Dixie Youth Central League Scoreboard Summary
Dayton area youth baseball scoreboard lists multiple Dixie Youth Central and National minor and major leagues. Teams include Indians Giants Pirates and Red Legs with pitchers Walker Dunlap and Collins. Batters include Ricky Borie Joe Speakman Keil Neville and Bernie Hoppenjans among others.
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DIXIE
Walker
Cunningham
Pirates
Paladino
Copeland
Dixie Boy’s
Mets
White Sox
Low
Tim Moore
Dishiman
Smith
Farley
Wallace
B. Terry Ae
McDonald H.B
David Shaw
Chet Murphree
Brad Siebert
Eddie Williams
Brian Hall
Pat Hennesse
APO
Kirk Headly
Bonyan Marks
Dodgers
Bernie Hoppenjans
Brad Breeding
Jeff John
Glenn Potter
Jed Davis
David Teague
Andrew Taylor
Tom Wright
Doug Arthur
Mike Thompson
TS State
National Bank
Indians
Jack Cole
Astros
Humphries
Watts
Adams
Morgan
Frost
Caldwell
Brown
Hester
Godwin
Seymour
Thompson
Giants
Woodall
Dunlap
Naylor
Thrasher Dixie
J. Collins
J. Darnell
Keil
Neville
Collins
Holland
Wilson
Baseball scores and upcoming games across major leagues
A wrap of Saturday and Monday results with New York Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Oakland Texas Kansas City Minnesota California Chicago and Boston show scores. Monday night schedules include Minnesota at Texas Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston California at Kansas City Cleveland at Milwaukee Chicago at Oakland and Cleveland Tidrow and other pitchers listed in the box scores.
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Milwaukee
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Texas
Kaat
Corbin
Paul
Stanhouse
Coleman
Peterson
Alexander
Lee
Singer
Otago
Tidrow
Champion
Wood
Holtzman
Sports matchups listed for tonight across leagues
Baltimore plays Boston at 7 30 p m Minnesota meets Texas at 8 30 p m California visits Kansas City at 8 0 p m Cleveland hosts Milwaukee at 8 30 p m Chicago travels to Oakland at 9 p m all in scheduled games with times shown for reference and venue variety
Dogwood 500 Classics Martinsville Race Finishes
In Martinsville Virginia the Dogwood 500 Classic produced two races with final top fifteen earnings and laps. Ray Hendrick led Late Model Sportsman with 250 laps, earning 4475 dollars, followed by D I Ottinger and Butch Lindley. In Modifieds Jerey Cook led with 250 laps earning 4675 dollars, ahead of Richie Evans and Ed Flemke.
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Martinsville, Va
Martinsville Speedway
Ray Hendrick
D. Ottinger
Chevelle
Butch Lindley
Jimmy Hensley
Harry Gant
Lennie Pond
Morgan Shepherd
Sonny Hutchins
Johnny Allen
Fairlane
Richie Evans
Pinto
Ed Flemke
Billy Hensley
Plymouth
Lloyd Ashby
Chevrolet
Donald Worley
Gremlin
Philip Smith
Maynard Haynes
Ray Sitterly
Joe Thurman
Melvin Swisher
Valiant
Toby Nolen
Harry Decker
Gene Bergin
Vega
Earnest Palmer
Brewers hold Kansas City in six hitless innings debut for Siebert
The Twins halted Kansas City until a sixth inning bunt single by Steve Horiey and finished with a three hitter. Minnesota’s runs came on Danny Thompson’s double Tony Oliva’s hits Jerry Terrell’s sacrifice fly and Rod Carew’s homer. Texas pitcher Sonny Siebert, in his debut after being traded, delivered five shutout innings for a win over Oakland with Jeff Burroughs adding a two run homer.
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Kansas City
Steve Horiey
Danny Thompson
Tony Oliva
Jerry Terrell
Rod Carew
Twins
Sonny Siebert
Boston
Texas
Jeff Burroughs
Rangers
Oakland
Allison Aims to Follow Pre-race Strategy at Indy
Allison says he will be a team driver and follows the race plan while noting Donahue and Bettenhausen ahead in the field. He split a 250 mile stock car event in Nashville with a fifth place finish and Indy qualifying, then planned to return to Nashville for the race weekend before heading to Alabama for a Mother’s Day dinner. He hopes to win Indy in his rookie year like Graham Hill in 1966.
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Donahue
Bettenhausen
Nashville
Tenn
Indianapolis
Speedway
McLaren
Judy
Alabama
Graham Hill
England
Dodgers erupt for 18 in fourth to topple Giants
Dodgers explode for 18 hits in the fourth inning to turn a game against the Giants. Joe Ferguson hits a three run homer and Dave Lopes adds three RBIs on a homer and a single. Cubs sweep Phillies as Fergie Jenkins beats Steve Carlton. Jose Cardenal and Rick Monday hit two run homers for the Cubs. Cardinals rally past Expos with Bernie Carbo delivering a two run single as part of an eighth inning surge.
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Giants
Joe Ferguson
Dave Lopes
Dodgers
Chicago
Phillies
Fergie Jenkins
Cy Young
Steve Carlton
Jose Cardenal
Rick Monday
Cubs
Bernie Carbo
St. Louis
Cardinals
Montreal
Weiskopf Wins PGA Event by a Stroke Over Crampton
Weiskopf captured the $30,000 first prize with a one under par 69 to finish at 276, narrowly beating Crampton by one stroke. Crampton stumbled to a 73, while Jerry Heard birdied the 18th to tie for second at 277. Heard and third-place finisher earned $13,875 each. Crampton led for three rounds and remained the year's top money winner with $167,543.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Colonial Country Club
Tom Weiskopf
Brute Crampton
Jerry Heard
Lee Elder
Julius Boros
Hale Irwin
Kermit Zarley
John Mahaffey
Mason Rudolph
Leonard Thompson
Jim Wiechers
Jabron Harris
Charles Sifford
Gene Littler
Crampton
Weiskopf
Gambling Opposition Still Strong
An Associated Press survey shows cracks in barriers to legal betting on sports beyond horse and dog racing. State efforts vary with Massachusetts considering a Public Wagering Commission, New York moving toward all sports betting, Rhode Island debates, and Montana expanding legislative powers to regulate gambling.
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Massachusetts
State Lottery Commission
Bowie Kuhn
National Football League
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Ways and Means Committee
New York
Howard Samuels
New York City
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Newport
Florida
Montana
Wisconsin
Ronald Parys
Milwaukee
Connecticut
Iowa
Senate
Georgia Bulldogs Capture SEC Tennis Title Again
Georgia claimed a third straight Southeastern Conference tennis crown at Nashville led by sophomore Manuel Diaz. Diaz rebounded from a 6-3 first set loss to beat Tennessee’s Paul van Min 6-3 7-5 after Alabama led the finals.
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Nashville, Tenn
Georgia
Manuel Diaz
Bulldogs
Alabama
Diaz
Puerto Rico
Tennessee
Paul van Min
Mike Cahill
Ryun Delivers Stretch Kick Win In ITA Meet
George Young says Ryun’s final 54 second quarter surge left him 15 yards back in the 8:51.6 two mile, after Ryun won the ITA stop in Philadelphia. Ryun had already claimed Friday night in Toronto with 4:07.7 for the two mile. Brian Oldfield won the shot put both nights at 69 feet 11 1/2 inches, and Chris Fisher topped the 880 in 1:52.1.
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Philadelphia
George Young
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Young
International ‘Track Association
Toronto
Brian Oldfield
Chris Fisher
Oldfield
Fisher
Smith claims World No. 1 status after controversial win
The match featured a disputed double bounce on the winning point with umpire Mike Blanchard consulted after television replays showed the ball up. Smith, a USC alum, earned $154,100 this year on the WCT tour and hinted at potentially ranking No. 1. Rosewall and Laver fell in the semifinals.
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Ashe
Smith
Mike Blanchard
Southern California
Ken Rosewall
Rod Laver
Georgia and Tennessee Split Tennis Titles in Conference Meet
Diaz and Kopecky teamed for a 6-2 6-2 victory in No. 2 doubles as Georgia upset Alabama’s top pairing. Gordon Smith and Kopecky won No. 3 and No. 5 singles respectively. Tennessee’s Dan Huber beat Juan Diaz 6-4 6-4 for No. 2 singles while Sam Vuille defeated German Cuberos and Dave Pressly topped Ed Pickett in No. 4 and No. 6 singles.
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Bill Kopecky
Diaz
Mike Voyles
John Antonas
Alabama
Georgia
Gordon Smith
Kopecky
Tennessee
Dan Huber
Juan Diaz
Florida
Sam Vuille
German Cuberos
Mississippi State
Dave Pressly
Ed Pickett
Larkin Fires A 151 Golf Score In Alabama Cup
In Dothan Alabama Cup matches at Olympic Spa Golf and Country Club amateurs defeated pros 6 83. Larry Campbell Auburn pro led with 145, Jim Brennan of Dothan and Ed Brown of Montgomery tied for low amateur at 150, Brennan winning the Alabama Cup trophy. Scudday Horner Montgomery Country Club earned the service award.
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Fla
Jim Brennan
Dothan
Ed Brown
Montgomery
Elvins Larkin
Huntsville
Keller
Campbell
Brennan
Bob Lowry
The
AGA
Scudday Horner
Motgomery
U S Davis Cup Team Optimistic After Mexico Win
The United States clinched a 4 1 victory over Mexico in Mexico City and looks to challenge Chile next on home soil for the North American final. Erik Van Dillen and Tom Gorman won the doubles, Solomon toppled Loyo Mayo, Stockton defeated Baraldi, and Mexico’s Ramirez beat Gorman.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Chile
Erik van Dillen
San Mateo
Calif
Tom Gorman
Raul Ramirez
Vicente Zarazua
van Dillen
Ramirez
Seattle
Harold Solomon
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Joaquin Loyo- Mayo
United States
Solomon
Dick Stockton
Port Washington
N.Y
Luis Baraldi
Jacksonville State Wins GSC Title in Baseball
Jacksonville State University captures the Gulf South Conference baseball title by defeating Nicholls State 6-1 in the decisive game. Pitcher Mike Lamb tossed a two hitter with eight strikeouts, while Larry Foster added a homer and a double and three RBIs. Nicholls State, led by Paul Gravelet with two hits, previously took the second game 8-5 after Jacksonville won 7-5 the day before.
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Anniston
Ala
Jacksonville State University
Nicholls State
Thibodaux
Vwigtors
Mike Lamb
Larry Foster
Paul Gravelet
Jacksonville
Nicholls
Athens Second in Final Event Secures Meet Op Lead
Athens finished second in the last event of the meet to edge Sylacauga by three points as the latter won the event. Athens also notes a third place finish in last year’s state meet.
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Athens
Sylacauga
Team Effort Wins ABA Title for Pacers in Louisville
George McGinnis credited the Indiana Pacers for an 88-81 victory over the Kentucky Colonels at Freedom Hall in Louisville. McGinnis scored 27 points and grabbed seven rebounds to seal the second ABA championship for the Pacers in two years and their third in four seasons. He earned the league MVP honors.
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Louisville
George McGinnis
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
McGinnis
Donnie
Freeman
Gus- Johnson
Kentucky Colonels
Kentucky
Freedom Hall
Pacers
Seaver Shuts Out Reds in Exhibition for Mets
Tom Seaver delivered a dominant six inning start in an exhibition on March 28, shutting out the Cincinnati Reds. He allowed only two singles and struck out seven as the Mets won 8 0 behind three RBI by Bud Harrelson and Cleon Jones. Roberto Clemente had praised Seaver as ready for opening day.
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Seaver
SAN Juan
P.R
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Roberto Clemente
Mets
Bud Harrelson
Cleon Jones
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