Lions Club nips Fisher Tank as Ramel drives in winning run
Canada’s Ramel and Wayne Newsome delivered in the sixth inning double to push the Lions Club past Fisher Tank 5-4. John Grozak earned the win with relief work after a strong late effort by Gvozak who fanned five in two innings. Mickey Boyda hit his sixth homer of the season and Steve Lamb went 3-for-3 for Fisher.
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Chester East rallies as Flynn leads 6 4 at bat duel
Mike Flynn knocked in Jed Ketrick after a foray at bat and 3 for 4 at the plate. Jim Boyles added four hits while Joe Grace bats in a 327 season clip for Burlington in the Midwest League. Scot Siete and Murtaugh contribute 25 hits across 97 at bats with 11 RBIs and nine runs.
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One For All to Run in Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park
Horatio Luro says One For All will start in the $50,000 Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park on Saturday. The horse, third in the Kent Stakes, shows improved turf form after earlier New York outings and may favor the mile and one sixteenth distance. Luro notes grass racing suits the 3-year-old and explains strategy to conserve energy for a late run.
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Hernandez Outpoints Bryant in Las Vegas Fight Card
Rocky Hernandez of San Francisco outpointed Gene Bryant of Las Vegas over 10 rounds in Las Vegas. The result adds another chapter to the fighter’s long story tied to a Basque Argentinian racing lineage and a family history of land and horse interests stretching back to his grandfather.
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Hobie Hoops Shuts Down Mets In Teener League Rout
Feltonville Cubs erupt for 14 runs in first four innings total 15-2 victory over the Mets. Winning pitcher Hobie Hoops delivers a three run double in a six run second inning rally and nets eight strikeouts on a four hitter.
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Al Lakeman Quits Bosox
The Boston Red Sox announced bullpen coach Al Lakeman, 49, has retired for personal reasons. He will remain with the team as a scout in the Carolinas and will be replaced by George Thomas who will remain on the player roster.
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Bargain Tools and Power Equipment Sale
A reader highlights deep discounts on drills saws sanders and planers including a Gin De Walt radial saw 99.50 a 1/2 inch Skil saw 19.99 a 3/8 inch Black And Decker drill 19.99 and Willers Falls hand electric sanders 19.99 Wen power tools and boxed planars priced around 33.88 each plus cheap fans and portable units such as a 20 inch Fanco for 24.95 and a 20 inch Bronze Box for 15.95.
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Parkinson Knocks Off George May Nine in Chester L League
Harry Patrick pitched a three hitter with eight strikeouts to lead Parkinson over George May 13 runs to 11 in a Chester Youth League game. Patrick added two hits as Parkinson notches its second win of the season.
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Jags Stay Alive in NPAA Texas League Thriller
Nether Providence Jaguars stay alive in NPAA Texas League with a 12 to 7 win over the Falcons. Owls edge Bears 7 to 6 in the other game.
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Portman Signs With San Francisco Warriors for 1969-70
The San Francisco Warriors sign forward Bob Portman of Creighton as their top draft choice for the 1969-70 NBA season. Portman averaged 26.2 points per game and 308 rebounds in his senior year.
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