Baseball Game Summary From Fragmented Box Score
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Local Dixie Youth Baseball and League Results
Reader scoreboard summarizes Dixie Youth teams including Mets, Dodgers, Braves, Cards, and Cubs with results, rain delays, and next week’s schedule at Pt Mallard field and Walter Jackson field. Senior listings include National League box scores and Western Boys' Club T ball notes with player names, runs, and pitching details.
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Golf earnings and players listed in prize table
A fragment shows prize money for players including Radiey earning 14,000 and Rankin 5,933. Laver Post and other names with 5,933. Laura Baugh 3,200. Washam 2,750. Scores or codes accompany each name, suggesting a historical golf event prize distribution.
Finish of Texas 500 Race At College Station
A. J. Foyt won the Texas 500 stock car race at College Station finishing 250 laps at an average speed of 124.069 mph. Butch Hartman placed second with 249 laps, followed by Ramo Stott third with 248 laps. Terry Ryan and Ed Negre completed top five, both driving Chevrolet and Dodge cars respectively.
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Houston tops in second game behind Andujar two-hitter
Jerry Davanon led a four-run first inning as Houston secured a second win. Joaquin Andujar pitched his second straight two-hitter, following a two-hit game last start, in the opener. Dodgers 10 Mets 3: Bill Russell drove in three on two doubles and a single as LA beat NY with Don Sutton earning the win. Sutton fanned seven for near 2,000 career strikeouts. Mets 3 San Diego 4: Ted Kubiak's two-run single in the sixth backed Brent Strom’s seven-hitter to defeat Pittsburgh at Three Rivers Stadium before a 51,726 crowd. Candelaria allowed all San Diego runs.
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Racing Driver Standings With Various Car Entries
A fragmented list shows drivers and car brands with point totals across multiple lines. Names include Jack Bowsher Ford 233, Arlene Hiss Dodge 229, George Giesen, H.B. Bailey Pontiac 222, Bob Keselowski Dodge 204, Joe Booher Plymouth 196, Ray Bohlander Plymouth 196, Tom Williams Chevrolet 187, Harold Fair Chevrolet 175, Gary Wroan Pontiac 174, John Haver Chevrolet 160, Martha Wideman Dodge 154, Mark Dinsmore Ford 131, Jeff Bloom Chevrolet 130, Ferrel Harris Dodge 122, Larry Moore Dodge 119, Earle Canavan Dodge 84, Bobby Allison AMC 70, Don Bohlander Chevrolet 52.
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Ford Drives In Four As Twins Tie Orioles Nightcap
Rod Carew singles five times with four RBI in the twinbill while Al Bumbry drops Ford’s hit in the glove off the fence. Larry Hisle belts a three run homer in the second game. Palmer and Cuellar lose in the first. Cleveland dismissal snarls occur in a bunt-ruled foul dispute.
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Celtics Claim NBA Title For Ninth Time
The Celtics overpowered the Suns by disrupting passing lanes and driving to the basket, finishing the season as champions. They earned $250,500 from the playoff pool, while Phoenix collected $185,500.
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Astros Acquire Angels Catcher Herrmann in Cash Deal
Los Angeles report says the Houston Astros purchased Angels catcher Ed Herrmann for an undisclosed cash amount. Herrmann, 29, has played 29 games for the Angels with a .174 average, two home runs and eight RBIs. He will join the Astros immediately and the Angels will fill the roster vacancy before their New York game Tuesday, spokesman Tom Seeberg said.
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