Perez's ninth inning homer fuels Reds 8 7 win over Cardinals
Tony Perez bench fury sparks an RBI rampage as he belts a three run homer in the ninth to lift Cincinnati past St. Louis 8 7. Ken Griffey and Joe Morgan set up the late rally while Perez reaches 45 RBIs this season. The page also notes wins by Giants Dodgers Phillies Pirates and Cubs.
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Darla Jones Signs With Hutchinson JC Volleyball Basketball
Darla Jones a 1976 Newton High School graduate has signed a letter of intent to attend Hutchinson Community Junior College this fall to play volleyball and basketball. The 5-8 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones Jr. lettered four years in basketball three in volleyball and three in track. In her senior year she averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds per game. Newton won the Ark Valley championship and the McPherson regional and competed in the state tournament last season.
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Canadian DB Al Phaneuf Leaves Argonauts Camp
Canadian defensive back Al Phaneuf left the Toronto Argonauts training camp after earlier announcing his football return. Phaneuf retired after the 1972 CFL season with the Montreal Alouettes and played college football at Kentucky. The Argos signed running back Mike Harris of Kansas State and suspended guard Bobby Lee Hinton of Alabama A&M for leaving camp without permission.
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A's protest may follow Brewers game over in-play ball
In Milwaukee, an eighth inning misplay on a Lindblad pitch led to a protest threat by the A's after a 4-2 Brewers win. The ball lodged in Tim Hosley’s throat protector, prompting questions from Tanner Finley and others.
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Duel Set In Kansas Amateur Golf Championship Final
Defending champ Frank Rose Topeka could meet Fred Rowland Kansas City in the Kansas Amateur final after Rose beat Matt Seitz Ellsworth 5 and 4 in the quarterfinals. Rowland defeated John Hansen Wichita on the 18th green as semifinal play begins with Rose vs Scott Park and Rowland vs Odis Wilson.
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Prize money hiked for Babe Zaharias Invitational golf
Cleveland AP reports a $100000 prize list for the Babe Zaharias Invitational Golf Classic making it the LPGA tour's third richest event. Sponsors say purse grows from $76000 last year as the tournament at Tanglewood opens June 21 with top 50 money winners and Hall of Fame members Patty Berg Louise Suggs Mickey Wright and Kathy Whitworth in the field.
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Seibert Named May Amateur Athlete in South Carolina
Clemson University shortstop Kurt Seibert, who led the Tigers to the ACC baseball tournament title, earns Amateur Athlete of the Month for May in South Carolina. He hit .500 in the Atlantic Regional Tournament, with 12 of 13 putouts in the field and contributed to wins over Furman and South Carolina.
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Major League Baseball Schedule Updates
Major League Baseball list of Sunday games includes St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Atlanta Houston at Chicago New York at San Francisco Montreal at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Diego with two games noted.
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Jesse Owens Survived Alabama Roots to Immortal Fame
Jesse Owens rose from a cotton patch upbringing in Oakville Alabama to Olympic glory and global advocacy. He discusses Berlin 1936, his stance on race and politics, and his later role as a public relations counselor and Olympic leader living in Phoenix.
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