Baseball Scoreboard and Upcoming Harness Race Card
Baseball standings show New York leading at 49 30 620 with Boston 39 39 and Cleveland 38 39. Friday results include Minnesota 8 Boston 6 and New York 2 Chicago 1. Also notes Savoir, winner of 1975 Roosevelt International Trot, is expected to start July 10 at Nassau County.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwkee
Westean City
Texas
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
Californ
Kansas City
Milwaukee
California
Bane
Tiant
Fitzmorris
Roberts
Westbury
N.Y
Billy Haughton
Nassau County
Perry
Travers
Dobson
Blue
Brett
Alexander
Palmer
Ross
Phila
Pitts
St. Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Ang
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
San Fran
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Barr
Renko
Candelaria
Billingham
Pee Wee Rosters League Rosters and Schedule Edits
Roster lists for Pee Wee divisions named Rangers Hard Heads Wildcats Lightning Bolts Jayhawks Jets and Bad News Bears with player names and a misformatted schedule noting games and times. The document also contains multiple typographical errors in team names and times and ends with a garbled schedule.
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Rangers
Matt Lesh
Brian Hoke
Otto Skoog
Mike Ramsey
Ronnie Sylvester
John Germer
Chris Waldy
Jason Chappell
Ryan Latimer
Joy Davis
Donnie Arthur
Darran Latimer
Russell Redenbaugh
Mark Evans
Shawn Bond
Derek Osborn
John Marszycki
Randy Reust
Mike Reust
Wayne Knight
Danon Sellers
Richard Fletcher
Jett Mower
Arthur Morgan
Shannon Hagelin
Ben Hadley
Steve Teter
Wildcats
Nard
Lightning
Jayhawks
Hoeds
Jets
Bad News Mews Bears
City Scores SOFTBALL Man's Church League NORTH BAPTIST 20 Griffin 4
City scores from church league softball show NORTH BAPTIST routing Griffin 20 to 4. Multiple players across teams like Hotaling, Nelson, Smyder, Switzer, Dodds, and Williams contributed varied run totals in a wide, activity-filled ledger.
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Man's Church League
North Baptist
Griffin
Hotaling
K. Nelson
Shoemaker
J. Hotaling
Burgoon
Kunard
Smyder
L. Nelson
Tucker
Ditlevaon
Schw
Bowling Scores From POW WOW League Entrants
League bowling results feature Brady Bunch leading with 177 and 474 for high totals, SOUTHSIDERS, FIREWATER, DEKALA HYBRIDS, FAMILY AFFAIR, HORN TOADS, MAYBEES, YOUTH LEAGUE squads, and many players. Notable high scores include 391 by White and 571 by McClay, across multiple teams and divisions.
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R. Brady
G. Suther
Seiff
R. Watts
B. Graves
L. Reeves
D. Berger
M. Crowley
Blue Jays
J. Dion
Sleichter
T. Hamilton
Porcupines
R. Mundy
DUKES
Hisar
A Madaen
D. Miller
Lemley
White
M. Herman
S. Anderson
D. Turner
K. Spears
T. Myers
K. Gilbert
D. Stevenson
T. Brock
Giants and Mets Lead Junior League Roundup Highlights
In Junior League action the Giants beat the Yanks 8 to 4 behind two-hit efforts from Brad Keaton and Scott Butler. The Mets exploded for 23 runs on 11 hits, led by Keenan Beauchamp John White and Tim Owens who each scored four, as they routed the Orioles 23 to 5. Dodgers outslug Pirates 9 to 4 with Tim Lancaster and Ken Johnson two-hit games. Tigers topple Cubs 13 to 10 to stay atop standings. Expos edge Twins 10 to 8. Jeff White homered triple and double for the Expos. Padres rally to a 23 to 1 win over the Braves as every Padres batter had a hit. Athletics beat Red Sox 17 to 8 with all 17 runs coming in the first inning. White Sox top Royals 7 to 4 with Lehman and Miller driving the offense.
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Craig Wagerl
Giants
Yanks
Brad Keaton
Scott Butler
Mets
Orioles
Keenan Beauchamp
John White
Tim Owens
Brian McClay
Kirby Soph
Kevin Altic
Kevin Spears
Dodgers
Pirate
Tim Lancaster
Ken Johnson
Doug Kramer
Pirates
Tigers
Cubs
Damon Wallis
Sean Patty
Larry Stewart
Expos
Twins
Joey Rice
James Gipson
Dana Sellens
Jimmy Jones
Jim Dietz
Randy White
Expo
Jeff White
Padres
Braves
Athletics
Red Sox
Tammy Yates
White Sox
Royals
Wallis
Collins
Chappell
Oatman
Evans
IC E
Morgan
Brattle
Stewart
Ware
Shaw
Ewbenk
Gladman
R.lors
Weams
Lunger
Hotaling
McFadden
McCray
Soph
Alte
V. Pughy Deta
Adamson
Raub
N. Owens
Siants
Brian Kel
Butler
Hitt
Smell
Kiser
DePriest
Suliven
Caray
Farrall
Totals
Surroughs
Finch
Cates
Marian
Winter
Dournal
Ferguson
Taylor
Allison
Corcoran
Bugg
Wiggins
Sims
Wiederholt
Brownell
Fisch
Dearing
Histings
Stevana
Middlebusher
Yates
Harrell
Albright
Robert Rice
Ren. Rice
Lemay
Monis
Smith
Hoover
Coppage
Billick
McCrea
Shultz
Curtis
Brawar
Rice
Gipson
Wiederhalt
Sallens
Jones
Dietz
White
Parker
T. Winters
Myers
Owens
Edwards
Burrichter
Millbern
Hutchings
Fogle
Lehman
Fennel
Aredy
Yokum
Berger
Altendorf
S. Brady
Gardner
Welch
Farrell
City Schedule and League Matchups Across Multiple Circuits
Monday schedule covers Men's AA and B leagues with multiple games at Budge's Hamilton, Hughes, John’s, and more, plus a 9100 block of spots. Thursday brings City of Ottawa and Ramsey Prig matchups in Men's B. Women's and Church leagues list Friday events across Alley Shop, Mazarene, and others. The Associated Press item notes Western and Eastern Division results with the Denver Bears narrowing Oklahoma City's lead, plus Omaha and Wichita wins. weekend tournaments begin across CCBA OCBA and Friday schedules.
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King Radio
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Skyhook
Bill Aditchel
Scott’s Serv
City of Otawa
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Jaycee B
Princeton
Va. Slavens
Planner Leeds
Moorman's
Rangers
Hubbard Lumber
Nazarene Assembly
First Baptist
Cat Women
Denver Bears
Oklahoma City
89Ers
Omaha
Evansville
Towa
Basutyland
Lantis Guilders
Ottawa Merchants
Rantoul
Lantis Builders
John's Women’s Blue League
Alley Shop
Mazarene
Leftovers
King Radia
N. Bapliat
M.D. Log
Foursquare
Maxwell
Olympic Games Reach Impasse in Taiwan Row
Taiwan athletes waited in Brookline for permission to enter Canada amid a stand over recognition as the Republic of China. IOC president Lord Killanin and Canada's Andre Bissonnette met in Montreal to seek a settlement, with Tanzania boycotting over New Zealand participation and most federations backing the IOC on Taiwanese entry.
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Taiwan
Brookline
Mass
Canada
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
Andre Bigsonette
IOC
Killanin
Republic of China
Tanzania
New Zealand
South Africa
Filbert Bayi
Tripartite Commission
Associated Press
People's Republic of China
China
Taiwan Olympic Committee
Republic
McTear Scratched From US Olympic Track Team
Houston McTear, the high school sprint standout from Santa Monica, is scratched from the Montreal Olympics due to a hamstring tear. Johnny Jones of Lompasa, Texas, 18, will replace him after finishing fourth at the Eugene trials. McTear will remain with the U S team as a delegation member.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Houston McTear
United States Olympic Committee
Johnny Jones
Lampasas
Tex
University of Texas
McTear
Santa Monica
Calif
Montreal
Jones
Eugene
Ore
USOC
John Anderson
Brunswick
Maine
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Robarts
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Torti Nazarene Assembly
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Mecurdy
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T. Galatia
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Gutter Dusters
G. Sorenson
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L. Murray
Kingpins
M. Clark
D. Jordon
M. Frizzell
Green Acres
L. Devin
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L. Swisher
Merry Mixers
C. Turner
G. Turner
S. Troutman
WILD
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C. Foster
D. McClay
R. Sherley
E. Oelschlager
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Shawn Miller
Kelvin Owens
Tim Burrichter
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Julio Gonzalez
Bill Bright
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Garfield and E. Field Animal Show
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Dick Stinnett
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