Cards Rally Past Dodgers 3-1 in 10th In Dodger Stadium
St Louis Cardinals beat Los Angeles 3-1 in 10 innings as Brock and Torre fueled the rally. Jim Brewer allowed two runs in the 10th after a near spotless night, while Don Sutton shone for seven innings before the bullpen collapse.
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Jose Carenal
Luis Melendez
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Pete Mikkelsen
Moe Drabowsky
Jim Lefebvre
Willie Crawford
Joe Hague
Maury Wills
Atlanta
Cubs
San Diego
Houston
Trevino Aims At Million Dollar Prize In Cleveland Open
Lee Trevino, still recovering from the US Open win over Jack Nicklaus, eyes a long-range goal of winning one million dollars in prize money. He is the favorite for the $30,000 first prize at the Cleveland Open, leading this season’s money list with $165,110 and nearing $578,000 in career earnings in five years. The all-time top earners above him include Arnold Palmer, Nicklaus, and Billy Casper.
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Doug Sanders
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Donohue Smashes Speed at Pocono Practice Session
Moon-faced Mark Donohue posts 172 mph at Pocono International Raceway, fastest in five days of practice for the July 3 Schaefer 500. After Indianapolis setbacks, the 32-year-old Brown University alumnus sees the car rebuilt from a May wreck, as Penske McLaren aims for victory despite earlier race disappointments.
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New Head Coach Named At Central Methodist College
William J. Holmes is appointed head football coach at Central Methodist College in Fayette Missouri. Holmes previously led CMC from 1965 to 1968 and returns after stints as assistant at Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville and defensive coordinator at Central Missouri State College Warrensburg. During three CMC seasons he went 15 8 1 and is credited with reviving a program that endured 17 straight winless seasons.
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Central Methodist College
William J
Bill) Holmes
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Wise Hurls No-Hitter and Two Home Runs
Rick Wise pitched a near perfect game for the Philadelphia Phillies, carrying a no-hitter into the seventh inning before a walk. He slammed two homers and guided his team to a 4-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds, facing the minimum 27 batters except for the seventh inning walk, as 13,329 fans roared.
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Associated Press
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Bunning
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Wise fans, Phillies blank Reds as Wise no-hits Reds
Rick Wise pitched a no hitter for the Philadelphia Phillies in a 4-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Wise also homered twice and drove in three runs, praising his performance while teammates celebrated in a lively clubhouse. Other NL results included Pirates over Mets, Expos over Braves, Cardinals over Dodgers, Giants over Cubs, and a San Diego doubleheader win over Houston.
Harrington throws 16 strikeouts as Mexico beats Fulton 6 3
Terry Harrington spun a nine inning gem with 16 Ks guiding Mexico to a 6 3 win at Green Field over Fulton. Mexico had 12 hits to Fulton’s 7, with Campbell and Barron delivering key doubles and a sequence of two runs in the seventh setting the pace. The Sports next play Sunday at Columbia, then Monday at Moberly, with a rain out makeup against Fulton on Wednesday.
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Minnesota
Twins
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Baseball Scores and Standings Amid Busy Week
Wednesday results show Boston edging Cleveland, Chicago defeating Kansas City, and Baltimore beating Washington while New York clashed with Detroit. Oakland and Milwaukee split, with California and Milwaukee also on minor note as East and West divisions update standings. Thursday previews list Oakland at Minnesota and various night games across leagues with potential weather and pitching notes.
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Last City Track Meet wraps up season June 30 at 7 p.m
City recreation department hosts the third open summer track meet at the high school track with divisions for all ages. Results show winners in multiple events: 120 high hurdles high school Young Buckner Miller 16.7 open Stubblefield Ward Hoer 15.4. 100 yard dash high school Buckner Young Miller 10.9 open Stubblefield Barnes Gilman 10.9. 80 2 11.6. 440 open Brown DiBlasi 59.5. 120 low hurdles high school Young Buckner Miller 14.5. open Stubblefield Ward tie 13.7. mile high school Hook Scharthi Miller 5:05.5. shot put high school Williams Ezell DiBlasi 48 ft 3 in. open Ward Stubblefield 42 3. high jump high school Piper Reynolds Gilman 5 9. open Wooten Stubblefield Ward 5 4. long jump high school Young Fannin Reynolds 19 8. open Ward Stubblefield Hoer 20 9. pole vault Wooten DiBlasi 11 6. discus Barnes Marshall 99. triple jump high school Fannin Reynolds 38 11. open Ward 39 3.
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Boog Powell lifts Orioles with two homers in win
Boog Powell cracked two homers and a single as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins 7-5. Powell raised his batting average over .200, while Odom and Palmer pitched to back the offense. Frank Howard also homered for the Senators in a related AL action.
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