Hi-Toms may move from Finch Field to Belmont option
Thomasville Hi-Toms face possible relocation as Minnesota Twins farm officials weigh moving the team from Finch Field in Thomasville to Belmont. Western Carolinas League discussions with local business leaders, Mayor Tom Johnson, and Belmont officials are set for Monday to explore ownership and operation changes.
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Aaron Takes 3rd Round Lead at Western Open Golf
Tommy Aaron shot 69 for 212 total to lead the Western Open in Chicago at Medinah in 1965. Billy Casper Ken Venturi and Kermit Zarley were one stroke back at 213, with Homero Blancas tied for the 3 hole lead before posting 73 to reach 214.
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Perez Delivers as Reds Rally in Long Ninth
Tony Perez delivered a leadoff hit in the 10th after Leo Cardenas beat out a roller and Dick Simpson scored a pinch runner. Perez drove in the winning run off Frank Linzy as Cincinnati topped San Francisco 4 3 in 10 innings. Marichal pitched 4 scoreless before leaving for a pinch runner and allowed only three hits in 6.2 innings.
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Tigers Narrow Win as Northrup Airs Cap at First
In Detroit yesterday the Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 1 to 0 after Jim Northrup grounded to Don Mincher and was outraced to first base losing his cap. Twins pitcher Mudcat Grant reacts as Tovar trails in the second. AP Wirephoto.
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Hi-Toms Rally Past Rock Hill 4-2 in Extra Innings
Thomasville Hi-Toms loaded the bases and scored twice in the 11th to defeat Rock Hill 4-2. Graig Mackay started the rally, Bob Beckner walked, Dan Loftin reached, and Tom Videtich lined a long throw that brought home Beckner for the tiebreaking run. Earlier, Hill tied the game with two runs in the fourth and seventh on homers by Boots Day and Raul Guerrero.
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Phils Rally Past Pirates 8 7 In Wild First Inning
The Philadelphia Phillies beat Pittsburgh 8 to 7 after a chaotic 48 minute first inning. Groat doubled and tripled driving in three runs, White homered for the 12th time, Allen hit a 16th homer, and Dalrymple’s passed ball aided a Pirate rally before Groat’s late hit sealed the win.
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Braves Sweep Dodgers In Weekend Twinbill
The Atlanta Braves swept a late Saturday doubleheader from the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 4 in the opener and 4 3 in the night game. Don Drysdale suffered his sixth straight loss and tenth of the season. Tony Cloninger earned his eighth win despite a limp after six innings and John Roseboro hit a three run homer in relief. The Braves built a 4 0 lead with a first inning run and a three run rally in the sixth.
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Astros Beat Cardinals In Tight 3 2 Victory
Houston with a 3 2 win over St Louis as Mike Cuellar improved to 6 0 at home. Staub reached on a fumbled throw by Julian Javier scoring on an error as Lillis scored on an infield hit and a later run came on a muffed grounder by Javier.
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