Manny Sanguillen Key To Pirate Pennant Victory
Manny Sanguillen, 26, catcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, rose from Pan American origin to star in 1964. He sits as the NL's third hitter with a .326 average, 158 hits, and 61 RBIs. Nicknamed Roadrunner for speed, he also shows growing maturity and strong defense, including throwing out Tommie Agee in a key game against the Mets.
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Twins outfielder Bob Allison retires after season
Veteran outfielder Bob Allison informed the Minnesota Twins he will retire as an active player effective Oct. 19. The 6-4, 223-pound Raytown, Missouri native hit 256 career home runs with the Twins and Senators. He appeared in 47 games this season, batting .208 with one home run, and will be available for the ALCS against Baltimore and the World Series if the Twins qualify.
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Waynesboro edges Catoctin JV 3-1 in soccer
Waynesboro defeated Catoctin junior varsity 3-1. Joe Tyler scored the lone Catamount goal. Two Catoctin keepers combined for 14 saves as the Cougars suffered the loss on Thursday.
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75-80 Drag-A-Way heads up Pro Stock Meet in Maryland
Baltimore racer Jack Arnew captures Heads Up Pro Stock at Monrovia as Doug Griffiths 1970 Duster shines through a strong field. Jim Morgan wins Super Stock Eliminator from La Plata with a 11.86 ET at 114.34 mph over William Younkin. Charles Stirhoff repeats in Modified Eliminator with a 11.38 ET at 119.84 mph in his 1957 Corvette. Events note Friday and Saturday wins, late-night Top Stock, and a switch to Sunday racing starting October 4 with big purses and 1,650 in bonds. For details, call Bill Wilcom at 301-865-5102.
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Jerry Barnett
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Bernie Rowleigh
Phil Snyder
Larry Mohar
Hagerstown
Lenny Harter
Jack
Merle Toms
Smithsburg
Martin Evans
Owings Mills
Bill Wilcom
Cubs Secure Second With 4-1 Win Over Mets
Fergie Jenkins pitched a two hit shutout bid, earning his 22nd win as the Chicago Cubs clinched second place in the National League with a 4-1 victory over the New York Mets in the season finale. Other games saw Jim Kaat homer for Minnesota in a 4-0 win over Kansas City, John Hiller tie an AL strikeout record in Detroit, and Tim McCarver spark Philadelphia to a 2-1 win over Montreal in the final Connie Mack Stadium game.
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Tony Perez
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Hank Aaron
Ray Washburn
ESA Standings End of Regular Season in 13 Innings Only
The standings show Detroit 1 Cleveland 0 Baltimore 3 Washington 2 Minnesota 4 Kansas City 6 Oakland 5 Milwaukee 4 California 5 Chicago 4 New York 1 Philadelphia 2 Montreal 1 in 10 innings Chicago 4 Cincinnati 4 Atlanta 1 Houston 5 San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 9 St Louis 5 Los Angeles 7 San Diego 4.
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Beman Opens Azalea with eight under 63 lead
Deane Beman fired a record equalling 63 at the Azalea Open in Wilmington to take a two stroke first round lead. He carded eight birdies and 10 pars on Cape Fear Country Club’s 6,575 yard layout and tied the course mark. Wilf Homeniuk and George Johnson stood two back at 65.
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