Hole in One Happenings at Mexico Tournament
An 85 000 to 1 event at the Arthur Hills driving range August 14 and 15 aims to raise funds for grass greens. Proceeds from the Ledger and the Mexico Jaycees support the fund while prizes go to closest shots to the pin. The feature includes celebrity aces and historic hole in one feats for context.
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Wayne Duke Expected To Be Named Big Ten Commissioner
Wayne Duke of the Big Eight is expected to become the next Big Ten commissioner at a news conference in Chicago. If confirmed, the 42 year old former NCAA aide would succeed the late Bill Reed, ending a lengthy selection process that included Duke, Jack Fusak, and Chuck Neinas. Duke has led the Big Eight toward national football prominence and is a Kansas City NCAA official, with a wife Martha and two children in Overland Park Kansas.
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coach seeks national ban on curveball in youth leagues
Vestal New York high school coach Leo Gennett with his 11 year old son Brian aims to lead a national drive to outlaw the curveball at Khoury League and Babe Ruth League levels. He warns pitching the curveball risks permanent damage to developing elbows and shoulders.
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Polio No Handicap To Dave Clark
Dave Clark 18, from Corning New York attends a base ball camp near Hannibal Missouri showing grit despite polio left side paralysis braces on his left leg spinal curvature and crutches Clark pitches from the mound with a glove on his right hand leans on a crutch rest and fields. He bats right handed and hit a double this season while a pinch runner lines up on the third base side. He also plays goalie in hockey in the off season.
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Ledgers and Scoreboard Mexico Jaycre Women’s Softball Results
Wednesday night results show MFA Insurance of Columbia defeating Centralia High School 13 to 0 with MFA Inc. of Columbia 14, Smiley’s 4 in forfeit. Home runs by Turner of MFA and Shivers of Smiley’s. Tonight’s games list Soul Sisters versus Macon Randolph County All Stars and Smiley’s versus Centralia Comets at Khoury Fields.
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Royals Sweep Twins in a Memorable Pitching Encore
Kansas City pitcher Al Fitzmorris, noted for writing and singing, delivered a two-hitter in a 3-0 win over the Minnesota Twins to complete the Royals' sweep after an 2-1 opener. Fitzmorris called it the best game of his career and tied the night as a standout performance in the doubleheader.
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Gibson hits 200th win as Cardinals beat Giants
In St Louis, Bob Gibson earned his 200th major league victory with a 7-2 win over the San Francisco Giants. The 35-year-old righty spoke modestly of the milestone, noting it may register later, while continuing to focus on winning. He struck out nine, walked three, and lifted his season record to 10-9, amid a torn groin setback earlier. The Cardinals surged with five runs in the sixth after tying the game on a sacrifice fly. Other scores included Yankees over Indians 7-3 and White Sox 10-3 over Angels.
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Fitz Morris Shuts Down Twins in Relief Effort
In a three season span Fitz Morris delivered a two hit outing against Minnesota, noting it was the first time Killebrew did not homer off him. Ray Corbin and Dick Drago matched strong pitching as Kansas City edged Minnesota in a tense opener with Hopkins driving in the deciding run in the first inning.
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National League East and West standings and results
Baseball standings show National League East and West divisions with teams Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago New York Philadelphia Montreal and more. Wednesday results include Chicago 43 San Diego 40 Cincinnati 1 New York 0 Houston 2 Los Angeles 9 St Louis 7 San Francisco 2 and Montreal 4 Pittsburgh 3. Thursday games list matchups like San Diego at Chicago at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Montreal Los Angeles at Houston San Francisco at St. Louis and others with pitcher notes such as Kirby 10-7 and Sadecki 7-3.
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Luciano the Bully at 6-4 Royals Umpire
Umpire Ron Luciano, 6-4, 270 pounds, says few people argue with him this season. He is the majors' largest umpire and one of the youngest at 34. A Syracuse alum with a master’s degree, Luciano shifted from football to baseball after talks with former players. He shares his career path from college all star games to umpiring school in Daytona Beach and pro experience with Detroit and Buffalo. He calls umpiring the most enjoyable work, embracing the pressure and action.
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