Women's Slow Pitch Schedule Announced for 1972 League
The first round of the 1972 Logan Women's Slow Pitch League is set with six teams. Contests start at 6 30 p m mostly at the LHS junior diamond. Key games include Bush's Restaurant Eagles F M Bank Hilltoppers Lef fler's Logan Insurance and Leffler's at various venues from June 14 to July 10.
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Harry Westfall
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Bush’s Restaurant
Eagles
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Tansky’s Hilltoppers
Leffler’s Marathon
Logan Insurance Agency
Fairgrounds
F&m
Palmer Aims for Second U S Open Title at Pebble Beach
Arnold Palmer, 42, the veteran challenger, prepares for his 19th U S Open at Pebble Beach. He admits lapses in confidence and putting but remains determined to win again, citing heavy practice and mental focus. Palmer plays with Doug Sanders and Glenn Johnson, signs autographs, then flies to Carmel for more golf.
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Calif
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Latrobe
Denver
Doug Sanders
Glenn Johnson
Palmer
Darrell Brown
Carmel
Torre Heads NL All-Star Balloting Lead
Joe Torre of the St. Louis Cardinals topped NL fan balloting on day one for the July 25 All-Star Game in Atlanta with 73,129 votes. Hank Aaron led outfielders with 69,548, while Ron Santo and Bud Harrelson trailed, and Manny Sanguillen edged Johnny Bench for the catcher's spot. Roberto Clemente and Rusty Staub followed in the outfield race.
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Joe Torre
St. Louis Cardinals
Torre
Atlanta
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Manny Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Aaron
Roberto Clemente
Rusty Staub
Mets
River Downs Quinella Pays Off at $901.20
In Cincinnati eight gamblers shared a $901.20 quinella payoff after Ripdan a 35-1 shot won the fourth race and Swift Button a 30-1 shot finished second. Tibaldo's Pride won the featured eighth by a quarter length after a stretch drive.
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River Downs
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Steady Friar
Indians beat Reds 5-4 in Anaheim exhibition
In Anaheim California the Cleveland Indians edged the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 in a benefit exhibition before 24 448 fans. Ray Lamb walked in the decisive run with an infield single in the bottom of the ninth after a ninth inning tying homer by Hal McRae. Foster doubled in two RBI and the Reds answered with a two run homer by George Foster.
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Ohio
California Angels
Anaheim
Calif
Cincinnatis
Reds
Indians
Queen City
Ray Lamb
Hal McRae
Lamb
Cesar Geronimo
Frank Duffy
Dave Tomlin
Roy Foster
George Foster
Baseball Standings From Associated Press Monday Results
The AP reports scores from Monday with results in several MLB games including Atlanta over New York 8 to 7 and Houston defeating Montreal 3 to 1. Other listed games include St Louis 3 Los Angeles 2 Detroit 2 Minnesota 1 Texas 7 Milwaukee 1 and Baltimore 1 Oakland.
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New York
Houston
Montreal
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Texas
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Oakland
W. L. Pet
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Philadelphia
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Boston
West Oakland
Chicago
California
Kansas City
Nicklaus Leads Money Derby After Brief Tour Absence
New York AP Jack Nicklaus keeps the top spot in pro golf money winnings with 153,051 after a two week tour layoff for U S Open prep. Lee Trevino remains second with 118,572 following illness withdrawal after two rounds at the IVB Philadelphia Golf Classic. Jerry Heard is third with 113,311.
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Jerry Heard
Orioles edge A’s 1-0 as Vida Blue strong but unsupported
Vida Blue pitched eight sharp innings but received little run support in a 1-0 loss to Baltimore. Don Buford delivered the key eighth inning single for the Orioles as Pat Dobson blanked Oakland on a three-hitter. Detroit beat Minnesota 2-1 and Texas topped Milwaukee 7-1 in other AL games.
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Minnesota Twins
Texas Rangers
Milwaukee Brewers
A's
Kansas City
Dobson
Don Buford
Blue
Norm Cash
Mickey Stanley
Joe Niekro
Fred Sherman
Detroit
Cash
Bert Blyleven
Stanley
Minnesota
Mike Paul
Casey Cox
Don Mincher
Texas
Milwaukee
Paul
Cox
George Scott
Logan Legion Aims to End Slump Versus Lancaster at Waldron Field
Logan Legion Post 78 hosts Lancaster at Waldron Field after a rough weekend, dropping two games to Washington D.C. and two to Meigs. Bieber and Corby spark opening runs, while Meigs bats and Stan Perry wrapped up the series as Logan must rebound with improved hitting and pitching.
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American Legion
Lancaster
Waldron Field
Post
Washington D.C
Meigs
Bieber
John Corby
Pendry
Mark Shaw
Paul Kornmiller
Randy Norris
Ken Culbertson
Grooms
Delong
Spark
Stan Perry
Texan Eyes 1.2 Million Bid For Memphis Pros
New York AP reports a buyer is ready to pay 1.2 million for the insolvent Memphis Pros, one of three ABA franchises. If Langdon Zip Virocola cannot complete the purchase, he may withdraw to Dallas. The ABA board meets today in a stormy session with the Pros sale the likely first topic.
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New York
Memphis
Anderson Cautious As Reds Open 13 Game Homestand
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson says it is too early for optimism while his club begins a 13 game homestand with a twi night doubleheader against Philadelphia. The Reds sit a full game ahead in the NL West after an 11-1 road trip, led by strong bullpen work from Carroll Borbon and Hall.
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Reds
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Jim McGlothlin
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Phils
Ken Reynolds
Billy Champion
New York Mets
Bobby Tolan
Johnny Bench
Clay Carroll
Pedro Borbon
Tom Hall
Carroll
Hall
Borbon
Mike Ryan
Duchess Time Wins Scioto Downs Feature
Duchess Time captured the $1,000 pace at Scioto Downs on Monday night finishing the mile in 2 04 5. The filly paid $7.40 3. and $2.40 with Mighty Games returning $2.60 and $2.40 for second and Bye Bye Beau paying $2.20 for show. Attendance reached 5 161 and handle totaled $240 237.
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Columbus, Ohio
Duchess Time
Scioto Downs
Mighty Games
Beau
Handle
Boys Baseball Announcements from VFW Midget League
The VFW of the Midget League will hold a practice at 9 30 a.m. Thursday at City Park for the boys baseball program.
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VFW
City Park
Ex Angels manager Lefty Phillips dies at 53
Harold Lefty Phillips, longtime baseball figure with the Dodgers and Angels, died Monday night at 53 from an apparent asthma attack. He served as Angels manager in 1970 and 1971 and later worked as a scout. Survived by widow Roberta, son DeWayne, daughter Charleen and four grandchildren. Funeral services pending.
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Calif
Harold
Phillips
California Angels
Brooklyn
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Angels
California
Alex Johnson
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Roberta
Dewayne
Charleen
Chisox Sign Their No 1 Draft Choice
The Chicago White Sox announced the signing of their No 1 draft pick Mike Ondina an 18 year old centerfielder from Rancho Cordova California. Ondina hit .406 in three years at Cordova High School and was named to the 1972 California All State team leading the league with 11 home runs in 20 games.
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Chicago White Sox
Mike Ondina
Rancho Cordova
Calif
Ondina
Cordova High School
California
Sun Devils blank USC to stay unbeaten in Omaha tourney
Arizona State tops Southern California 3-0 to remain undefeated as Temple, Texas win to stay alive. Temple beats Connecticut 7-4 while Texas halves Oklahoma 7-1 in the fourteam NCAA baseball tournament in Omaha. USC seeks a record eighth title. Attendance misses a million.
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Neb
Temple
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Southern California
Jim
Jim Crawford
Texas
Oklahoma
Zane Grubbs
Jimmy Brown
USC
Rod Dedeaux
Upper Case Heads Ohio Derby Entries
Upper Case, with $225,270 in nine starts this year including the Florida Derby win, tops the list of probable entries for the $100,000 Ohio Derby at Thistledown. Meadow Stable also fields Quill Gordon, winner in three of eight starts this year, as the 1 1/16 mile test for 3-year-olds approaches.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Upper Case
Thistledown
Meadow Stable
Quill Gordon
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