Musial League Playoff
Honda thrashed South Boston 14 to 1 at Market Garden Field to stay undefeated in second-round Stan Musial League action. Jesse Jones routed Gretna 5-2 as both teams stand 1-1. tonight’s 8 o'clock game will decide Honda’s opponent in Thursday’s championship round. Reliever Reggie Dalton held Gretna in check after a rough start, with Honda’s bats erupting early including back-to-back homers by M. H. Herndon and Gerald Howard.
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Bowling Results at Riverside Lanes Summary
Riverside Lanes hosts multiple leagues with results across teams and players. Notable scores include Bluebirds 3 Winn 205 Jaybirds 3 Williams 184 and Nighthawks 1 Mullins 161. Virginia Mixed Couples show J Pearson 130 and South Main Produce 0 0 with Turner 104 Ballou Park Gulf 3 Farthing 119.
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GW Gridders To Help Boost Ticket Sales
George Washington High School football players will canvas the city tomorrow night to promote GW game tickets and introduce themselves to the public. A pre season pep rally is planned in the Ridge and Grove streets parking lot at 7 00 p m with season tickets also on sale.
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Kaat Earns 19th as Twins, Nats Split Twinbill
Washington breaks a 3-3 tie in the eighth when Willie Kirkland hits a pinch homer off reliever Bob Humphreys to seal a 4-3 win and split the twilight doubleheader after Minnesota took the opener 7-0 behind Jim Kaat's five hitter for his 19th victory and Rich Rollins grand slam.
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Cokes Favored In Welterweight Title Fight
New Orleans on Tuesday Curtis Cokes and Manuel Gonzalez spoke confidently before their 15 round welterweight world title bout. Cokes, a 7-5 favorite, said he trained hardest for this fight and is in peak condition. Gonzalez predicted a knockout and both managers echoed the expectation of a Cokes win.
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Softball Results At Balou White Rock Players Shine
Brief softball results show White Rock outfielder James and Smith along with Adams Young and Simpson, Stokesland posting scores. Emmanuel and Hughes Dalton Tilson Jefferson Chandler Burton contribute for their teams. Merchant Adams and Thompson Anderson Gayion Turman also appear in the box scores.
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McDowell's Gem Halts Orioles 2-1
Cleveland edges Baltimore 2 1 as Sam McDowell fires six strong innings to snap a winless streak against the Orioles. The Indians ace fanned 10, improves to 8 1 and sees Rocky Colavito hit his 28th homer in a tight duel with Jim Palmer who loses despite a solid effort. Frank Robinson drives Baltimore run with a two out single in the eighth.
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Gibson Halts Houston 3-0 On Three Hits
Bob Gibson pitched a three hitter and Cal Maxvill drove in two runs as St. Louis blanked Houston 3-0. Maxvill had a perfect night with two singles a double and a walk while Flood and Brock scored key runs. In Pittsburgh Bill White drove in four for the Phillies in a 5-4 win over the Pirates as Chris Short earned the win.
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Chisox Rally Tops Tigers In Twelfth In Detroit
Wayne Causey sacrifice fly in the 12th scored Jerry Adair as the Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 2-1. Gary Peters went the distance for the win, Adair and McCraw set up the 12th inning rally, while Norm Cash’s 21st homer had tied the game in the ninth.
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Chance Hurls First Shutout Clinching Angels 1-0 Win
Dean Chance pitched a three-hitter for his first shutout of the season as the California Angels edged the New York Yankees 1-0. Paul Schaal drove in the game's lone run with a fourth-inning single. Chance moved to 9-9, striking out seven while allowing two other hits and a walk.
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Mets Triumph Behind Jones and Ribant in 4-1 Win over Cubs
Cleon Jones homered twice drive in two as Dennis Ribant threw five hitters to lead the New York Mets past the Chicago Cubs 4-1 in Chicago. Ron Swoboda added three singles and an RBI for New York.
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Clay seeks religious draft deferment at hearing
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay appeared with a Koran at a special hearing to press for a religious exemption from the draft. His lawyer Hayden Covington urged reopening the case to consider him a Muslim minister, with a decision to be sent to the draft board for review. Clay said he has served as a minister for two years and would devote most of his time to religious work. The hearing also discussed an FBI report and plans for Clay to travel to Germany for a September bout with Karl Mildenberger.
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Standings and schedule notes from major league games
The standings list New York four, Chicago five, Philadelphia six, Pittsburgh four, St. Louis three, Houston six with scattered notes and upcoming games. Entries show team records and nightly matchups including Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago among others with listed pitchers and dates.
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