Princeton Tourney Next Week at Garst Field
The Princeton Recreation Commission sponsor announces the annual men’s softball tournament at Garst Field July 10-13 with eight teams. First-round games start July 10 at 7 p.m. Garnett vs Williamsburg and Harris vs Princeton No II.
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Baseball Scoreboard Week’s Results and Schedules
Thursday results Detroit 18 California 10 Washington 4 New York 2 Cleveland 6 Minnesota 3 Boston 7 Oakland 2 Baltimore 4 Chicago 3 in 12 innings. Oakland at Detroit N California at Cleveland N Chicago at Washington N Minnesota at Boston N Baltimore at New York N. National League standings and results include St Louis Atlanta San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Los Angeles Philadelphia New York Chicago Houston. Wednesday results Pittsburgh 8 New York 1 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2 Atlanta 2 San Francisco 0 Cincinnati 9 Houston 7 St Louis 2 Los Angeles 1.
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Tigers Win 13-10 In Slugfest Over California
Jim Northrup Norm Cash and Don Mincher homered as Detroit outslugged California 13 to 10. The Tigers, on a four-game win streak, tied the year’s club record with six homers in one night and moved 8 1/2 games up in the American League. Other AL scores included Baltimore 4 3 over Chicago in 12 innings and Washington 4 2 over New York.
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Pele Leads Santos Past Spurs in KC Exhibition
Kansas City Santos star Pele dazzled as his team beat the Spurs 4-1 before 19,296 fans in the NASL exhibition. Elizeu and Douglas added second-half goals, while Manfred Seissler scored for Kansas City. Santos remained unbeaten on its U.S. tour. Spurs, missing Joe Haverty, tired after a grueling nine-day stretch.
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New Bride Leads Gals Open But Trails Hubby
Susie Maxwell Berning shot 69 to lead after round one of the 16th U S Women's Open at Moselem Springs Golf Club. Her husband Dale Berning, a 6 handicapper in Nevada real estate, cheered as she stayed one stroke ahead of four-time champion Mickey Wright who fired 70. Wright seeks a fifth title while Berning recalls last year’s near miss.
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Lull In Threatened NFL Players Strike
The NFL Players Association faces a wait and see period as talks stall over pension benefits. Key figures include John Gordy and Art Modell. San Francisco rookies report Sunday amid looming strike talk, while veterans hesitate to report.
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Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
Baseball leaders show star performances across batting runs and RBIs. Notable figures include Harrelson and Yastrzemski leading AL batting, Howard driving in 58, McAuliffe and White high in runs, and Rose topping NL batting with 109 hits while Campaneris and Brock pace steals and doubles. Pitching leaders include McLain and Tiant in wins and Marichal in strikeouts.
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Pros Will Win Yet Still Lose At Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports show professional stars would lose money even with prize money won. Promoter George MacCall cites a $20,000 deficit if pros entered. argues prize funds should reward top finishers among pros and amateurs. Rod Laver leads in today's final as Tony Roche challenges for $4,800 first prize.
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Aaron Slump Feeds Giants Win Over Braves
In a National League roundup, the Giants beat the Braves 6-4 as Hank Aaron, despite 15 homers and 43 RBIs, went 1-for-5 with two double plays and a late strikeout. The day also featured Cardinals, Cubs, Phillies, Pirates, Mets, and Dodgers results with notable performances from Bonds, Shannon, Wills, Nen, and James.
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Bowling League Scores And Highs From Tuesday
The scoreboard lists teams and top marks including Go Getters Side Swipers with 199 504, Warhurst 174 435, Hillbillies 153 395, Lucky Four 100 274, Teasers 176 510, Slap Happy Four 113, R and M Midgets Scatterbrains 1d7 345, Everhart 119 277, Pinheads 125 342, Four Flunkies 151 381, Ducas Wild 87 233, The Bums 111 333.
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