Bleile's and Moose win Lefty Grove titles in two straight
Bleile's secured the Senior Division back-to-back by beating Schild's IGA 5-3 in two straight games, following a 3-2 win Monday. The Moose dominated the Junior Division with an 8-1 victory over Nite Life, finishing 14-1 overall. All-star games set for McGuan diamond one Saturday night with Junior at 6 p.m. and Senior at 8:30 p.m.
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Schild
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Palmer
Steve Irilli
Bob Warner
Barman
Flynn
Conley
Pierce
Lichoff
Randy Bertram
Dale Perry
Missler
Billman
Ryan
Staschke
McGuan Diamond
Brewer Among Favorites at Canadian Open in Montreal
Defending Canadian Open champion Gay Brewer arrives aiming to repeat his 1970 victory as a strong field including Tom Weiskopf Bruce Crampton Johnny Miller Gene Littler and Lee Trevino contest the $35 000 first prize at Richelieu Valley Trevino holds the 1971 win here and is among the past major champions challenging Brewer for the title
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UPI
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Richelieu Valley
Tom Weiskopf
Bruce Crampton
Johnny Miller
Gene Littler
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Baseball standings and daily schedule update
The ledger shows the American League East standings with New York leading the division and Baltimore close behind, along with Milwaukee and Cleveland's positions. The National League lists St Louis atop the table, followed by Pittsburgh, Chicago and others, with multiple today’s probable pitchers and game times across venues.
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Texas
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Houston
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Reuschel
Arlin
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Bryant
Willoughby
Houston Roberts
John
Norman
Bills End Retiring Star Tight End Jan White
Buffalo Bills starting tight end Jan White retires after two seasons citing it is time to move on to do other things. White played in Buffalo during the last two campaigns and decided to end his professional football career.
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UPI
Jan White
Buffalo Bills
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