Pirates Top Mets 6 1 in five run sixth inning rally
In Pittsburgh, Dob Moose won his eighth, as the Pirates defeated the New York Mets 6-1 to stretch their lead in the NL East. Willie Stargell homered, Richie Hebner and Manny Sanguillen added a pair of run producers, and Fred Patek capped the fifth run with a three run shot.
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Brave Knows Dark Hail and Reno Roll Espinosa
In a brisk match Brave Knows and Dark Hail faced Reno Roll Espinosa with key rounds by Dalzo and Sam. The event showcased early standings shifts and notable performances from both sides.
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Racing card from Shenandoah Downs and Air Force Academy note
Purse details for multiple races include 4 1/1 and 1-6 maidens plus claiming events over one mile 70 yards. Entries list FXACTA SEVENTH Dr s Choice High Calorie Queen City Mad and other horses, with track conditions and weights. Also mentions Falcon nickname at USAF Academy and a list of 1960s baseball and basketball team results and schedules.
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Baseball Scores From Today’s Scheduled Games
Chicago loses 1 to Philadelphia 4 while Pittsburgh tops New York 6 to 1 and Houston defeats San Francisco 11 to 2. Montreal falls to St Louis 2 to 1, Cincinnati beats Los Angeles 4 to 2, Atlanta blanks San Diego 8 to 1.
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MIL All-Stars To Play Tonight At McCurdy Field
The Maryland Industrial League All-Star game is set for tonight at McCurdy Field at 8 p.m. Six Frederick Spires will participate. Sunday the Spires meet Atlantic Masonary in a double header starting at 1 p.m. at the same venue.
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MSL Roundup Sunday Games Featured
Sunday matchups include Ramblers at New Market with Repp and Lodge, Giants at Creagerstown with Weddle and Sullivan, Brunswick at Germantown with Crabbs and Mathews, and New Market at Lucketts with James and Watkins. Last week results list Giants 0 Ramblers 17 and 0? Giants 9, Germantown 9, Lucketts 1, Brunswick 9, New Windsor 2.
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Fort Ritchie to host Army softball championship tourney
Fort Ritchie Maryland will host the First United States Army Men’s B Division Softball Championship from August 10 to 14. The double elimination fast pitch event features daily games with 6 and 8 p.m. evening contests Monday through Thursday and 7 p.m. Friday. Fort Ritchie Warriors defend the title, coming off a 7-3 start as 18 Army teams from Maryland to New York enter, with Carlisle Barracks and Fort Eee among additional entrants.
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FCC Booter Gets Grant-In-Aid
Paul Throne became the first athlete from Frederick Community College to win a scholarship to a major university, earning a soccer grant-in-aid from West Virginia University. Throne will be used as a halfback and was named outstanding halfback for the AH-Maryland JUCO Conference in 1968 and 1969. In 1969 he was selected as one of the top eighteen junior college soccer players in the state and played in the Icer national Soccer Festival in England.
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Midget Football Registration at Baker Park
Registration for the Midget Football League of Frederick is held at the Culler Lake boathouse in Baker Park. Eligible players are boys nine by September 15 to not yet 14, weighing 125 pounds or less, all must register including returning players, with a $2.00 fee.
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Bullets Schedule to Play 37 Civic Center Games Next Season
Baltimore Bullets reveal a 37 game Civic Center home slate with 20 weekend dates and four games at Cole Field House Maryland. Frequent NBA opponents will visit three times, with some teams making only two trips to Baltimore as the league expands to 17 teams. Maryland games include Atlanta December 18, Buffalo December 30, New York January 31, and Philadelphia February 14.
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Shaw Ties Archer For Share Of Classic Lead
Shaw storms to four under par 68 to tie Archer at 136 after two rounds in Akron. Cramp ton sits one back at 137, with Beard and Aaron at 138 and defending champ Floyd at 139. Palmer Casper Trevino are out. NIchlaus and Player at 140. Archer matched front nine bogies with two birdies. Shaw credits lessons last weekend for his surge. seven birdies and four bogies highlight his round.
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