Petty Dominates Carolina 500 for 59th NASCAR Win
Richard Petty, 29, won the Carolina 500 by more than a lap over Buddy Baker at North Carolina Motor Speedway. He now holds 59 NASCAR Grand National victories, earning $59,440 this year and over $900,000 career. all in Plymouths. He described the win as lucrative, not thrilling, as he added $16,125 from the race.
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Little League States Listed Season Schedule Featured
The page lists seniors majors and minors games by field and day. Seniors open with Elis against Carver and others. majors match Safleys or Thatcher against named opponents. minors include Pirates versus Giants and Yankees versus White Sox across three fields.
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West Branch Edges Durant 11-10 In Slugfest
West Branch held off Durant 11 to 10 in a high scoring game after rallying with four runs in the top of the final inning. Durant's 11 hits matched by West Branch's 6, as Dick Reimers earned the winless for Durant with six strikeouts and 11 walks issued by both teams. Hutchcroft and Espensen led the Bears with RBI and Bierkamp added four singles and four RBIs.
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Ed Stroud
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No-Hitter Is On Empty Stomach Astros' Wilson Skips Breakfast
Houston rookie Don Wilson fired a 2-0 no-hitter against the Braves, the first NL no-hitter in the Astrodome. He walked three and struck out 15, aided by a crucial throw from Bob Aspromonte. Hank Aaron was left at the plate in the ninth as Wilson preserved the victory.
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Associated Press
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Nottebart
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Sunday baseball results and upcoming games sighted
The New York and Chicago show scores from Sunday with wins for New York over Philadelphia and Chicago over Pittsburgh. Upcoming Tuesday and Wednesday games list Cincinnati at San Francisco Chicago at Pittsburgh N St Louis at Houston Atlanta at Los Angeles plus several other matchups across the league.
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Bullpen Depleted A's May Move Hunter To First
In a Sunday doubleheader clash the Athletics beat Detroit 84 to secure the win with a thrifty bullpen. Manager Alvin Dark, facing 28 innings of pitching, surprised Jim Hunter by shifting him to first base in the ninth inning, a move Hunter did not expect.
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Associated Press
Alvin Dark
Kansas City
Jim Hunter
Athletics
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Softball slate and baseball results mixed week notes
Weekly softball slate lists Open and Industrial leagues with multiple matchups across Kent Stein and Weed Park, including Pasquale's, Team No. 3, Ina Mae's, Wilton, Krieger's, and Home-O-Nize teams. In Sunday baseball action, Chicago swept New York while Washington, California, Minnesota, and the Tigers were also notable. White Sox and Angels extended winning streaks as Oliva returned with a pinch hit.
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Team No. 3
Crick’s
Ina Mae
Wilton
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Heinz
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Sunday Stars: Wilson No-Hits Braves as Astros Win
Don Wilson pitched the first no-hitter of the season for the Houston Astros in a 2-0 victory over Atlanta, striking out 15 and facing 30 batters. Matty Alou had four hits for the second straight day as the Pirates beat the Phillies 5-3.
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