Two-Run Homers Spark Reds Past Braves 7-4
Pete Rose and Art Shamsky hit two run homers in the third inning to lift Cincinnati over Atlanta 7-4. Cloninger took the loss for the Braves as Cincinnati pulled ahead early and added runs through the game. The Braves answered with Meake and Mathews homers and later plated runs, but fell behind for good.
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Atlanta
Pete Rose
Art Shamsky
Cincinnati
Braves
Tony Cloninger
Cloninger
Tommy Helms
Rose
Reds
Vada Pinson
Shamsky
Leo Cardenas
Denis Meake
Woody Woodward
Felipe Alou
Ed Mathews
Gary Geiger
Gene Oliver
Don Nottebart
Joey Jay
Mathews
Menke
Helms
F.alou
Geiger
Pinson
Aaron
Shamsky If
Thomas
Harper li
Go Oliver
Perez Ib
Mathews Ib
Edwards
Cardenas
Alomar
Queen
Niekro
Jay P
Torre
Nottebar
Odella
McCool
Woodwid
delaHoz
Umbach
Oliva
Keough
Blasname
Carty
Eoeninger
Perez
Woodward
Monk
Sb--Harner
Jay
Nottebart
McCoo
Olive
Glasingame
O'Dell
O'Del
West Virginia routs Furman 18-2 in baseball
West Virginia University hammered Furman for 14 hits in an 18 to 2 Southern Conference baseball win. Jim Clay led WVU with a double and a triple in four at bats as the Mountaineers built a 5-2 lead in the fifth inning and exploded for six runs off Steve Martin. Furman forfeited the second game due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Furman
Paladins
Iountaineers
Jim Clay
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Steve Martin
Charley Wallace
Wallace
Ted Semenik
Martin
Buchanan
Hill
Sehenik
Bogas
Kinder
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Night Schedule Summary
The American League standings show New York 3 2, Kansas City 6 1, Boston 1 4, Boston and California with late games noted. Tuesday night games include Chicago at Baltimore, Detroit at Cleveland, New York at Minnesota, Boston at Kansas City, Washington at California, and more. In the National League, Cincinnati leads Atlanta 7 4 with San Francisco at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Philadelphia among night games.
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New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Peters
J. Miller
Metain
Dr. Donoghue
McDowell
Friend
Boswell
Stigman
Terry
Man
Washington Chert
Newman
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Houston
Sun New York
Bolin
Blass
Koufax
Sutton
Phitadelphia
Short
Bunning
Giusti
Gardner
Jackson
Hendey
Faul Faul
Maloney
Pappas
Fischer J
Lemaster
Associated Pressmen
Mandey Themerican
R F. Robinson
Baleeebee
Pet. Oliva
B.robinson
Siebern Cal Menthe
Yastrzemski
Alvis le Bevase
Scott Bsn c
Robinson Chi -Ww
Reichard Cal
Richardson NY
Rms Scott
F. Rabinson
Tzlefary
Powell
Warner
Kalin
Rabin
Belfast
Son
Scott
Lefary
Oliva
McNally
Fe Hall
Barber
Burdette
Kago
Pizarro
Land
O'Donoghue
Clu Vational L S AB R
Hargan Hin
Pel. Smith Sil
Pagliaroni Pgh
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Clemente
Torre Atl
Jackson Hinl
Aaron
Efebvre
Ays
Torre
Je Thomas
Gentile
Hous
Yanks Rally to Top Twins 3-2 in Ninth Inning
Joe Pepitone hit a leadoff homer in the ninth off Al Worthington to lift the New York Yankees to a 3-2 win over Minnesota. Mantle and Maris also homered as New York won their third straight under manager Ralph Houk. Twins missing Tony Oliva and Zoilo Versalles, with Tovar driving in a run, staged three singles in the first.
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St, Paul
Minneapolis
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Ralph Houk
Johnny Keane
Pepitone
al Worthington
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Jim Perry
Roger Maris
Mel Stottlemyre
Cesar Tovar
Elston Howard
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Tony Oliva
Zoilo Versalles
New York
White
Tovar
Richrdsn
Mantle
J.hall
Repoz
Kosco
Adincher
Killebrew
Maris
Nossek
Boyer
Baten
Howard
Battey
Stollmyre
Perry
Tood Waldsping
E—E.howard
Hr—Manlle
Sol Stallmyre
Bacco
Worthamt
Netters From Salem hand GWHS 9 0 in rain makeup
Andrew Lewis High netters of Salem defeated GWHS 9 to 0 in a Western District tennis makeup postponed by rain. Kelly Furgurson pushed David Palmer to three games in the opening singles. GW season record now 5 and 5 as they prepare for a Lynchburg meet with E. C. Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lewis High Netters
Salem
GWHS
Kelly Furgurson
David Palmer
Wolverines
Lynchburg
E. C. Glass High Hilltoppers
John Borden
Gus Wheeler
Ken Stoner
Bill Snow
Calvin McMann
St Louis to host first US Pro Hardcourt Tennis Championship
St Louis was chosen Monday as the site for the inaugural US Professional Hardcourt Tennis Championships a six day event with a $15 000 purse starting June 14 at the new Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center in Forest Park.
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ST. Louis
Lew Dwight Davis
Invisible Horses Fleecing London Bookmakers
London AP reports a new cheating method where invisible ink is used on betting slips to claim winnings. Bookmakers Association warns that several shops lack timing machines, making them vulnerable to this confidence trick as slips are submitted by hand and later revealed.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
The
Bookmakers Association
Britain
John Crosby
Top Ten Runs Batted In Leaders in 1969 Season
Mays of San Francisco led with 21 RBIs followed by McCovey 19 Aaron of Atlanta Johnson of Los Angeles 17 Lefebvre 17. In pitching Marichal 60 1.000 Peru 4-0 1.000 Cuellar 3-0 1.000 Knowles 3-4 1.000 Craig 2-0 1.000 Blass 2-0 1.000 Gibion 2- 1,060.
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Mays
San Francisco
McCovey
Aaron
Atlanta
Johnson
Los Angeles
Lefebvre
Marichal
Peru
Cuellar
Houston
Knowles
Philadelphia
Craig
Blass
Pittsburgh
Gibion
HWPTPA Pro-Amateur Event Debuts June 13
The HWPTPA announces its first ever pro-amateur event set for June 13. Organizers aim to showcase top talent from both groups in a unique competition blending professional and amateur players in a single day.
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Hwptpa
Spiders sweep Tech in doubleheader to take lead
Richmond defeats Virginia Tech 7-2 and 8-1 to hand Tech a doubleheader loss. Balderson and Dickinson each pitched five-hitters as Richmond, now 16-5, moves into first in the Big Five with Tech at 7-5. Maiden and Cliborne lead a 14-hit, four-run sixth inning in the nightcap.
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Tech
William and Mary
Richmond
Techmen
Dick Balderson
Emory Maiden
John Whitesell
George Eustice
Tom Green
Dick Dickinson
Spiders
Rick Alander
Frank Jenness
Alander
Jim Cliborne
Randy Hash
Cliborne
Af. H. Herndon
Virginia Tech
Whitesell
Eustice
Oates
Balderson
Maiden
W—Balderson
L—Whitesell
A's Rally To 6-1 Victory Over Red Sox In KC
Kansas City Athletics beat Boston 6-1 as four runs came in the fourth inning on two wild pitches by Pete Magrini. Manny Jimenez drove in a run with a triple, then Harrelson scored on Lonborg's wild pitch. Roland Sheldon pitched well until Boston scored in the seventh.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Pete Magrini
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Magrini
Bert Campaneris
Manny Jimenez
Boston
Jimenez
Ken Harrelson
Larry Stahl
Lonborg
Harrelson
Dick Green
Athletics
Stahl
Roland Sheldon
Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Carl Yastrzemski
George Scott
John Wyatt
Tom Aker
A’s
Jose Tartabull
Campaneris
Mike Hershberger
Astros Reach Limit With Carpin Cut From Astros
The Houston Astros reduced their roster to 25 men by cutting left handed pitcher Frank Carpin on Monday. Manager Grady Hatten said Carpin was being offered to Columbus, the team from which he was drafted during the Winter baseball meeting. Richmond homered as the only run scored in the game with no runners on base.
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Astros
Houston
Houston Astros
Frank Carpin
Grady Hatten
Carpin
Columbus
Red Sox land slugger George Scott for $10,000
George Scott a 22 year old rookie leads the American League with 10 homers, including three in a four game weekend, as Boston claims a bargain signing. Scott says the majors differ from the minors with crisper pitching and brighter lights, likening the jump to candlelight.
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George Scott
A. L
Associated Press Sports
St.paul-Minneapolis
Boston Red Sox
Scott
Red Sox
Minnesota
Sam Mele
GWU Defeats Citadel 8-0 and 8-1 in Doubleheader
George Washington University slugged The Citadel in a Southern Conference doubleheader, winning 8-0 and 8-1. GW players Welpott and Ricucci pitched strong, with seven runs in the third inning of the first game and a solid five-run start in the nightcap. The Colonials, riding a five-game win streak, hit well to raise team batting average to .316 while limiting Citadel to 41 runs over the five-game span.
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Washington
George Washington University
Citadel
Colonials
Steve Welpott
Jerry Ricucei
Ricucci
Jim Webb
al Imertreits
Independent insurance agents provide personal service and advocacy
The ad urges choosing an independent agent who puts your interests first, displays the Big "I" seal, and offers ongoing, personalized help for car, home, and business insurance, promising service beyond the call of duty.
Insurance Agencies and Offices Listed at Danville Market
A readable OCR list catalogs numerous Danville area insurance agencies and offices. Entries include Brooks-anderson Agency at Sherwood Shopping Center, Cox & Goodridge Inc. at 28 So Market, J T Catlin & Son General Agency, Masonic Temple, Peoples Insurance Agency of Danville, Virginia National Bank Building, Riverside Insurance Agency, Shields Bros, and others with street addresses such as Main Street, Market Street, and Union Street. The fragmentary text reads as a directory-like compilation of insurers and agencies.
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J. Bd.ley Inc
Market Street
Patton, Temple & Williamson
Peers-Wiseman Co
Main Street
Peoples Insurance Agency OF
Danville, Inc
Virginia National Bank
Riverside Uns
ING
Riverside Drive
Shields Bros
N. Union Street
WM. T. Thompson Co
Masonic Temple
Vaughan , Company
A, C, White, JR
ARK. Ramey & Company
North Main Street
BOB Willeford
Midtowner Morar Hotel
Main St
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the Register
Danville
Gavnlés
Power Reds
Madras
India
Ceylon
Rabi Venkatesan
G. N. Perera
Shiv Prasad Misra
P. S. Kumara
Japan
Kentucky's
Kentucky
OLD Charter Dist. CO
Louisville
Yanks
Andrew Lewis Netters
Dan River
Brantley
Ray Yeatts
George Higgens
Michael Yeatts
Frank Carter
Arthur Smith
Legal Bookmakers
Wayne McMillian
TIRE
Fuller Tire Co
KF Goodrich
Ga. Tech
Virginia iTech
Virginia
Alander, Martin
Dickinson
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L—Alander
Bosox
Kansas City Petrachi
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Tartabull
Ustrinski If
Moneris S
Imenez
Ari Coniglaro
Hershkar If
Jones
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O.green
Gosger
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Radaiz
Sheldon
Wyatt
Lanborg
Bryan
Christohr
Aker
Adowski
Tillman
Causey
Ampaneris
Suarez
Sol Sadowski Mae Ant
Radalz
Wiyatt Sheldon
Lonborn
Riverside Lanes
Waylands
L. Wayland
Hogan Dist
Franklin
Davis Flowers
Cakiwell
Coca-Cola
Sandridge
Boxwood Dairy
Barrineau
Hines TV
Hines
Dan Dairy
Krutchko
Ben David
J. W. Daniel
Cotlie
S. Main Essoi
Scruggs
Belk’'s
Vaughn
Caswell County
Everette
D. Foster
Foster
Stone
Borne
Sth
Chi
Lew Ferguson
Dave Boswell
Jim Grant
Worthington
Greenville
Miss
Pittsfield
Tony Conigliaro
Babe Ruth
GWU
Geo
Webb
Flock
Moorehead
Steeele
Welpott
Macefroy
Imertreis
Halland
Steele
MacElroy
Virginia Service
Worsham St
Pennzoil
Quaker State
Danville Association OF Insurance Agents
Henderson, Harvey & Pollock Hotel
A. R. Hill Insurance Masonic Temple
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