Marichal Returns and Pitches Giants Past Expos
Juan Marichal pitched a six hitter to beat Montreal 4 2 boosting his season record to 7 2 and career mark to 177 79 The win gave the Giants a strong start as other NL results showed Rick Wise and Philadelphia topping San Diego 6 1 Alan Foster and the Dodgers limited the Mets 1 0 and Chicago beat Cincinnati 14 8 in the only other complete game noted This item highlights Marichal s standout percentage and seventh complete game of the season for the Giants
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San Francisco Giants
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Montreal Expos
Marichal
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Rick Wise
Philadelphia
San Diego
Alan Foster
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Houston
St. Louis
Chieago Cubs
Cincinnati
Montreal
Ron Fairly
Wise
Clarence Gaston
Philly
Rich Allen
Mike Ryan
Johnny Callison
Foster
Jerry Koosman
Mets
Smith's Monuments Dominate Anchor Inn in CSL Victory
Smith's Monuments exploded for nine runs in the second inning to beat Anchor Inn 16 to 8 in the City Softball League. Mike Kano supplied a two base hit while Tim Kopp led the Smith's offense with three singles, and Rich Cutro added a homer and a pair of hits. Anchor Inn totaled three players with three hits each, including Dave Fellows and Mike Cloonan.
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Carson's News
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Jocko's Grill
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Orioles Beat White Sox as Robinson Delivers Clutch Runs
Earl Weaver praised Frank Robinson for delivering across the game as Baltimore defeated Chicago 5-2. Robinson’s singles in the sixth and ninth, plus an eighth inning dash home on Powell’s double, produced the tying run and two insurance RBIs. Other AL scores: Cleveland over Minnesota 6-4, Oakland 4-1 Boston, Detroit 6-0 Kansas City, Washington 6-2 California, Seattle 2-1 New York.
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Reggie Jackson
Lew Krausse
Jim Lonborg
Boston
Joe Sparma
Kansas City
Norm Cash
Detroit
Dick McAuliffe
Tigers
Frank Howard
Bernie Allen
Washington
Roger Repez
California
Senators
Gene Brabender
Yankees
Pilots
Tommy Harper
Mel Stottlemyre
Earl Weaver
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Minnesota
Seattle
New York Yankees
Frank
Weaver
Oriole
Robinson
Chicago
Paul Blair
Blair
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Powell
Walt Williams
Bobby Knoop
Ken Suarez
Harmon Killebrew
K of C and Police dominate LL baseball doubleheader at Lagoe Field
In Friday play at Lagoe Field K of C edged Seaway Supply 4-2 after four walks in the second inning, then Police defeated Firemen 10-2. Standings show K of C leading in the National Division with 4-0, while Triplets, Elks, and Moose chase. Bud Stone and George Axtell produced the only two hits for Seaway Supply off Nitardy. Police pitcher Bob Farrell allowed three hits and added three hits at the plate.
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George Axtell
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Tim Dufore
Tom Beshures
Chip Wallace
Stone
Wallace
Bob Farrell
Rich King
Kevin Tice
Farrell
Jim Clark
Mickey ‘Losurdo
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Baseball 7s Standings and Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press table shows National League East led by Chicago with 39 wins 18 losses. New York 29 25 and Pittsburgh 29 29 trail, while St Louis 27 31 and Philadelphia 21 32 lag. West Division leaders Atlanta 33 23 and Los Angeles 32 24 edge San Francisco 31 24. Results include Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 1 in 10, Chicago 14 Cincinnati 8 in 10, Houston 4 St. Louis 2, Los Angeles 1 New York 0, Philadelphia 6 San Diego 1, San Francisco 4 Montreal 2. upcoming games feature Houston at St. Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati among others.
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River yields impressive Oswego morning walleye catches
River Productive reports Wednesday morning fishing on the Oswego River with catches described as eight pound walleye and pike, each fish weighing about eight pounds.
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Russell Mulling Future But May Retire From Basketball
Boston rumors swirled over Bill Russell’s retirement as General Manager Red Auerbach said Russell phoned from the West Coast to say he would inform the Celtics when and if he decides to quit. Auerbach stressed Russell has not made a definite decision and will not announce retirement in newspapers.
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Nevele Pride dominates Yonkers Star's Pride trot
Nevele Pride the 1967 1968 harness star won his 1969 New York debut at Yonkers beating Lady B. Fast in the Star's Pride trot in 2:12 5. Fresh Yankee was third. Be Special won at Monticello in 2:03 1 5 earning 31.00 to top Happy Newport Speranza Colby. Mangle won Vernon Downs pace in 2:00 3 5 by a length over Keystone Threat. Cathy Lee at Buffalo trotted 2:04 3 5 for 3,500. Leer won Saratoga sixth as Toddlers Windy and Brave Tide followed.
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Buffalo Raceway
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Schedule of NBA games with team matchups and records
The list shows matchups: Chicago at Seattle at New York, Oakland at Boston, California at Washington, Detroit at Kansas City, Cleveland at Minnesota, Baltimore at Chicago, two California at Washington, Seattle at New York, Oakland at Kansas City, and two additional notes. Also mentions twi night games, Boston at Cleveland, Detroit at New York, and only games scheduled.
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John
Pattin
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Odom
Culp
Brunet
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Fulton shortstop Vic Freio named to CNY Cities Baseball Conference all star
Vic Freio of Fulton earned a spot as shortstop on the Central New York Cities Baseball Conference all star lineup chosen by coaches of the 12 team circuit. Teammates Jim Pollard Joe Okoniewski and Dave Weber were selected second team for pitcher catcher and third base. Mike Skinner of Oswego High also made the second team pitching corps.
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Harvard Versus Yale in Thames Race
Harvard heavyweight crew seeks its seventh straight win over Yale in the annual Thames River intercollegiate race at Gales Ferry Conn. Harvard aims for dominance in this historic showdown.
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International standings snapshot with several teams listed
The standings show Louisville leading at 31 22, followed by Toledo 30 23 and Tidewater 29 28. Other teams include Columbus Rochester Buffalo Richmond Syracuse with varying records. Saturday games feature Tidewater at Syracuse, Richmond at Buffalo, Rochester at Louisville, and Toledo at Columbus.
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Buffalo
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Industrial Softball League Schedule Promises Evening Showdowns
Local 120 and Local 214 clash as Davis Bros Meats faces Alcan at 6 45 while Local 129 plays Local 214 at 8 15 in a twin bill for the Industrial Softball League.
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Speedway crowd expected for Oswego third show of 1969
Oswego Speedway hosts a third 1969 program with a large crowd anticipated as Ken Andrews in the No. 55 seeks to extend his lead. Nolan Swift and Jim Shampine challenge the Canadian ace amid a field of 35 drivers entering two 45 lap features. Gates open 6 PM, first heat 7:45 PM, with a Demolition Derby planned next week.
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Andrews
Nolan Swift
Jim Shampine
Bob Stelter
Andy Brown
Warren Coniam
Tom York
Ronnie Wallace
Norm Mackereth
Sam Carista
John Burkholder
Wayne Landon
Lou Dabrowski
Walt Riley
Ken Bartholomew
Russell Gray
Leon Barnhart
Neal Tooley
Art Reynnds
Mark Letcher
Jim Muldoon
Tony Lavall
Kempton
Ed Skhofield
Jack Greedy
Sugar Dad Sails to Easy Win at Finger Lakes
Sugar Dad with Jose Olivares aboard won the Upstate Allowance by six lengths at Finger Lakes Race Track. Coral Blue and Rocky Way finished second and third in the seventh race Quinella for $546.80. First Notice, a 24-1 long shot, led early but was disqualified. handle reached $217,167.
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Major League Leaders in American League Batting and More
Summary of top AL stat leaders: batting average Carew at .390 and F Robinson at .332. runs led by F Robinson 48 and Blair 46. RBIs headed by Killebrew 50 and Powell 48. hits led by Blair and F Howard 74. doubles by Carew 16. triples Hogan 4 with seven tied at 3. homers Petrocelli and R Jackson 20. bases Harper and Campaneris 22. winning pitcher McNally 8 0 and Lyle 50 1.000. strikeouts McDowell 95 and Culp 91.
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Minnesota
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Baltimore
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Killebrew
Powell
F. Howard
Washington
Hogan
Seattle
Petrocelli
Boston
R. Jackson
Oakland
Batting Leaders And Team Power Attained In 196? Misc Stats
Batting averages show M Alou of Pittsburgh at .364 and McCovey of San Francisco at .353. Leading runs include Wynn of Houston with 48 and Kessinger of Chicago with 44. Banks of Chicago drives in 54, while McCovey adds 48. M Alou posts 92 hits with Brock and A Johnson at 74 each. M Alou also tops doubles with 22, while R Jackson and Tolan combine for 54 triples. McCovey leads homers with 20, followed by L May and H Aaron at 17. Brock steals 26, Wills 16.
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San Francisco
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Houston
Kessinger
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H. Aaron
Atlanta
R. Jackson
Tolan
Cincinnati
L. May
Brock
St. Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
Friday's Fights Madrid Pedro Carrasco Retains European Title
In Madrid Pedro Carrasco 131 outpointed Miguel Velazquez 130 securing the European light title. In Fort Worth Willie Warren 159 from Corpus Christi Texas defeated Jose Gabino 161 from Mexico by decision at 10 rounds.
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Spain
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Carrasco
Fort Worth
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Willie Warren
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Jose Gabino
Mexico
Harrisburg duo to ride High Impact at Shenandoah Downs
A mother and daughter from Harrisburg Pa. will saddle High Impact in Shenandoah Downs third race. Trainer Wilma K. MacFarlane will saddle the horse and Deborah MacFarlane, 19, will ride.
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Shenandoah Downs
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Harrissburg, Pa
Victory Decision MADRID: Carrasco Retains European Lightweight Title
Pedro Carrasco of Spain defeated his challenger to retain the European lightweight boxing title in Madrid. The decision preserved Carrasco's hold on the crown as the crowd watched the bout.
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American Cagers Win Prague Exhibition Bout
Robert Guy and Jesse Price led the U S Midwest College All Star squad with 51 points as they defeated Vs Praha of Czechoslovakia 87 79 Friday night in Prague. Guy scored 30 and Price 21 as the Americans stretched their tour win streak to four straight.
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Robert Guy
Jesse Price
Vs Praha
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Price
Novice crafts national mark in Ashland triple jump
Eastern Illinois senior John Craft cracked the national record with a 53 feet 9 inches triple jump on Friday at Ashland College, marking the top leap in the nation this year. He later scratched from the long jump and left to celebrate his victory. Occidental led the day with 19 points after Clint Brown won the discus and Arjan Gelling claimed the six mile. California Poly joined strong contention with 10 points in nine semifinals and relay teams.
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John Craft
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Charles Craig
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Clint Brown
Occidental
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Bowdoin
Arjan Gelling
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Gelling
Brown
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