State A B C Jr Bowling Tourney Resumes Today
The Virginia State A B C Junior Bowling Tournament returns this morning at Riverside Lanes Danville. Over 300 youngsters from across Virginia and Washington DC compete across singles doubles teams and all events as four weekend rounds determine plaques and top honors.
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D.C
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Pizza Hut
Augusta County
Chewings Interiors
Vikings
Ralph Sobolinski
Freddy Nassar
Martinsville
Ferry Creenzi
Rob McClintock
Mark Berguson
Richmond
Jim Poff
Davis Phillips
Tommy Peacock
Ricky Lewis
Bobby Lisk
Tommy Lisk
Richard Mulls
Stan Tabler
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Carlile Robertson
Danny Smiley
Mark Stanley
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Astros Top Cardinals 3-2 Behind Watson Late Bid
Houston takes a 3-2 win as Bob Watson hits his sixth homer in the eighth, breaking a 2-2 tie. Dave Roberts pitched eight innings for the Astros with Jim Crawford and Jim York closing in the ninth. Roger Metzger and Tommie Agee produced the early Houston lead, while Joe Torre tied it with a two-run shot for St Louis in the fifth.
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Bob Watson
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
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Alan Foster
Dave Roberts
Astros
Jim Ray
Jim Crawford
Jim York
Roger Metzger
Tommie Agee
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Joe Torre
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Giants Nip Phils 4-3 In Overtime Thriller
In Philadelphia, Willie McCovey hit a three run homer in the 10th inning to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 4-3 victory over the Phillies. Ron Bryant earned the win as the first NL pitcher with 11 wins, after a late Phillies rally was halted by Elias Sosa. Bonds homered earlier to spark a scoreless duel with Wayne Twitchell.
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Willie McCovey
San Francisco
McCovey
Mac Searce
Billy Wilson
Tito Fuentes
Garry Maddox
Phillies
Willie Montanez
Greg Luzinski
Elias Sosa
Ron Bryant
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Wayne Twitchell
Bobby Bonds
Bonds
Mike Schmidt
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Mike Anderson
Twitchell
Terry Harmon
Brewers Win 1-0 as Garcia Sac Fly Lifts Brewers
Pedro Garcia delivered a ninth inning sacrifice fly for Milwaukee to edge Chicago 1-0. Wilbur Wood took the loss after a strong start, while Jim Slayton earned the win for the Brewers behind seven scattered hits. E Rodriguez advanced on a hit by pitch, stole third, and scored on Garcia’s deep fly for the decisive run.
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Pedro Garcia
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago White Sox
Wilbur Wood
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Ellie Rodriguez
Garcia
Milwaukee
Jim Slayton
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Braves Whip Cubs 8-3 for fifth straight win
Hank Aaron and Darrell Evans homered as the Atlanta Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 8-3 to extend their winning streak to five. Aaron’s 17th of the year and 690th lifetime sparked a three-run fourth, with Evans adding his 15th in the first inning. The club added four more in the sixth on five hits including contributions from Roric Harrison, Marty Perez, and Johnny Oates.
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Hank Aaron
Darrell Evans
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
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Braves
Babe Ruth
Roric Harrison
Marty Perez
Johnny Oates
Bobby Darwin Powers Twins To 13-6 Victory Over Tigers
Bobby Darwin drove in seven runs with two homers and two singles to power the Minnesota Twins to a 13-6 win over the Detroit Tigers. Harmon Killebrew added four RBIs with a single and double, as Detroit starter Jim Perry struggled in his first start against his former teammates. Will Horton and Dick McAuliffe homered for the Tigers, while Aurelio Rodriguez hit a homer off Jim Kaat.
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Bobby Darwin
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Harmon Killebrew
Detroit
Jim Perry
Woodie Fryman
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Dick Woodson
Willie Horton
Dick McAuliffe
Aurelio Rodriguez
Tigers
Jim Kaat
Petty And Allison Grab Front Row For Tuborg 500
Riverside qualifiers set Petty at 110.027 mph for pole in the Tuborg 400 mile race. Bobby Allison is second fastest at 109.983 mph with a 1973 Chevelle. Ray Elder fails to qualify after engine trouble while Baker Yarborough Isaac McGriff also post strong times. Fifty drivers vie for 40 spots as two days of trials decide the lineup.
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Richard Petty
Riverside International Raceway
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Bobby Allison
Ray Elder
Buddy Baker
Cale Yarborough
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Bobby Isaac
Hershel McGriff
Plymouth
Cuellar Shuts Out Rangers 1-0 For Orioles Victory
Mike Cuellar pitched the Orioles to a 1-0 win over the Texas Rangers on three hits. Al Bumbry doubled the scoring threat, advancing to third on a misplayed grounder and scoring on a Tommy Davis infield single. Davis extended his hitting streak to 17 games as Cuellar earned his first decision in three weeks and his fourth complete game.
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Mike Cuellar
Texas Rangers
Orioles
Tommy Davis
Texas
Jim Mason
al Bumbry
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Mason
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Rich Coggins
Toby Harrah
Davis
Cuellar
Rangers
Elliott Maddox
Sonny Siebert
Amateur Neff McClary leads VSGA Open after first round
Fairfax contractor Neff McClary shoots one-under 70 to take a one stroke lead at the 16th VSGA Open held at International Town and Country Club. McClary 17 greens in regulation ahead of seven others including amateurs Tommy Wine Skeeter Heath Danny Camper and pro Ronnie Gerringer.
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Tommy Wine
Staunton
Skeeter Heath
Hampton
Danny Camper
Roanoke
Virginia Beach
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Fred Norman Sparks Reds to 6-0 Win Over Pirates
Fred Norman, acquired earlier this week in a trade, pitched Cincinnati to a 6-0 victory over Pittsburgh Friday night, ending the Reds four-game skid. The Pirates dropped their fifth straight and 10th in 11 games as Cincinnati sent 10 batters to the plate in the third, scoring five runs. Pete Rose had two hits and neared 2,000, with Johnny Bench and Tony Perez scoring on hits and two more scoring on sacrifice flies by Bobby Tolan and Dave Concepcion.
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Fred Norman
Pittsburgh
Reds
Pirates
Bob Moose
Pete Rose
Johnny Bench
Tony Perez
Bobby Tolan
Dave Concepcion
Will Grimsley
Oakmont
Gene Borek
Dave Hill
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U. S. Golf Association
Pine Hollow Club
East Norwich
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Borek
William Robertson
ABE To Televise Last Two Rounds Of U.S. Open
ABC TV will broadcast the final two rounds of the 73rd United States Open from Oakmont Country Club. Air times are 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. EDT Saturday and 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. EDT Sunday.
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Gary Player
Jim Colbert
Late Rally Lifts Mets To 5-2 Win Over Padres
Wayne Garrett hit a three run homer in the eighth as the Mets beat the Padres 5-2 in New York. John Milner and Ed Kranepool also contributed as San Diego’s seven game skid continued. Jim Fregosi had a two out triple, Ron Hodges added a sac fly, and Rusty Staub drew the bases loaded walk part of the early scoring. Clarence Gaston tied it with a seventh inning homer off Jon Matlack.
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Wayne Garrett
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Garrett
John Milner
Ed Kranepool
San Diego
Padres
Clarence Gaston
Jon Matlack
Mets
Jim Fregosi
Steve Arlin
Ron Hodges
Arlin
Willie Mays
Felix Millan
Rusty Staub
Bailey Lifts Expos Over Dodgers 4-3 in 8th Inning Shot
Bob Bailey hit a solo homer in the eighth to lift the Montreal Expos to a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday night. The homer broke a 3-3 tie as Ken Singleton drove in two runs with a two out single in the sixth. Ernie McAnally improved to 4-1, while George Culver fell to 2-4 despite a tying eighth-inning Dodgers rally.
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Bob Bailey
Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bailey
George Culver
Dodgers
Joe Ferguson
Ken Singleton
Expos
Ernie McAnally
Culver
Pony League at Riverside Field Aberscr… Oil Amusement tilt
In a Riverside Field game Abercrombie Oil faced Dan Amusement with key plays from Hanks Puckett arborough Watlington Hundley and Ball. Final noted scoring runs included 020 0020-461 sequence and 16x-95 cent markers with players listed.
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Sets Course Record Borek Grateful That Hills Pulled Out
Rocky Mount rebounds as Lynchburg edges 6 5 while Winston-Salem defeats Wilson 7 6. The Associated Press lists Saturday's probable pitchers across the American and National leagues with multiple games slated for afternoon and evening ET including Kant versus Detroit and Dobson at New York.
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Dobson
California
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Royals claim 7 2 decision over Indians
Kansas City Royals defeated the Cleveland Indians 7-2 behind John Mayberry's 16th home run and Paul Splittorff's three hit pitching. Mayberry drove in two runs in the third as KC built a 3 run inning and raised his RBI total to 61.
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John Mayberry
Paul Splittorff
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
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