World's best pitcher Feigner to visit Jefferson City
Eddie Feigner, known as The King, leads The King and His Court four man softball team. They challenge nine man squads and often win. Feigner pitches, strikes out batters at will, and the act includes feats like blindfold pitching and pitching from second base. The visit features a 2 p.m. game against the Sportsman Stags at Vivian Field.
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Big games Sunday at St Thomas and Westphalia protests
Protests upheld by Osage League officers order replays of Linn vs Loose Creek Eldon vs Dixon and Dixon vs Mt Sterling. Amid complaints from Mary's Home and Westphalia, league managers were not unanimous. Sunday schedule features Eldon at St Thomas and Westphalia tied for Central lead with Dixon, while Wardsville to Westphalia tests a six game Western string and Freeburg travels to Martins.
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Major league standings and Friday's schedule
Major league standings show Pittsburgh 6 percent, New York 39, St. Louis 7, Montreal 42, Philadelphia 215, San Francisco 46, Los Angeles 39, Houston oof, Cincinnati 15, Atlanta 32. Friday's games include New York at Montreal, Cincinnati at Atlanta, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Royston, Chicago at St Louis, San Diego at Los Angeles, Oakland at Minnesota, and other matchups with rain in Milwaukee vs California. Sikes leads Cleveland in the Cleveland Open. Donna Baponi and Joanne Carner top the U S Women's Open standings in Erie.
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McNally Wins 12th as Orioles Top Washington Nightcap
Dave McNally pitched four hitter and earned his 12th win to keep Baltimore 3 1/2 games ahead in the AL East. Jim Slaton allowed two hits through eight innings, finishing a shutout as Milwaukee routed California. Other scores: Detroit over Cleveland, Oakland over Minnesota, Los Angeles over St Louis, New York over Montreal, Philadelphia over Cincinnati in 10 innings.
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Dodgers rally past Expos in midweek tilt at home
Los Angeles Dodgers salvage the finale of a three game series with a 4 1 win over the Montreal Expos behind Ron Lefebvre and Roger Freed. Lefebvre homered twice and Seaver pitched to earn his ninth win as Los Angeles snapped a two game losing skid. Meanwhile the NHL named Lester Pearson Trophy winner in a Players' choice ceremony.
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Klebba records 4th straight win in Babe Ruth play
Roger Klebba pitched a one hit seventh inning and earned his fourth straight win as B and B Oi led 4-0 in the fourth inning against Luetkemeyer AG at Luetkemeyer Park. Dan Weber and Gary Kolb scored on errors, while S and M Sports beat Great Central Lumber 5 1 to even their record.
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Park Board softball action in AAA slow pitch league
Ed Storey earned the win with six hits allowed as Park Board defending champion Krieger Insurance stopped Tiki Thursday night. A 11 hit attack backed him, scoring in every inning against losing pitcher M L Eaton. Other results include Von Hoffmann Press and RCA scoring in every frame, Von Hoffman winning 21 13, and Doc Thornburg winning while Charles Lindburg lost for Jerrys Auto Trim 16 8 over Nicks Auto Sales. Additional games featured United Telephone 147 Memorial Baptist. First Baptist 11 5 over CID Swingers. Vincent Insurance 12 2 over NCR. Brazito 15 7 over Fire Dept. McDonalds Drive In protesting an 11 9 loss to Central Trust Bank. Luetkemeyers AG 13 9 Freeman s. Prudential 14 St Joseph CYO.
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No hitters dominate Park Little League action
Four pitchers tossed no hitters in Park Lions and Eagles Fields games. Stan Cohen led Coca-Cola to a 11-7 win over McDonalds with a no hitter and a single, double and triple. Mark Denmy pitched a two-hitter as Fledglings beat 5 & M Sports 7-1. James Starr lost for 8 & M after a two-hitter. McGraw Edison crushed Liogs 11-1 as Russell Filtz threw a one-hitter with multiple strikeouts.
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Royals call two Omaha pitchers up for Kansas City
The Kansas City Royals promoted left-hander Bill Butler and right-hander Tom Severson from the Omaha farm club after an exhibition trip. Butler is 6-5 with a 3.60 ERA and Severson is 2-3 with a 3.79 ERA. One pitcher was optioned back to Omaha.
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