Laws Leads Centralia to 6-2 Victory over New Franklin
Centralia pitcher Keith Laws improved to 2-0, striking out 15 as Centralia beat New Franklin 6-2. Laws allowed three hits, with New Franklin scoring in the 2nd and 8th innings. Centralia answered with two in the 7th and four in the 8th, then hosts an all star game at Centralia City Park at 8 p.m.
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Sports Take Two From Fulton In Doubleheader
Fulton fell to the Sports in a doubleheader as Crane starred with strong pitching and multiple hits. Olithero and Gaw led a balanced attack with several players collecting two or more hits, helping the Sports improve to 6-7 overall and gain momentum in league play.
Moore Wins Diving Title in Antwerp Meet
Tim Moore of the United States captured the 10-meter platform diving title with 442.45 points at an Antwerp meet. Fellow American Mike Motler placed second with 436.95 points and Bruce Knipe finished fourth with 368.30 points.
Royals Warn Lockwood To Keep Loose Next Time
Milwaukee pitcher Skip Lockwood earned his first major league win by defeating Kansas City 21. Royals accused him of headhunting while Lockwood and manager Dave Bristol protested. Lou Piniella and Bob Lemon criticized the action as Ok. Taylor was hospitalized overnight as a precaution. tests were negative.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Daily results show wins, losses, and scattered scores for the American and National Leagues plus West divisions. Notable outcomes include New York, Chicago, and St Louis prevailing, while Pittsburgh and Detroit post multiple victories. schedules list upcoming games and pitchers’ starts for several matchups.
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Allen Spurs Cards To Victory In Montreal Rally
Richie Allen sparked the St. Louis Cardinals Sunday with a four run rally in the eighth against the Expos in Montreal. Jose Cardenal and Carl Taylor contributed with doubles and walks as Jim Beauchamp drove in a run with a clutch double after Torre was intentionally walked.
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Laub Clinches First PBA Tour Victory in Tucson Open
Larry Laub, a San Francisco veteran, captured his first PBA Tour title at the Tucson Centurion Open in Tucson, Arizona. He topped the field with a 9580 total pinfall for the four-game tourney, earned $3,000, and posted a 29-pin margin over runner-up Mike Durbin as he began a strong run in his four-year career.
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Jockey Maffes Suspended for Careless Riding
Apprentice jockey Charlie Maffes, first New England rider to win 100 races in a meeting, began a five day suspension at Suffolk Downs for careless riding stemming from an incident last Friday.
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Jacklin Still Favored To Win British Open
Tony Jacklin, fresh from the U S Open, remains the bookmaker favorite to retain his British Open title. The 23 year old English star faces 136 professionals and top amateurs as the 72 hole championship begins Wednesday at Troon. Australians Peter Thomson and Bruce Devlin also pose a challenge with sub par rounds in recent events. Devlin recalls previous matches and expresses confidence, while Lema’s 1964 win is noted in context of the field.
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Selsor Sudduth Share Honors At Golf Meet
Selsor and John Sudduth led the Arthur Hills Fourth of July Holiday golf tourney with Selsor posting a low gross 68 and Sudduth taking the net title with 70. The holiday event drew 56 entrants, a new record, as Henape 70 Flick 71 Archer 75 Roberts 75 and others carded 72s.
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Saijo Keeps Fight Crown in N Japan Title Fight
Frankie Crawford of Los Angeles floored Shozo Saijo in the first round of their WBA featherweight title bout in Sendai Japan. Saijo rallied to win a close 15 round decision to defend his crown before 7,500 spectators at Sendai Sports Center. Crawford, who turns 23 on Thursday, said he should have followed up early, while judges scored the bout 71-70, 70-71, and 70-71 with the American judge at 70-71. Saijo's record improves to 26 victories, four losses, two draws. Crawford drops to 15-4-0.
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Chiefs Beat Falstaffs For Wellsville Tourney Title
Columbia Chiefs defended their Wellsville softball tournament title by defeating Mac's Falstaffs 4-1 in the championship. Earlier action saw Rippeto of Jeff City shut out, and a subsequent setback to the Falstaffs by 43 points.
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King Olav Third in Opening 5.5 Meter Regatta
King Olav of Norway finished third in the opening race of the National 5.5-meter yachting regatta at TOENSBERG. Robert Sy Monette of the Bahamas won the race.
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Henley Regatta Struggles With Changing Global Races
The 134 year old Henley Regatta faced upheaval as overseas crews claimed nine trophies amid clashes and jeers in the enclosure. Umpire warnings followed fouls that Sank English crews, with Leander and Yale rivals moving to the front, while Trident Rowing Club of South Africa and others added to a dramatic final day.
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Zarley Wins Canadian Open After Nine Under Final Round
Ker mit Zarley clinched the Canadian Open with a nine under 27 final round, earning $25,000 and his second tour victory. The former college champion from Houston praised the win as allowing him to plan his schedule, noting improved confidence after a challenging season.
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