Hannibal Wins Out In Legion Tourney Final at Green Field
Hannibal fought off a stiff challenge to win the Mexico American Legion baseball tournament at Green Field Quincy. Quincy led 3 2 in the fifth before Hannibal tied it and scored the winning run on a wild pitch in the bottom of the seventh. Mexico was eliminated earlier by Marshall, who then lost to Fulton before Fulton finished third.
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Tim Wehlewald
Steve Miller
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Carroll
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State
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Philadelphia
Cardinal
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Bench
Chris Short
Centralia Saints Streak Against Tipton Breaks Again
TIPTON The Centralia Saints drop both ends of a Central Missouri Ban Johnson League doubleheader at Tipton 1-1 and 11-1, extending a jinx against Tipton. Odneal and Bestgen combine for a three-hitter and a one-hitter, while Centralia manages only four baserunners. Stan Elliott takes the loss in the opener. Centralia stands 6-6 in the Eastern Division and travels to Columbia Thursday.
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Ron Remley
Steve Bramon
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Rex Scott
Stan Elliott
Gary Burnett
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Central Mo Ban Johnson 1 BY The Associated Press
Sedalia 5 Boonville 2. Marshall 4 Huntsville 3. Columbia 4 6 Saterapa City 10 Tiptoway Lexington 23 New Franklin 5.
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Fisk Released From Hospital After Knee Surgery
Boston Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk left Hahnemann Hospital Sunday a week after knee surgery. Team physician Dr. Thomas Tierney says it is extremely unlikely Fisk will return this season following his June 28 injury at home plate. In Seattle Olga Korbut and teammates arrived Sunday from Spokane for events here.
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Leron Lee
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Reds Sweep Cards Behind Chaney Grand Slam
Cincinnati Reds rally past St Louis 2-1 in opener and 11-2 in nightcap. Darrell Chaney hits first career grand slam, boosting a slumping club led by rookie Tom Carroll. Geronimo's tie breaking homer and Bench's 1,000th hit pace wins as Cards’ lead shrinks.
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First Crack Shows In NFLPA Picket Line Defections
NFL veteran strike widens as 100 rookies and free agents join Houston Oilers workout amid picket lines at four camps. Larry Baglin crosses the line, signaling rifts within the NFLPA while owners indicate talks could resume via federal mediators.
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Associated Press
Bill Curry
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Tex
Wetterau Captures Title In Wellsville Tournament
Wetterau wins wellsville slow pitch title as Mexico clubs take three of four top spots. Wetterau goes 5-0, defeating Selsor-Chapman 9-5 with Ron Whitaker pitching and Arnold Bombers 11-7 to claim the crown. Jerry Clayton and Gary Newsom pace the offense as Roe becomes a new father.
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Selsor-Chapman
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Selsor- Chapman
Jim Hodgson
Arnold Bombers
Jerry Clayton
Gary Newsom
Rhode Island keeps ASL unbeaten with 1-0 win over Boston Astros
In Boston at Nickerson Field, Rick Kratzer scored the lone goal in the second half as Arnold Mausser of Rhode Island posted his third straight shutout. The Oceaneers remained undefeated and untied in nine outings, edging the Boston Astros before a record ASL crowd of 10,114.
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Sizemore Placed on 15-Day NL Disabled List
The St Louis Cardinals announced second baseman Ted Sizemore will miss at least 15 days with a groin injury. He is hospitalized since July 4 and batting .258 in 67 games. Replacing him on the roster will be Bob Heise, from the Tulsa farm club, who batted .326 in 47 games with the Oilers. He was acquired last December from Milwaukee for pitcher Tom Murphy.
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Perry Nears AL Record in Pressure Filled Start
Cleveland pitcher Gaylord Perry fears sleep loss as he chases the American League consecutive victory record of 16. He faces the World Champion Oakland A s tonight, aiming to tie the mark held by Walter Johnson, Joe Wood, Lefty Grove, and Lynwood Rowe. Perry recalls a recent 15th straight win in Milwaukee and notes pressure only sharpens his focus.
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Lefty Grove
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Wohlhuter Shines in US Men 800 Meter Win
Rick Wohlhuter, 25, of Chicago, leaves for Europe on a 30 day sabbatical to pursue 800 meter competition. At Duke's Wallace Wade Stadium he delivered a 1 44.0 clocking in the U S USSR dual meet, finishing 40 yards ahead of James Robinson as the U S men triumphed 117 102 over the Soviets.
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Royals and Red Sox Split Long Day in Twinbill
In a lengthy doubleheader under hot sun then rain, Kansas City beat Boston 11-9 in 10 innings, while the Red Sox won the nightcap 3-2 as Rogelio Moret pitched a six-hitter. Rick Miller drove in five for Boston. Hal McRae had the tying run in the opener.
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Joe Hoerner
Don Newhauser
Pawtucket
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Cecil Cooper
Carl Yastrzemski
Dwight Evans
Rico Petrocelli
How They Stand In Baseball Standings 1974 Mexico MO Ledger
Summary of major league baseball standings and game results dated Monday July 8 1974. Includes teams such as Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco New York Los Angeles Houston Pittsburgh and Cleveland with daily scores and schedule notes across multiple games and leagues. Mentions upcoming and completed games with results and standings snippets.
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