Mets Meander Down Memory Lane in Old Time Nostalgia
Hal Bock recalls the Mets 8-7 victory over the Braves in Atlanta as a retro, nostalgic burst showing earlier struggles. The game featured homers by Milner Garrett Staub and Boswell, plus misplayed catches by Garrett and Agee that allowed two runs. Houston topped Montreal 3-1, St. Louis beat Los Angeles 3-2, Detroit edged Minnesota 2-1, Texas toppled Milwaukee 7-1, and Baltimore beat Oakland 1-0. Reuss led Houston with six hits allowed, Lee May sparked the Astros and Reggie Cleveland earned the win.
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Arnie Fit For 19th US Open at Pebble Beach
Arnold Palmer, 42,宣ays he has trained hard for Pebble Beach, playing 27 holes daily since arrival, and believes he can win though he has not won a major since the 1964 Masters. He expresses confidence mixed with lingering doubts about his concentration and putting, and he continues to attract crowds as he competes with Doug Sanders and Glenn Johnson.
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Maxie Rosenbloom Parked Between Fame and Memory Loss
SOUTH PASADENA Calif AP Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom one of boxing s beloved figures and a box office name now lives in a sanatorium under Motion Picture and Television Fund care He recalls little of a career that included 289 fights and a light heavyweight title from 1930 to 1934 Doctors say brain damage from ring blows has impaired memory judgment and mental function friends recall a once boisterous figure who grew forgetful over years as he aged and retired from boxing and film work
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Baseball Scoreboard for National and American Leagues
Philadelphia and Cincinnati clash in a doubleheader while San Francisco visits Pittsburgh in a night game. The standings show Detroit leading the AL East with 27 wins, Baltimore 26, Cleveland 22, Boston 20, New York 20, Milwaukee 16. In the West Oakland 33, Chicago 30, Minnesota 26, California 23, Kansas City 21, Texas 21. Tuesday matchups include Kansas City at Boston, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Minnesota, Milwaukee at Texas, Baltimore at Oakland, Cleveland at California.
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Three Gals and a Guy lead Summer Social bowling
In the Monday Summer Social League standings players posted top performances across teams. DeCaeny topped High 10-30 with 204 and 549 series, while Hamilton posted 145 and 393 for the High 10-30 in his squad. Cordle led with 214 and 477 for J 5-1, and Wolgast added 212 and 565 for Woodpeckers as the league produced strong individual efforts.
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Blue True, But His Teammates Betray Him
Vida Blue's fastball stays lively for Oakland but the A's bats stay silent as he loses 1-0 to Pat Dobson in Baltimore. Blue has no run support in 25 innings, while Dobson fires a three-hitter for the win. Other AL scores: Tigers 2 Twins 1 and Rangers 7 Brewers 1. NL scores: Braves 8 Mets 7, Astros 3 Expos 1, Cardinals 3 Dodgers 2.
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Sun Devils blank USC to stay unbeaten in Omaha
Arizona State thrashed Southern California 3-0 to remain the sole unbeaten in the eight team field. Texas stayed alive by beating Oklahoma 7-1, while Temple and Connecticut were eliminated, attendance failed to reach a million for the 23 year Omaha tournament.
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Ottawa Recreation Comm seeks response for adult fitness course
The ORC reports very little interest in its adult exercise program and may cancel. The class runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. at Ottawa High School with a $10 fee. Bud Wheeler is supervisor and anyone interested should attend Wednesday's session.
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