Grand Slam Keeps Ina Mae's Close In Softball Standings
Don TeStrake homered with no outs in the last half of the final inning to lift Ina Mae's to a 3-2 win over Wilton Feeds and Produce. Ina Mae's collected eight hits as TeStrake and Larry Miller each had two, while John Robinson and Larry Richardson added one apiece. Hamm's Beer blanked Wilson Chevrolet 8-0 in the other game as Vern LaRue won on the mound with four strikeouts and two hits for Fritz Sander, Merle Schmeluer, and others contributing. Tonight’s schedule lists Carlisle against Ina Mae's at Carlilse Park.
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Rodriguez Back To Old Tricks In Western Open
Chi Chi Rodriguez, the 28 year old Puerto Rican golfer known for antics with the gallery, carded a front nine 50 and back nine 44 in Chicago. He bogeyed the final hole and missed the course record by one stroke in the $60,000 plus Western Open as the field narrowed to the low 75 and ties. Meanwhile in Malaga Paco Camino was gored and seriously injured in a bullfight, suffering a six inch abdominal wound during a performance with the red cape.
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Major League Stars Pitching, Batting Spark Cincinnati Win
Dick Farrell of the Colts earned his 11th win and first since July 14 with relief help as Houston beat Philadelphia 2 to 1. Déron Johnson and Frank Robinson helped Cincinnati’s 45-hit attack with a triple, double, and single in a win over Milwaukee.
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St Marys St Mathias Clinch Second Half Title In YMCA League
St Marys St Mathias clinched the second half title in the YMCA Church Softball League with a Thursday victory and can wrap up the loop with a win in the final make up game. The schedule ends with St Marys meeting First Baptist in the first-half finale, with the top two teams vying for the overall crown.
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AL Big Two Weeks Begin With Top Teams Clash
The Yankees end a late slump with a 5-3 win in Kansas City using Yogi Berra's plan as pennant weeks start. They lead Baltimore by four percentage points before four games at home with the Orioles and four with Chicago. White Sox fall 5-2 to Detroit while Minnesota beats Boston 6-5 on a sun-drop misplay.
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Watkins to NBC Meet at 1984 tournament start
Wichita Kansas report states Watkins of Iowa was certified Thursday to compete in the 1984 National Baseball Congress tournament opening in Wichita on August 14. The team previously represented Towa in last year’s NBC event.
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Late-Model Fair Races Won by Derr, Mickey 5th
Ernie Derr captured the 50 lap feature at the Louisa County Fair in Columbus Junction riding a Plymouth. He also won a heat and posted the fastest time trial in a six event card highlighted by four cars going off the number four turn. Hometown hero John Mickey noted.
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Ole Brua
Racing results and baseball standings mixed in AP report
American League standings show New York, Baltimore, Chicago and Minnesota led by 40s era. notes on Thursday and weekend schedules include Boston at Chicago and New York at Baltimore among others. San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Houston and St. Louis lead NL, with Thurs results: Chicago beat St. Louis. Houston edged Philadelphia. Pittsburgh won at Cincinnati. next games list for Chicago, New York, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Milwaukee. Also reports IMCA dirt track events finals at Oska loosa with Ernie Derr leading time trials and feature, plus Stott and Reynolds high finishers.
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Finally Wins 11th as Farrell Ends Seven-Week Famine
Dick Farrell of the Houston Colts, the first to win 10 games this year, finally snapped a seven week drought with a 2-1 triumph over the Philadelphia Phillies. The right-hander allowed four hits, improved to 11-7, and kept pace for a possible 20-win season.
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Quad Cities Triumphs Over Waterloo In Night Exhibition
About 4,000 fans attended the Quad Cities night for Reichardt as the Quads defeated Waterloo 3-1. Reichardt prepares to depart for Hawaii in the Triple-A International League, while Pete Gongola drove in the first Quad Cities run on a bases loaded single.
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Former AL hurler dies in Chester hospital
Chester Pa. Warren Curly Ogden age 63 a former American League pitcher died Thursday in Chester Hospital after several weeks of confinement due to a heart attack.
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Uncertainty Surrounds the Star Grid Game With Bears
Chicago Bears face a tense All-Star clash at Soldiers Field against a College All-Stars team hampered by injuries. The NFL champs enter as two touchdown favorites as 70,000 fans await a telecast on ABC. Bears mourn the auto crash deaths of Willie Galimore and John Farrington, dedicating the season to them. The College squad may be without star passer George Mira whose injured throwing arm clouds the opening.
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