Upsets Shake Little League Standings At K Park
In the second round-robin at K Park last Friday night three upsets altered the standings. Barry's Quick Salt defeated Midwest Dairy 75 in extra innings as David Key posted three hits. Lions Club beat Sheriff Department 7-5 behind Paul Young two-hitter. Hope Auto routed Century Bible Class 11-0 with home runs from Handyboys Huddleston and Harris. Results: Hope Auto 11 CBC 0, Quick Salt 7 Midwest 5, Lions 7 Sheriffs 5.
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Love eyes Winter Games bid in 1976 run
Colorado Governor John A. Love, a 51 year old Republican and former Navy pilot, promotes Colorado as the host for the 1976 Winter Olympics. He touts superior snow, ski country credentials, and centennial state pride as reasons why Colorado should land the Games over Maine New Hampshire and New York. The piece notes his campaign style and public remarks amid broader Olympic bidding coverage.
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Cubs Sweep Twin Bill Over Astros
Cubs sweep doubleheader from Houston 4 1 and 8 0 to move within four games of first in the National League while Banks homers twice in a day. Brav es beat Mets 4 2 as Niekro, Hands throw first major league complete games. Dodgers lose hot streak amid scattered results across leagues.
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Hope Star Baseball Standings and Leaders
The Hope Ark Star lists team records across the league with St Louis and Cincinnati near top in early sections. It includes batting leaders such as F Robinson and Kaline, run scorers Aaron and Wynn, and pitching leaders like Lonborg and Marichal, alongside daily results and matchups.
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First Grand Slam Just a Bad Hop
Reichardt’s improbable inside the park grand slam drove the Angels to a 4-3 win over the Athletics. Brunet struggled but earned the victory as Minnesota, Baltimore, the Yankees, and Boston won in the American League. In the National League, the Cubs swept Houston, Phillies beat St. Louis, Braves over Mets, Pirates over Cincinnati, and Dodgers defeated San Francisco.
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Best First Baseman In Softball
Stratford star George Adam hailed as the finest softball first baseman while commenting that amateur softball could become a major sport. The 11-year Cardin als veteran and World All-Star cites ASA funding, slow-pitch dominance, and the lack of professional softball as reasons the game remains regional. He notes fans’ growing interest and his Detroit origin as he balances work with playing.
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Open on Baltusrol shows Nicklaus edges Palmer in dramatic Open
At Baltusrol Nicklaus shoots 65 on final 18 holes to break Hogan's scoring record and win the Open while Palmer's legion of fans cheer his late chip shots. Nicklaus crafts a decisive 72nd hole birdie after agonizing over a 1 iron tease, claiming his seventh major as Palmer finishes strong in second. In the crowd, viewers debate fame and the value of money in golf’s growing future.
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Solunar Tables From John Alden Knight Schedule
The solunar periods from John Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables guide daily activity. Major periods begin at listed times and last about one hour eight minutes to two hours, with minor periods shorter. Central Standard Time is used.
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