Errors Hurt Mexico Legion Ezell Suffers Third Defeat
The Mexico Legion lost to Columbia 7-3 after six errors and five hits. Don Dempski hit a three run homer for Mexico in the fourth, driving in two on bases empty as David Ezell reached on a single and Jerry Rippeto walked. Gary Whitesides had two Columbia hits and three RBIs to back Leo Madoff, now 4-0, who pitched well though Columbia began with a four run first inning.
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Don Dempski
Mexico
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Jerry
Rippeto
Gary Whitesides
Leo Madoff
Kenny Nelson
Kevin Nichols
Whitesides
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Tim Whelewald
Bob Kirgan
Drew Smiley
Virgil McCormack
Green Field
Quincy
Fulton
John Curtis
Garvey
Wynn
Cards
Sutton
Curtis
Brock
Not Name Of Game But Game Of Name Pieper Family Golf Nicknames
Fred Pieper, a 56 year old Millburn police veteran, has 12 children all named after golf legends like Bobby Jones and Arnold Palmer. The clan includes Bobby Jones Pieper and Jr. and even Susan, officially Babe Didrikson Pieper on her birth certificate, with the priest reportedly not understanding the golf theme. Pieper notes his family loves golf and has four holes in one, while he has faced two police actions on duty. The U.S. Open qualifying looms as Winged Foot hosts the championship.
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Richard T. Pienciak
Associated Press
New Providence
N.J
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Bobby Jones Pieper
Ben Hogan Pieper
Sam Snead Pieper
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Arnold Palmer Pieper
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Winged Footie Club
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Dick Mayer
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Fines In Dollars And Scents Littering Stirs County Cleanup
Atchison County conservation agent Richard Sperber reports Magistrate Judge Clark Gore ordered a convicted litterer to clean up a 700 pound decayed steer dumped in a creek. The incident spurred litterbugs to favor city dumps over state streams, according to Sperber. Also notes baseball game where Columbia defeated Mexico 9-5 as Ezell took the loss and Mexico prepares for games at Green Field and Fulton.
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Atchison County
Richard Sperber
Clark Gore
Sperber
State Dept. of Conservation
Saints Win Second Straight in 11-3 Ban Johnson League victory
Centralia Saints beat California 11 to 3 for their second consecutive win. Stan Elliot allowed no runs until the sixth while Jerry Cochran Steve Hagan and Ron Remley produced multiple hits. The Saints built a 4-0 lead in the fourth and sent Sedalia next on an 8 p.m. home game.
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Saints
California
Sedalia
Harold Beasley
Stan Elliot
Jerry Cochran
Steve Hagan
Hagan
Ron Remley
Remley
Cochran
Little League adopts coed policy nationwide
Women may join Little League Baseball under new policy effective immediately. The board urged local screening, equal competency tests, and nonprejudiced participation. The move follows legal challenges and would preserve a separate girls program while seeking federal charter amendments.
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Little League Baseball, Inc
Little League Foundation
U.S. House Judiciary Committee
Little League
Peter J. McGovern
McGovern
Udice
National Organization For Women
NOW
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American Civil Liberties Union
New Jersey
Little League, Inc
New Jersey Supreme Court
Martha W. Griffins
D-Mich
United States
Cards Take Three Torre Sparks 11-Hit Attack
The Cardinals beat the Dodgers 6-3 as Joe Torre fueled an 11-hit night with a two run homer and three RBIs. Don Sutton lasted only four innings, his sixth straight winless outing, while Los Angeles slid deeper in the NL West race. Bake McBride and Bill Russell helped pace St Louis with timely hits, and Curtis earned the win for the Cardinals.
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Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodgers
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St. Louis
Dodger Stadium
Philadelphia
Red Schoendienst
Reds
Walter Alston
Jimmy Wynn
Steve Garvey
Braves Win 1-0 as Dodgers Hold Lead in NL West
The Atlanta Braves edged the New York Mets 1-0 to extend their win streak and tighten standings behind the Los Angeles Dodgers. Morton pitched a duel with Mets ace Harry Parker as Atlanta again kept pace, though eight games back of L.A. In other NL results, Cubs crushed Giants 10-1, Reds beat Expos 3-1, Phillies blanked Astros 3-0, and Padres defeated Pirates 5-2.
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Atlanta Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Carl Morton
Mets
Harry Parker
Morton
Braves
New York Mets
Dodgers
Los Angeles
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta
Secretariat
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
San Diego Padres
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hank Aaron
Dave Johnson
Darrel Evans
Aaron
Phillies
Astros
Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
NFL-Player Talks Face Deadlock as Strike Looms
New York AP The NFL Management Council said talks with the Players Association had a vigorous exchange but little progress ahead of the July 1 strike deadline. Disputes centered on game structure and freedom issues, with no conclusion on compensation rules for players who move after option years. The council cited a potential parallel to MLB veto policies.
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National Football League Management Council
Players Association
NFL
NFLPA
Pete Rozelle
Miami Dolphins
Chicago
Indians Lose Court Bid Over Ranger Forfeit
In Cleveland the Indians failed to overturn a 9-0 forfeit to the Texas Rangers from June 4. Executive vice president Tedonda and GM Phil Seghi traveled to New York to appeal to AL President Lee MacPhail, who upheld the umpires' call after a ninth inning field invasion during a 5-5 tie. The club claimed far fewer fans were present than reports indicated. It was a 10 cent beer night at Municipal Stadium.
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Indians
Phil Seghi
New York
Lee Macphail
Macphail
Rangers
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Seghi
Municipal Stadium
Mexico
Standings and schedule notes from Major League Baseball week
Fragmented league standings show teams like Philadelphia St Louis Montreal Chicago New York Pittsburgh and Los Angeles with scattered percentages and records. Friday to Sunday schedules include Chicago at St Louis, San Diego at Montreal, Los Angeles at New York, San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and other matchups.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Schedules From Mixed League Night
Summary of scattered scores: New York beat California 4 5, Detroit defeated Texas 7 0, Kansas City edged Milwaukee 4 3, Baltimore over Minnesota 4 2, Cleveland routed Chicago 10 1, with Oakland Texas and other matchups noted. Friday features Minnesota at Cleveland and Milwaukee at Texas among others.
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