Twins edge Red Sox in tight midget league showdown
In Midget League action the Twins defeated the Red Sox 15-14 as Randy Brewer drilled a third inning homer with John Marconette Bill Wiederhalt and Dana Sellens on base. The Expos beat the Braves 8-5 with James Johnson hitting a grand slam. Padres downed White Sox 15-4 as Todd Young two hits two runs. Tigers beat Yanks 11-7 while Giants powered past Dodgers and Mets topped Pirates 12-11. Orioles lost while Cubs won 21-9 with John Gladman and Steven Lunger scoring twice.
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Craig Wagerl
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Red Sox
Sox
Randy Brewer
John Marconette
Bill Wiederhalt
Dana Sellens
Dan Fisher
Expos
Braves
James Johnson
Padres
White Sox
Todd Young
Doug Yokum
Mike Albright
Steve Lemley
Ronnie Rice
Robert Rice
Athletics
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Yanks
Damon Wallis
Giants
Orioles
McFadden
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Miles
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Soph
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DeCock
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Totals
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Gladman
Hotaling
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Skiles
Brown
Staventon
Hooton
Piswman
Ian Mill
Brad Keaton
Bi Keaton
Butler
Small
Bass
DePr
Kalsar
Sullivan
Farrell
Randell
Marton
Unruh
Wailis
Collins
Green
Chappell
Damron
T. Evans
Evans
Hoover
Burroughs
Finch
Cates
Allison
Winter
Douthat
Bugg
Ferguson
Corcoran
Pirates
Weaver
Gipson
Glesier
N. Owens
Raub
Uehamp
Mahaffey Leads Open at Atlanta Athletic Club
John Mahaffey surged into the halfway lead at the 76th United States Open in Duluth Georgia with a 70 68 138 after a bold round attacking the pins. Teammates Ben Crenshaw Tom Kite Jr.Jersey and Jerry Pate followed close as Mike Reid faded from a first round lead.
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Duluth
John Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Ben Hogan
Medinah
Chicago
Sont
Lou Graham
Atlanta Athletic Club
Mike Reid
al Geiberger
Hubert Green
J.C. Snead
Lyn Lott
Mike Morley
Butch Baird
Jack Nicklaus
Reid
Brigham Young University
Houston University
Little
Kerrville
Tex
Crenshaw
Tom Kite, Jr
John
City Scores Softball Men League Scores Report
City leagues report softball results with numerous players listed by team including WESLEYAN NAVANSWANDAR FIRST METHODIST NORTH BAPTIST FAITH LUTHERAN KING RADIO ALLEY SHOP NAZARENE and others. Totals show numerous player stats and team tallies across Catholic Lutheran Protestant and Methodist church leagues in a dense box score style.
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Leag Wesleyan
Navanswandar
Sundstrom
T. Woods
G. Woods
Roberts
Wagner
Zook
Rothtumn
Adcock
Strum
Gales
Thornton
Hill
Phillips
Kimas
Spighe
Chega
Young
1Ranshaw
M. Geise
A. Mim
Westminster
Owens
Ballinger
Olson
Taylor
Walle Fant 3Ralcks
Nauman
Ter
Vanibidern
Pankratt
Rader
Torms
First Methodist
Qrean
Rick Olmsted
Smith
Fox
Frank
Sypher
Clark
Randy Olmsted
Stevens
Ptist
Dowdy
Roush
Humphrey
Ream
Hennessy
Tucker
Kunard
Snyder
Sype
Griffin
J. Hotaling
Faith Lutheran
O. Switzer
Zimmerman
M. Williama
Sehule
Marsh
L. Switzer
Towe
Lin
Tat
King Radio
Lay
Bond
Feit Aiken
Morrow
Wil
Martinar
Brockus
Tamora
Green
Ballay
Robertson
Graham
Marconetta
Alley Shop
Sheffield
Bleker
Mayer
Finch
Ye Mendel
Servative
Lucas
Mallicoat
Adamson
Brantano
Nazarene
Cleug
Geiss
Clavenger
Crenshaw
Heinieth
Fryé
Seymour
Gregg
Totals
Weh H.D. Lee
Mitchall
Humerichhourn
Kirkpatrick
Hemple
Shaffer
Nicholson
B. Mitchell
Bowen
Shafter
Johnson
James
Waymire
Aaron's 750th homer boosts Brewers in ninth
Hank Aaron delivers his 750th career home run off Oakland's Jim Todd to lift the Milwaukee Brewers to a 3-2 win. In other American League games, the Yankees edge the White Sox in 14 innings, Orioles beat the Rangers, Red Sox top the Angels, Royals beat the Indians, and the Tigers defeat the Twins. Ken Holtzman debuts with the Yankees after a multi-team deal, earning 7 13 innings while Grant Jackson wins.
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Herschel Nissenson
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Oakland
Jim Todd
Milwaukee Brewers
A's
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Yankees
White Sox
New York
Chicago
Fred Stanley
Mickey Rivers
Dave Hamilton
Roy White
Ken Holtzman
Baltimore
Grant Jackson
Holtzman
Olympic Trials Get Underway in Eugene
The eight day U S Olympic track and field trials opened under clear skies at the University of Oregon with Kathy McMillan and Ron Laird aiming for the first berths. McMillan who is 17 from Raeford North Carolina is favored to win the women’s long jump while Laird the defending walking champion hopes to clinch the 20 kilometer walk. Officials reviewed entry blanks as about 600 athletes sought eligibility and some were rejected for not meeting performance standards. Drug testing may be conducted for winners to deter drug use.
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Long Beach
Calif
Tim Shaw
United States
Sullivan Award
U.S
Montreal
Brian Goodell
Misson Viejo
Shaw
Casey Converse
John Naber
Bradford Cooper
Australia
Tom McBreen
Shirley Babashoff
Ashe
Barbara Krause
East Germany
Miss Babashoff
Eugene, Ore
Kathy McMillan
Ron Laird
University of Oregon
Miss McMillan
Raeford
N.C
Martha Watson
Lakewood
Willie White
Chicago
Laird
Kathy Schmidt
Ruth Fuchs
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