Braves End St Louis Hex With 7-1 Victory
Pat Jarvis pitched a three hitter to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-1 as Atlanta halted a 13 of 15 run for the Cards. Hank Aaron homered, Tito Francona added a bases-empty homer, and Marty Martinez doubled twice with a triple.
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Moulton Speedway set for Friday racing showdown
Roden faces threats from top drivers including Gene Chapp Tonis Michael Johnny Abernathy as Boden competes in open event. Cadet and late models join regular shows with gates opening at 5 p.m. and races at 8 15 p.m. at the track near Jake's Drag Strip between here and Decatur on Old Moulton Road.
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Tigers Nip Twins In AL Tilt. Five-Game Edge For Detroit
Detroit moved five games clear of Baltimore and five and a half over Cleveland with a 2-1 win over Minnesota as Dick McAuliffe hit a go ahead eighth inning homer and Mickey Lolich pitched five hitless innings after the fifth. Oakland topped Cleveland 7-0 behind John Odom who also hit a homer. The rainout slate included Baltimore-Washington and Chicago-New York games and a California-Boston twin bill.
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Schmidt to Coach Penn State Soccer Next Fall
W Herbert Schmidt a Summit New Jersey native and Rutgers graduate will coach Penn State's soccer team next fall. Schmidt brings Big Ten coaching experience and Rutgers ties to the Nittany Lions program.
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