Evans shoots 69 to lead in DCC Invitational first round
Evans posted a two under par 69 amid heat and tough course to take medalist honors at the Decatur Country Club Invitational. Florence’s Sam Stockard followed with 70, several DCC members shot 71, and defending champ Howard Derrick led a group at 75 entering the second round.
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Marka of Classic Baseball Matchups Across National League Card
The schedule lists multiple day and night games featuring teams such as Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Los Angeles Atlanta Houston and more. Players like Nye De Nehy Sisk Wise Carlton Marichal Pai Drysdale Dierker Giusti Verbankc Odom Lonborg Brunet and Barber are noted with current records and pitching duties.
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Braves seek waivers on pitcher Don Schwall
The Atlanta Braves asked waivers Friday for the unconditional release of pitcher Don Schwall who has been returned from option to the Richmond farm. Schwall a Pendancy hander was obtained from the Pirates in a trade for southpaw Bi Odell. He had a 6-5 record and a 3.31 ERA.
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Held homers lift Angels to 2-1 win over Orioles
Woodfield, traded from Baltimore, belted a ninth inning homer to beat the Orioles 2-1, then helped California Angels sweep a doubleheader 5-3. The sweep lengthened the Angels’ streak to five wins in a row and 10 victories in 11 starts. Baltimore has dropped five straight. Held, 35, entered as a substitute for Jim Fregosi, who left with a back muscle spasm.
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Senators Triumph as Senators Rally Past Red Sox in Nightcap
Washington erased a 3-0 deficit with a four-run ninth inning capped by Ken Allen’s throw to plate on Paul Casanova's bases loaded grounder. In the opener Bob Priddy earned seven scoreless innings and drove in the lone run on a squeeze bunt for a 1-0 win.
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Astros Acquire Right-Handed Reliever Dave Eilers
The Houston Astros purchased relief pitcher Dave Eilers from their Oklahoma City farm club. The move adds veteran depth to the Houston bullpen as the season progresses.
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Indians Edge Twins 2-1 In 10th Inning Rally
Cleveland Indians beat Minnesota 2-1 in 10th as Chuck Hinton delivered a game winning single scoring Larry Brown. Brown opened the 10th with a hit, Alvis beat out a key infield single, while Rod Carew homered for the Twins extending his hitting streak to 15 games.
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Allen Leads Phillies Past Pirates In High Scoring Game
Rich Allen slammed a triple and a homer to spark Philadelphia to a 5 3 victory over Pittsburgh. Allen drove in a run via a first inning hit and scored on a sacrifice fly. Callison and Oliver contributed as the Phillies broke out to a 4 0 lead before Pittsburgh rallied.
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Matson wins NCAA shot put with meet record 67-9
Randy Matson of Texas A&M dominates the NCAA Track and Field Championship shot put, setting a meet record 67-9 to edge Oregon’s Neal Steinhauer who managed 64-2. Steinhauer fouled on his final attempt as the two top contenders repeated a 1-2 finish from last year. Rhode Island’s Bob Narcessian wins the hammer title with 197% in a sparsely entered event.
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Mets Fall To Chicubs
Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 4 3 in 10 innings as Adolpho Phillips scored on John Boccabella’s sacrifice fly. Phillips homered in the fifth and drove in Chicago’s three first runs with a long shot off Dick Selma after a double by Randy Handley and a walk by Ted Savage.
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Lombardi coached West Point lines six years under Blaik
Vince Lombardi, famed NFL coach of the Green Bay Packers, spent six seasons coaching the Army Black Knights line and backfield under head coach Earl Red Blaik, shaping troop football and later pro careers.
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Martha Jones Captures State Junior Girls Golf Title
Decatur 15 year old Martha Jones defeated Tuscaloosa’s 17 year old Marian Walker 8 and 7 in the State Junior Girls Golf Tournament final. Jones shot even par to win the crown as Walker repeated as finalist from last year. Miss Berry cannot defend due to age limit.
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Coach Believes Thurmond Will Stay For Warriors
SAN FRANCISCO AP cautious optimism surrounds Nate Thurmond as coach Bill Sharman says signs point to his remaining with the Warriors. Thurmond and Rick Barry reportedly weight offers from the rival Oakland ABA club after a 15 minute meeting with owner Franklin Miculi.
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