Twins surge in standings after doubleheader sweep over A's
The Minnesota Twins win 8-7 in 12 innings and 6-2 to claim a doubleheader sweep over Oakland, rising to second in the AL West. Teammates praise the turn in fortunes as seven straight wins and 12 of 14 overall boost confidence and mood.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Sunday Schedule
Standings show Houston leading with 29 wins, Atlanta 16, Cincinnati 12, San Diego 7, Pittsburgh 6. Sunday's results include Philadelphia 72 over New York 6 in 0,1st game 11 innings and Montreal 2 over Pittsburgh 0, Chicago 2 over St Louis 1 in 10 innings. Multiple games and listed pitchers across the league.
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Franklin Athletic Boosters to Meet at High School
Franklin High football coach Ken Hockman will introduce his staff at the Franklin Athletic Boosters meeting tonight at the high school. President Don Chamberlain says agenda items include sales programs for this year, widening the tracks around the field, and moving the visitors' stands. Meeting opens at 7 30 p.m.
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Nervous but Finessed Bud Allin Wins Pleasant Valley Classic
Brian Bud Allin, an Army veteran known for his nerves, outlasted Crenshaw and a crowded field to win the Pleasant Valley Classic by two strokes. He collected 40 000 dollars for his fifth PGA victory, first since 1974, sealing the win with a 25 foot birdie putt on the 70th hole amid a late storm and a high pressure final round.
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Bud” Allin
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Forest Hills Junior and Club Golf Championship Results
Results from Forest Hills show Kevin Harris leading the Junior Championship Flight at 74 61 155 in 16 holes. Club Championship lists multiple flights with top scores: Craig Scheibert 131 and Ewing Tavibee 136 in 36 holes, Cliff Hell 148 First Flight, Dave Brown 150 Second Flight, Elmer Koontz 154 in Third Flight, Gene Popp 166 Fourth Flight, and family pairs top fun events including Best Ball and Low Gross/Lows Net. Closest to Green winners named for Saturday and Sunday events.
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Latonia Twilight Harness Entries Race Card
Latonia track list of entries for races one through nine. Pace and trot mounts include Pace My Knightmare Essio Snip Little Bonfire Rose Princess Spiner's Led Sheedy Indian Erin Scott Miss Kit Terrain and other named horses across eight races with entrants like G Guford Queen Millie Stone Tiny Lady and Miracle Queen.
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Pizza Hut Wins Cunningham Invitational Softball Tourney
Pizza Hut came from the losers' bracket to win the Cunningham Invitational at Goldman Park. They defeated Lovely's Furniture 16 5 in the final after an 18 16 opening round win. Manny's of Franklin took third, Knights of Pythias fourth. Stan Derrickson was MVP and Jim Neal won the home run trophy in a three homer duels.
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Lauda Critical After German Grand Prix Crash
World champion Niki Lauda remains in critical condition in Mannheim Germany after a three car crash in the Formula 1 German Grand Prix. Doctors report inhalation injuries and facial burns from the flaming wreck of his Ferrari 312 T2 with lungs damaged and limited breathing capacity. Medical staff expect to see progress only after three to four days.
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J and E Crown Kettering Knothole Invite Youth Title
J and E Rootbeer captured the 9 to 10 year olds championship with a 14 0 win over Monroe as Mark Current pitched a one hitter and scored the decisive run on Tim Calhoun's hit. Carrolls Color Center beat Lebanon 18 to 3 to reach the 11 12 final and will face tonight's other semifinal winner. Todd Ratliff Jim Smiley and Nick Schoenberger homered in yesterday's decisive rout.
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Griffin fuels Bengals rally in pre season win over Packers
Archie Griffin rushed 12 times for 49 yards and a touchdown as Cincinnati overcame a 14-0 deficit to beat Green Bay 23-17 in a preseason opener. John Reaves added 81 passing yards after halftime while Griffin fed a late drive culminating in Ed Williams’s two-yard TD with 15 seconds left.
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