Robot on Wheels Opens a New World of Camping Fun
A family borrows a 21-foot motor home and narrates its comical, nerve wracking first rides. They compare the vehicle to a robot with eyes and a smile, endure squeaks and alarms, and learn to navigate its quirks on Connecticut Avenue and beyond. The piece ends with a note on their evolving confidence and a closing line about prep for life on wheels.
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Standings Shake Up As National League Stays Close
United Press International reports the National League table with St. Louis and Pittsburgh leading, Chicago and Montreal in pursuit, while the West shows San Francisco Cincinnati and Los Angeles atop a tight pack. Thursday results include Chicago beating Dines 4-3 in 10 inns and Philadelphia topping San Diego 6-3.
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Slow pitch league results and standout performances
Recap of multiple games with players across teams Shanty, Village Pump Room 2, Picos, Plummers, Roaches, Brand X, U-Save, Jugheads. Notable feats include Freddie Montana 3-5 with an RBI and a 2-run homer, Joe Gardener 2 hits, Russell Triguero 3-3 with two doubles and two RBIs, and Drees pitching a 3-hitter for Jugheads.
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Baseball All-Star leaders by league and players
National League leaders include Stargell of Pittsburgh with 35, Evans and Johnson of Atlanta with 34, Bonds of San Francisco 33, and Aaron of Atlanta 32. American League leaders feature Jackson of Oakland 31, Fisk of Boston, Robinson of California, Mayberry and Otis of Kansas City with 24.
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Foreman in top shape for title defense in Tokyo
World heavyweight champion George Foreman boxed eight rounds split with four sparring partners at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo as he prepares for the September 1 bout with challenger Joe King Roman of Puerto Rico. Roman sparred two rounds with 'Big Boy' Brown as the public workout began late.
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Gonzales Opens U S Open With Possible Upset Over Okker
Pancho Gonzales could spark the 1973 U S Open by facing seventh seed Tom Okker in the first round at Forest Hills. The men’s field features Stan Smith and Ilie Nastase as top players, with Nastase awaiting a qualifying result to determine his foe.
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Evert to Face Wade in Wightman Cup Opener
In Brookline Mass Chris Evert drew British captain Virginia Wade for the opening Wightman Cup match at 7 30 p m The U S team seeks to extend a 37 year cup winning tradition in its 50 year history Kerr resigns from Virginia Squires post in Norfolk Va effective immediately The former NBA guard coached and played for several teams before moving into management
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Village Country Club Women’s Association best ball results
The winning foursome of Ginny Sphar, R Neta Fritz, Norma Stillman, and Bernice Flack led the Village Country Club Women’s Association best ball event. Second place went to Gene DuFrene, Mildred Morgan, Joe Bradshaw and Irma Henderson with two teams tied for third. Next Teasday features Medallion Day.
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