Garden City Bison fall to El Dorado in Legion tourney
Garden Citys Bison lost 8 to 2 to El Dorado in the state American Legion junior baseball tourney at Clint Lightner Field. El Dorado built a 7-0 lead, then held off Garden Citys late comeback as Garden managed only six hits and committed seven errors in the losers bracket contest.
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Major League Leaders by The Associated Press
American Leagues top batters include Rudi Oak Scheinblum KC with .326 and .318. D Allen Chi leads RBIs with 82, Murcer 64. Pitching best records: Kaat 10-2, 2.06 era. Palm er 15-4, 1.88. National League batting led by Ceden o and B Williams. Darben 80 HR, Brock 43 steals. Seaver and Cannton notable strikeouts.
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Austrian import Linhart wins Saints Eagles exhibition
In Philadelphia, Aust rian rookie Tooni Linhart kicked two field goals including a 9 yarder with nine seconds left to lift the New Orleans Saints past the Eagles 13 10. Manning connected with Adkins for a late tie before Linhart sealed the win as the crowd booed.
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Boxer Machen’s Violent End Parallels Life
Eddie Machen, once the world’s top heavyweight contender, died at 40 in an apparent fall from a second-story apartment in San Francisco. Authorities found liver damage but ruled out foul play. Machen rose from an armed robbery conviction in 1952 to 25 straight pro wins, peaked as WBA No.1, then battled mental illness and legal woes, ending with a 50-11-3 boxing record and a bankrupt year in 1966.
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U.S. Davis Cup Kept Focus on Romania Challenge Round
The United States clinched a 3-2 win over Spain in Barcelona as Stan Smith defeated Jia Gilbert to seal the series 3-2. Dennis Ralston warned of tough conditions in Bucharest against Romania led by Lie Nastase, with October dates penciled in for the Challenge Round.
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Standings and Monday results in major league baseball
The standings and results show Pittsburgh at Montreal rained out while Cincinnati beat Atlanta 9-1 and St Louis defeated New York 3-2 in 13 innings. Tuesday schedules span Montreal at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Houston at Atlanta Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Diego at San Francisco and more with several N games and a Minnesota 5 Texas 0 result.
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Royals Hand A's 4-2 Loss to Slash West Lead
Kansas City pounded Oakland 4-2 as Dick Williams blasted the A's for wasting bases with men on and failing to score in the third. Hunter suffered a rare defeat, while Rich Scheinblum, Ed Kirkpatrick and Amos Otis drove in runs for the Royals amid the tense Oakland clubhouse aftermath.
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No-Run No-Hit Performance Powers Hays Past Larned 7-0
In the state Legion junior tourney losers bracket, Hays pitcher Terry Dinkel threw a no-hitter with 13 strikeouts as Hays beat Larned 7-0 in eight innings. Larned had earlier eliminated Manhattan 9-1, while Hays overcame Quindaro Post 8 innings 9-5 to stay alive.
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San Diego Conquistadors Pick Name For ABA Franchise
SAN DIEGO AP The new ABA franchise will be called the San Diego Conquistadors and wear red white and gold. Owner Leonard Bloom said the name reflects San Diego s Spanish heritage. Editors groaned at the idea while Bloom said he would announce the GM and coach today. The emblem features a profile drawing of Portuguese explorer Cabrillo.
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World Series clash narrows to Cardinals edge Yankees 3-2
The St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees have met five times in the World Series. The Cardinals hold a 3-2 lead in the all-time series.
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Dighton Girl Charmane Smith Wins Medals at Bowling Green
Charmane Smith, 15, of Dighton, earned one first and two seconds at the National Junior Chamber of Commerce track meet held at Bowling Green University in Ohio. She won the 220-yard dash in 24.9 seconds, clocked 24.6 in prelims, and placed second in the 100-yard dash in 11.0 seconds. The national meet also featured her broad jump at 17 feet 2 inches. She will compete again in Spokane at the National AAU Junior Olympic meet in August.
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