Bosman Throws No Hitter Against A's in Cleveland
Cleveland's Dick Bosman pitched the first no hitter of his 11 year career, beating Oakland 4 0. Sal Bando reached on a fourth inning error. Bosman praised Johnny Ellis for keeping him down all night as crowds roared.
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Mayhem in St. Louis as May powers Astros past Cardinals
St. Louis drops a sixth straight as Lee May drives in three with a homer and single. Houston wins 5-1, with May delivering the key blows and the Cardinals again scuffling at Busch Stadium.
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Falcons trade Reaves in four player deal with Saints
Friday’s sports in brief report Ken Reaves aided a Falcons picket line at training camp before being traded to the New Orleans Saints in a four player deal. Also noted are golf results from the B C Open in Endicott and other regional events with leaders and prize money.
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Final Day For Vandalia Tournament
Six or seven games will be played to crown a Vandalia slow pitch champion. In the losers bracket at 1 p.m. Mexico Vetterall faces Montgomery City, Vandalia meets Arnold Bombers at 2:15 p.m., and in the winners bracket Mexico Recreation and Mexico Selser-Chapman clash at 3:20 p.m. The three Mexico teams and Vandalia won Friday night games, with Chap man powering Selser Chapman over Montgomery City 10-5, Rec defeating Arnold 84 with Shrader and Newbrough homers, Wheeler blasting two homers as Vandalia beat Wellsville 11-1, and Vetterau knocking out Clippers behind Mindlin’s homer.
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Wellsville Stags
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Spirits bid to sign Cunningham for new ABA team
Billy Cunningham may join the Spirits of St. Louis under a five year, 2.5 million contract as part of the ABA's new team plan. Spirits president Harry Weltman said talks are ongoing to bring the former North Carolina star to St. Louis to finish his career, with other NBA suitors also bidding. A press luncheon announced the signing of Marvin Barnes at the same price. Weltman group recently gained ABA approval to buy the Carolina Cougars for about 1 million as they build a youthful, energetic ownership core.
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Cards
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Houston
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Joe Torre
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Entire Population Of Wiggins Invited To Bid Dean Farewell
WIGGINS, MISS. AP. Dizzy Dean, a long-time home figure in Wiggins, died at 64 in Reno. His funeral today at First Baptist Church will be attended by about 3,000 locals who regard him as family. The town plans for a large turnout, honoring a man who made baseball fun and kept a close bond with everyday residents. The service will be led by local family members, with Pee Wee Reese and Roy Acuff among honorary pallbearers.
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Khoury League Juvenile Division Chiefs Reds All Stars
Khoury League juvenile division action features Chiefs Reds and Cardinals in a showcase. The matchup highlights youth baseball competition with teams Chiefs Reds and Cardinals in focus.
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Cards Move To Get Sizemore Back
The St. Louis Cardinals seek to reactivate Ted Sizemore after groin injury and small surgery. infielder Tom Heintzelman is optioned to Tulsa in the American Association. Sizemore, 28, had been on the disabled list since July 4.
Signs Of Progress In NFL Talks Amid Quiet Session
Washington AP reports modest headway as NFL owners and players resume bargaining after a blackout on issues. Both sides left the Labor Department meeting smiling, though no offers on major freedom issues were disclosed. The Rozelle Rule and reserve clause remain sticking points.
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Khoury League Plans Five August Tournaments
Khoury fields schedule five softball events in August. A midget division tourney and a juvenile division tourney run Aug 2 to 4 with eight teams in double elimination. Contacts are Bob Pasley for midgets and Les Tate for juveniles. A women's fast pitch tourney is Aug 8 to 10, entries via Bill Woodruff. Civic club slow pitch Aug 19 to 23 and a men’s slow pitch tourney over Labor Day weekend are also planned.
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Bob Pasley
Les Tate
Bill Woodruff
Civic Club
Bowling league scores and highs at Mexico Lanes
In a busy meet, men’s teams Dunk n-Ship, MGM, Mexico Lanes, Robo Car Wash, Shell Store, Pitcher Jewelry, Yate's and Chamber's posted tallies. Notable figures include Steve Crag’s high game 148 and Cecil Newsom’s high series 626, Mexico Lanes leading with high team game 609 and high team series 1735.
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Shell Store
Yate
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Steve Crag
Cecil Newsom
Mexico Ends Season With Three Final Games
Mexico faces a closing split of District H action with an 8 p.m. game at Green Field against Columbia and a 6 30 p.m. doubleheader Sunday versus Moberly. Both teams sit at 36 league wins and losses, tied for last. Fulton, now leading first half, hosts the finale tonight. Managers expect Tim Wehlewald to start with Gary McFarland and Jerry Rippeto in relief roles as the season ends.
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National League Saturday's Games and Results
National League schedule lists games with Houston at St Louis and Montreal at San Francisco among others. Friday results include Cleveland over Oakland and Kansas City over New York, with several late matches and noted pitchers and records.
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