Little Leaguers Fall 4-3 in Extra Innings
Barbourville wins 4-3 in seven innings over Middlesboro to claim the Little League title and a district semifinal berth. Key moments include Smallwood’s two-run homer, Dolan’s homer, and late-inning runs by Barbourville aided by errors and miscues. Storm took the loss for Middlesboro while Phipps pitched well for Barbourville.
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Harbourville
Middlesboro
Tors
Unzard
Leslin County
Whitesburg
Barbourville
Hinkle
Summers
David Iland
Texas
Ricky Howerton
Jeff Storm
Greg Miller
David Smallwood
Smallwood
Rick Howerton
Storm
Gilbert
Jeff Walker
Howerton
Vener Phipps
Phipps
McCovey Delivers 13th Grand Slam for Giants
Willie McCovey, battling knee injuries, belted his 13th career grand slam in the ninth inning to rally the San Francisco Giants past the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-4. The shot capped a 6-run ninth after Dick Dietz and Ken Mendelson sparked the rally. McCovey’s homer followed Mays’ run producing hit. Elsewhere, Chicago beat New York 11-7, Atlanta swept San Diego 8-7 and 1-0, Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 6-2, Montreal topped Houston 3-3, and St. Louis downed Philadelphia 6-1.
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Nemile
Ash Berg
UPL
Willie McCovey
McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Bob Johnson
Dave Giusti
Dick Dietz
San Fracisco
Ken Mendelson
Johnson
Giusti
Alan Gallagher
RBI
Jimmy Rosario
Christian
Willie Mays
Pitts
McCavey
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
San Diego
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Montreal
Houston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Blue Doesn't Win Nor Does He Lose
Vida Blue pitched well with 21 strikeouts in a 12 inning effort but did not get the decision as the Oakland Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 4 3. Sal Bando redeemed his error with a ninth inning homer and a 12th inning sacrifice fly to win it. Bando also drove in the tying run. Darold Knowles credited with the victory. Blue leads the majors with 18 wins and 208 strikeouts and was pleased with the win rather than personal credit.
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Blue
Oakland Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Bando
Hero
Steve Dunning
Cleveland
Graig Nettles
Darold Knowles
Thomas Attacks Dallas Team Officials After Super Bowl Run
Duane Thomas attacked Dallas Cowboys officials at a news conference. He labeled Tom Landry plastic and not a man, called Gil Brandli a liar, and accused Tex Schramm of dishonesty. He demanded seven million dollars, pledged most to black neighborhood programs, and claimed Dallas exploited black players. He warned the team would not reach the Super Bowl again without him.
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Thomas
Tom Landry
Gil Brandl
Tex Schraram
Cowboy
Dallas
Baltimore
Rogan Reaches Semifinal in Ladies Club Tourney
Margaret Rogan, a rising MHS senior, advanced to the semifinals by defeating Sue Mars in the quarterfinals and earlier beat Shelley Anderson. She will face the winner of Fannie Tanner and Betty Weller for a finals spot as nine o'clock deadline looms for men’s tournament signups.
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Margaret Rogan
MHS
Sue Mars
Fannie Tanner
Betty Weller
Miss Rogan
Shelley Anderson
Theresa Beaty
Virginia Huff
Georgia Terrell
Mrs. Beaty
Virginia Sigman
Minnie Tsaars
Marietta Lewis
Jane Preston
Louise Brooks
Lynn Bolen
Ada Apperson
Mrs. Isaacs
Mrs. Sigmon
Huff-Terrell- Enix
Peggy Stanifer
Janie Wiley
Billie Nagle
Dec Jenkins
Stanifer
Nagle
Wiley
Jenkins
Romania
Standings and results from coiled press international
Standings show Pittsburgh leading with 63 wins and 33 losses, Chicago 52-43, Ole St. Louis 30-46, New York 48-45, Philadelphia 42-55, Montreal 39-57, West San Francisco 38-39, Los Angeles 51-47, Houston 47-48, Atlanta 51-49, Cincinnati 48-54, San Diego 34-47, California 47-53, Minnesota 43-51, Milwaukee 39-51, Kansas City 49-43, and others with varying records. Wednesday and Friday results include Chicago defeating New York, San Diego sweeping the doubleheader, St. Louis at Montreal, Houston at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and other night games. In telecast news, Westchester Gulf Classic final rounds will air on Hughes Sports Network. Pele plans a North American tour with Santos after returning to the club.
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Coiled Press International
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ole St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
St. Louis
Phila i
San Frank Pitts
Cinci
Los Angs
Phila
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Milwaukee
K.C
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Cal
Uivin Twil
Port Washington tennis seeds reach quarterfinals in straight sets
Gene Scott of New York and Antonio Palafox of Mexico, the top seeds, advanced to the Port Washington satellite tournament quarterfinals with straight-set wins. Scott defeated Bob Barker of Sands Point 6 4 6 1, Palafox beat Mike Marcin of San Gabriel 6 4 6 2. Red Holzman to retain dual Knick roles after recovery from May accident.
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Port Washington, N.Y
Gene Scott
New York
Antonio Palafox
Mexico
Port Washington
Scott
Bob Barker
Sands Point
N Y
Dod Palafox
Mike Marcin
San Gabriel
Calif
Holzman
UPI
New York Kncks
Red Holzman
Nik
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Italy
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Detroit
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Knoxville, Tenn
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Blackberry Hollow
Betty Browning
Dale Evans
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