Public Links Golf Moves Into Finals
In Tonawanda New York the 36 hole Public Links semi finals feature Dick Sikes Warren Strout Hung Soo Ahn and Wayne Breck as they vie for the amateur title. Sikes the 1961 holder from Arkansas defeated John Joseph and Hubert Farmer to reach the semis while Strout an electrical engineer from Indiana beat Lamont Kaser and Herb Howe. Ahn from Hawaii beat Saul Sabotin and Alan Heedt to advance and Breck from Arizona reached the semis with wins over Masa Kaya and John Schlee.
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Indians Rally Beats Orioles as Essegian Shines
Major league action sees Chuck Essegian spark the Cleveland Indians with a pinch three run homer in the ninth to beat Baltimore 6-4. Essegian’s late blast helps close the gap on the Yankees, while Angels top the Yankees 5-4 and Dodgers maintain their half game NL lead with a 3-0 win over the Mets.
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Australian pair advances at Antwerp tournament
Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson of Australia moved forward in the Antwerp International tennis tournament on Thursday while American Mal Fox of Baltimore, Maryland, was eliminated by Mexico's Antonio Palafox 6-4 6-0.
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Blackburn Bats Pitches Jets Over Richmond
Ron Blackburn of Columbus earned his fourth win with a ninth inning home run as the Jets edged Richmond 5-4 in the International League. Buffalo beat Rochester 10-6 in a homer barrage led by John Herrnstein Danny Cater and Pancho Herrera. Jacksonville, led by Joe Schaffernoth, won 4-2 over Atlanta to stay atop the standings with 57 wins and 26 losses.
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Reds Rally Past Cubs With Robinson Coleman Power
Cincinnati beat Chicago 4 4 in the ninth as Frank Robinson drove in three runs and Gordy Coleman hit his 15th homer. Don Blasingame started the decisive rally with a triple off Don Elston, Dave Gerard pitched the final innings, and Robinson extended his hitting streak to 14 as Joey Jay earned win number 12. Bob Purkey seeks his 15th win against Cal Koonce in the next matchup.
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Cubs clutch two run homers in loss to opponent
In a Chicago defeat, Billy Williams and Andre Rodgers hit two run homers off Jay. Coleman drove in nine runs in the last three games as the American League team outscored opponents.
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THES STANDINGS Warren Williams Post 70 vs Eppys Drug Dias
The standings card lists several matchups among local teams such as Warren Williams Post 70 against Eppys Drug Dias, Floral against Post 32, Beckley Babe Ruth King Photo versus Eric's Bays, Buick against Harry's Route 47, LL Webb & Neal against Crook's Mullens, and Lions against Chevrolet. The lines also show contests featuring Moose Methodists, Rotary versus Legion, Beckley Elks II against Pirates and Cards, Dodgers against Cubs, Redlegs versus Giants, Millers versus Hawks, Mount Hope II versus Indians, and Redlegs again.
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