Braves Rally Past Cubs Behind Henderson Double
Frank LaCorte escaped a first inning jam for Atlanta as Ken Henderson delivered a two run double in the crucial sixth, lifting the Braves over the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3. David Royster started the scoring with a first inning run, aided by Hod Gilbreath and Rowland Office on a sacrifice, with Chicago scoring late on Rick Monday’s homer and a rally that chased LaCorte in the seventh.
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Pirates coat Padres 3 0 as Reuss dominates
Dave Parker belted a two run homer and Jerry Reuss allowed four hits to outduel Randy Jones in a 3 to 0 Pirates win. Parker provided the decisive blow with his ninth homer, as Pittsburgh extended its winning streak to five and continued strong pitching by the staff.
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Baseball scores and matchups from the day
The clipping lists numerous baseball games with teams and players from Boston Cleveland Chicago Milwaukee and other cities, along with partial scores and player references. It appears as a raw schedule or scoreboard fragment with multiple incomplete entries and routing markers.
Juanita White Wins Jennie Lowenstein Memorial Golf Title
Juanita White, a 34 handicapper, used a unique putting stance to win the 36 hole Jennie Lowenstein Memorial at Tuscarora Country Club with a net 138, one shot ahead of Jessie Lewis. First round leader Jane Jones tied for third with Betty Watson and Gloria Floyd at 149 nets. June Huntiey did not compete.
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Tuscarora Country Club
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June Huntiey
Dan River Booster Club Holds Second Season Meeting
Dan River High School athletic booster club begins its second season with a 7:20 p.m. meeting at the school. New officers will be elected. Parents of Dan River athletes and other interested people are invited. Member Mrs John Ryland said the club had a good start last year but needs more members for success.
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Dan River
John Ryland
Players Reject NFL Management Offer in Labor Talks
National Football League player representatives from all 23 teams voted to table the latest management proposal after a marathon session in Chicago. Ed Garvey backed the move, while Dick Anderson criticized it, as details of the plan to replace Rozelle's compensation rule remained unreleased and disputed within the union.
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Former GW coach Curry named athletic director at DCS
Jess Curry, ex GW High School basketball coach, was named athletic director and coach at Danville Christian School. He will lead physical education for K–12, oversee facility upgrades, and launch a three year program to build an athletic complex serving school and church. Curry aims to field soccer and other sports, with a 22 game schedule and a national tournament trip planned.
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George Washington High School
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