Baseball Standings and Scores From Major League Action
National League Montreal defeats Chicago 6 to 2 as Jorgensen and Monday homer. San Francisco routs Cincinnati 8 to 0 with Falcone and Benches' scoring, while Rau wins for Atlanta over Los Angeles. Philadelphia beats Pittsburgh 8 to 1. In the American League East, Boston leads with 61 wins, Detroit takes 13 runs in a game, and Kansas City tops Minnesota 6 to 10. Other results include Texas beating Oakland 5 to 1 and Chicago clobbering California 8 to 7. Games listed with pitchers and key HRs.
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Warthen
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Montefusco
Cincinnati
Kirby
San Diego
Johnson
Houston
Forsch
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Rogers
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P. Reuschel
Wilcox
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Hosley
Jorgensen
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Sosa
Correll
Falcone
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Albury
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Rasmussen
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Rooker
Junior Victors Romp In Softball League Action
In the Junior Division at McGuan Park Artesian Water Conditioning routed Battles Insurance 16 0 Connie's defeated Norwalk Motor Sales 14 5 and Moose beat Huron Landmark 14 7 Eric Kirk led Artesian with two doubles and a single Rick Zureich added a double and two singles Larry Goudy had two singles and a double for Connie's George Peckham Don Mantz and Chuck Pheifer each had two singles for NMS Jim Smith posted three singles and a double for Moose Hoyle Burger contributed for Landmark In the Senior Division Bennett Electric won by forfeit over Janesville Products.
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Battles Insurance
Connie’s
Norwalk Motor Sales
Moose
Huron Landmark
Larry Goudy
George Peckham
Don Mantz
Chuck Pheifer
NMS
Jim Smith
Hoyle Burger
Landmark
Bennett Electric
Janesville Products
Sam Snead Ends Slammer Era With Retirement Probe
Sam Snead, at 63, announces retirement after another tough year on tour. The Westchester Golf Classic opens as his ninth event of the year with poor form and persistent pinched nerve pain. He last won a decade ago and has failed to win since age 53, ranking 164th on the money list with $2,926.
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Sutton
Mass
Milwaukee
Quad-Cities
Browns Trade Brooks to Eagles for Future Draft Pick
Cleveland Browns announce the trade of cornerback Clifford Brooks to the Philadelphia Eagles for a future draft selection. Brooks was dismissed last weekend for a major rules violation and did not receive a reason from the team. Browns owner Arthur Modell said Brooks was informed of the violations. Also added will be first overall pick Mack Mitchell, a 6-8, 241-pound defensive end, after attending the College All-Star camp.
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Ohio
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Clifford Brooks
Philadelphia Eagles
Brooks
Browns
van Green
Houston
Tex
Arthur Modell
Mack Mitchell
Mitchell
Willie Davis
Davis
Huron's Edwards Wins Monster Eliminator Again
Maurice Edwards of Huron captured the Monster Eliminator title at Norwalk Dragway for a second straight week with Jim Madden of Cleveland as runner up. Bracket winners included Bob Leimbach Berlin Heights and Lee Koch Westlake with runners up Ray Batterson Maumee Steve Hoover Ralph Wexler Lakewood and Al Yates Elyria.
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Huron
Norwalk Dragway
Jim Madden
Cleveland
Madden
Edwards
Bob Leimbach
Berlin Heights
Dragway
Lee Koch
Westlake
Ray Batterson
Maumee
Norwalk
Steve Hoover
Ralph Wexler
Lakewood
al Yates
Elyria
Local Softball Scores From Wednesday Standings
Half Way Inn beat Scotia Pattern 11 to 9. Mac's Sons defeated Couch Concrete 20 to 14. Norwalk Furniture No 2 prevailed over Friendly Corners 12 to 6.
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Half Way Inn
Mac’s Sons
Norwalk Furniture No
Edison Wrestler Haeuptle Earns Third in Galion Tourney
Charger 3rd GALION Andy Haeuptle of Edison High School took third place in the 138 pound division at the Galion Boosters Club Wrestling Tournament held July 26.
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Galion
Andy Haeuptle
Edison High School
Galion Boosters
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