Rain Delays Legion Tourney Amid Scrambles
Heavy rain washed out three of four Sunday games in the American Legion Second District Tournament delaying the schedule by a day. Lawrence won twice on Saturday and Paola's Ed Scheffer starred in a 12 inning Paola victory while Lawrence pitcher Dave Biebrock logged a six strikeout, six hit performance in a 2-1 win over Olathe.
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Norton Finally Notches First Hole In One At LCC
Wilbur Norton, Lawrence Country Club pro since 1955, scored his first hole in one Sunday. He hit a seven iron on the 135 yard No. 7 hole with Wade Stinson Bob Oakson and Chuck ONeal as partners. Norton finished 18 holes at 71 one under par.
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Local Driver Wins at Donnybrooke Raceway in Monster Class
Lawrence Kansas driver Ray Motes won the twin-engine Motes Williams gas dragster event at Donnybrooke Raceway near here on Sunday before about 9 000 spectators. He posted a top speed of 181.45 miles per hour to seal the victory.
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Falcons Sweep Weekend Wins With Pitching Command
The Lawrence CFCA Falcons posted two baseball wins over the weekend to finish league play 4-1 at Topeka and 6-1 against Garrett. Brad Parsons struck out 13 in the Topeka win, improving to 6-5, while Chris Burgess had two hits and two RBIs. Loren Taylor paired with teammates to win Sunday, raising his record to 7-2 as Burgess and Taylor executed a key double steal and aggressive baserunning.
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Major Standings and Weekend Baseball Scores
Baseball standings and weekend results feature Boston, New York, Milwaukee, Chicago and Washington. Reports list scores such as Boston 8 over Minnesota 3 and New York 6 over Boston 1 with schedule notes and upcoming games across American and National leagues.
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Browns eye Hall as draft addition reshapes linebackers futures
Cleveland coach Nick Skorich praises Charlie Hall after a strong college run and scrimmage showing. Hall, a 6-3, 217 pound rookie, could push veterans for starting snaps as Detroit and Miami roster moves shake up Bills and Dolphins camp.
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Homan Embraces Chiefs Challenge and Demand for Start
Liberty Missouri AP Dennis Homan new Chiefs offensive end says competition fuels him. He notes Dallas starters earned by merit and recalls his limited targets with the Cowboys. He praises Hank Stram's tough but fair coaching and expects a fair shake in Kansas City.
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Palmer Wins Westchester Classic With Big Bogey
Arnold Palmer captured the $50 000 top prize at the Westchester Golf Classic finishing eight under par 270 at Westchester Country Club. He echoed that his one bogey on the 14th hole gave him the rhythm to finish strong.
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Ali and Ellis In Odd Battle At Astrodome
Muhammad Ali meets Jimmy Ellis in a two round bout at the Astrodome in Houston. A live gate of 25 000 to 30 000 and widespread closed circuit TV will air the fight with no title on the line. Ali earns 45 percent of income with a 450 000 guarantee. Ellis 20 percent. Tickets range 75 25 10 and 10000 Ali special seats at 5 each.
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