Middletown Western Boys Girls tennis delays weather hits opening
Rain delays the Western Boys & Girls tournament at Middletown Tennis Club. Ruth Lawson and Lynne Wiley arrange early matches on cement courts at Middletown High and Monroe High while indoor options plan for future events. Next year the committee aims to run matches on time, indoors if needed.
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Indians Shuffle May Drop Paul
The Cleveland Indians plan a major front office shakeup with Gabe Paul possibly stripped of the general manager title while remaining president. Alvin Dark would take full control of player personnel, Hank Peters to work with Dark, and a three member policymaking committee would include Stouffer and Paul.
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Puerto Rico pair lead Westerns junior tennis bid
Mary Romeu and Wendy Hitt from San Juan compete in the Westerns for Boys and Girls at Middletown Tennis Club as rain delays push back the schedule. Romeu seeded No 1 and Hitt No 4 in the 14-and-under division, with early results including Romeu blanking opponents in straight sets and Hitt eyeing a finals run.
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National League East Monday results and upcoming games
Rain interrupted Montreal at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Philadelphia. Houston beat San Francisco 8 2 and Cincinnati defeated San Diego 5 3. Tonight Chicago visits New York and Cincinnati travels to San Diego with other scheduled matchups including Atlanta Los Angeles and Montreal Pittsburgh.
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Padres Promote Rookies in Mixed Loss to Reds
Padres start 11 rookies including Van Kelly who went 1 for 4 with a homer but Cincinnati defeated San Diego 5 to 3. Tony Perez delivered a two run triple in the seventh to spark a Reds rally, while Tommie Sisk took the loss.
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Dodgers Fall To Braves In Opening Four Game Set
The Dodgers lost 5-2 as Atlanta ace George Stone threw five perfect innings and ended with a three hitter in the opener of a four game visit to Los Angeles. The Braves moved atop NL West with the win while the Dodgers faced a tough stretch after the rough start.
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Braves rally past Dodgers in late scoring burst
Cincinnati beat San Diego 5-3 as Tony Perez plated two with a triple and Russell homered late for a decisive seventh inning. Stone masterfully held San Diego before Lefebvre and Russell connected late, while Hank Aaron added a homer for Atlanta.
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Open bid for open world hockey defeated in Geneva
Canada lost its bid for open world hockey at the International Ice Hockey Federation meeting in Crans sur Sierre by a 30 to 20 vote. Douglas Fisher of Ottawa said concessions may be possible, such as allowing six or nine professional players for the 1970 world tournament, but the principle of open competition remains the core aim.
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