Rain Delays Pace City Softball Tourney Debut
First round of the Division 2 city softball tournament at Goldman Park had six games washed out by rain. Action resumes when diamonds are playable with teams urged to call the parks office for game times. Ace Excavating lost 15 8 to Shaddock's Market in opening play while Hughie's and Hart's Industrial won in the women's bracket. Division 1 starts today with finals scheduled Tuesday and Division 2 finals Wednesday.
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Ace
Shaddock
Hughies
Hart
Industrial
Hughie’s
H&h Custom
Century Realty
Hart's
Micomonaco’s Pizza
Orioles pull ahead in opener as Dempsey drives win over Blue Jays
Orioles end six game skid with a 5 2 victory over Toronto in the Saturday doubleheader opener. Rick Dempsey tripled with bases loaded in the second, scoring on Mark Belanger's single. Dennis Martinez improved to 7 5 with seven hits allowed. Toronto answers with singles by Sam Ewing and Scott in the seventh and an eighth inning unearned run by Ron Fairly, while Eddie Murray adds a run on a sacrifice fly.
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Baltimore
Rick Dempsey
Mark Belanger
Baltimore Orioles
Toronto Blue Jays
Orioles
Eddie Murray
Tony Muser
Bob Bailor
Ric Dauer
Ae Dempsey
Jeff Byrd
John Scott
Belanger
Dennis Martinez
Toronto
Sam Ewing
Scott
Ernie Whitt
Ron
Murray
Latonia Races Results From Daily Lineup
Latonia track results show Pace Miracle Kenny winning the first race with times 15.40 3.20 2.40 and bets on Jim's Butler Skipper Goose. The day includes an IRD race Pace Ludwig Pic 8.80 with Hi Do's Knight Mighty Don and a dead heat Quinella Beay Day 3.80. Fourth race lists Tucker Reet 660 and Hasty Art Skygo Boy with a 2:02 time.
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Miracle Kenny
Jim's Butler
Skipper Goose
Pace Ludwig Pic
Hi Do's Knight
Mighty Don
Pace Magic Cindy
Bumblebee Shane
Beay Day
Quinella
Pace Tucker Reet
Hasty Art
Skygo Boy
Braves Top Padres 9-5 Behind Correll and Messersmith
Vic Correll hit a three run homer and Andy Messersmith drove in two with a double to lift the Atlanta Braves to a 9-5 win over the San Diego Padres. Messersmith worked seven innings allowing five hits with four strikeouts and three walks as Atlanta won its third straight game.
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Vic Correll
Andy Messersmith
Atlanta Braves
San Diego Padres
Messersmith
George Hendrick
Braves
Royals overpower Oakland 6 4 with four homers
Kansas City Royals beat Oakland A's 6 4 as four homers propelled the win. Rookie Joe Zdeb hit his first major league homer off Bob Lacey in the seventh to break a 2 2 tie, and Fred Patek added a ninth inning solo shot after a Dave Nelson double.
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Joe Zdeb
Fred Patek
Kansas City Royals
Oakland A
Zdeb
Bob Lacey
Mike Norris
Patek
Dave Nelson
Eagles Post $1.27 Million Loss On Audit
The Philadelphia Eagles finished the last season with a net loss of 1.27 million while reporting 9.4 million in revenue. The audit notes the team violated a bank loan agreement that set a 2.5 million cap on total player salaries, with admissions contributing roughly two thirds of revenue.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Eagles
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Firestone
First Pennsylvania
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Tose
Amputee Golf Tournament Scheduled At Newtown
The Seventh Annual Amputee Golf Tournament will be held July 16-17 at Little Miami Golf Center in Newtown. The event, chaired by Mel Durham, attracts players from Ohio Kentucky Indiana Michigan and New York. Showings of tournament films brighten rest homes and hospitals to inspire other amputees.
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Wright and Carner share LPGA lead at Hoosier Classic
Wright fired four under par 66 to tie JoAnne Carner atop the Hoosier Classic at Plymouth Country Club. Carner shot 70 to sit six under 138, with Judy Rankin one stroke back after a 68 following her opening 77.
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Ind
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JoAnne Carner
Carner
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Fla
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Baseball Standings Snapshot Ambiguous League Positions
National and American League standings show Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Montreal, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Houston, San Diego, Atlanta, and others with varied win percentages and games behind. Weekend results plus Sunday schedules include Montreal at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Cincinnati among multiple matchups across both leagues.
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Reuss
Jones
Rhoden
Rau
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Kaat
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Falcone
Curtis
Williams
K Forsem
Yankees Use 25 Men in 1927 Pennant Run
In their pennant winning season of 1927 the Yankees went through the entire campaign using only 25 men. The lineup included Knothole C MAJOR Armco Credit 6 J & E Root Beer C MINOR Madison Jm 15 VFW 6 First Nat 10 Armco 9 Denny Lumber 14 A 1 Repair 13.
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VFW
Armco
Denny Lumber
A-1 Repair
Yankees
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