Hinton's Homer Gives Indians 10th Straight Win
The Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 5-4 in 10 innings to extend their winning streak to 10, as Chuck Hinton hit a leadoff homer in the 10th and Duke Sims tied the game with a homer in the eighth. Luis Tiant pitched 6 2/3 innings with Gary Bell earning the win in relief. Orioles and Yankees also won while Boston and Kansas City lost in AL action.
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Boxscores National League Kansas City and Phoenix game summary
Box scores show Kansas City and Phoenix in a National League game with final score 7 to 4. Key contributors include Talbot Stock Wyatt Bryan Stafford Ramos Tiefenauer Howard Edwards and Tresh who hit a home run for the winner. Ramos earned a win and Stock took the loss.
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American League Standings and Schedule Highlights
The American League table shows Minnesota leading with 38 wins and Chicago at 37 24, followed by Cleveland and Baltimore at 37 27. Tuesday results include Kansas City beating New York 6 2 and Boston defeating Baltimore 4 2. Wednesday offers a slate of projected pitchers and Thursday schedules across league matchups highlighting key Western and Eastern games.
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Calvert Leads Helen Tobles Slab Fork Nine Win
Okey Calvert celebrated being named an honorable mention on the all state baseball team by pitching Helen Tobles to a 6 2 victory over Slab Fork in the Sophia Senior League. Calvert entered in the third, allowed one hit, while Dennis Saunders announced a 1 p.m. Saturday meeting for senior league managers to pick an all star team.
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National League and American League baseball leaders and scores
Summary of league results and leaders with team scores from late season games. Key performances include Mays and Aaron leading batting with high averages, and home run and RBI leaders such as Mays, Stargell, Mantilla, Horton, Colavito, Kaline, and Killebrew. Details cover league splits and player tallies in runs, hits, and averages.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez debates quitting PGA Tour after U S Open
New York based reports say Puerto Rican golfer Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez considered quitting the PGA Tour after the 65th U S Open in St Louis. He justified staying through talks with wife Iwalani, noting only a few pros resent his on course antics which some call clowning. He argues his style helps galleries.
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Mullens and Hinton to clash in doubleheader
Mullens American Legion Post 106 meets Hinton Legion tonight in a scheduled doubleheader at Mullens Athletic Field. First game starts at 6 30 p m. Mullens seeks revenge after a 6 2 loss to Summers County baseballers.
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Law Shuts Out Giants in Pirates Comeback Season
Vernon Law extends a seven game win streak with a 6-0 shutout of the San Francisco Giants. The Pirates’ ace drives in three runs with a homer, while Stargell adds two long balls. Dodgers, Reds, Cubs, and Phillies win in other NL games. Law’s career arc from injury to Cy Young winner highlighted by his faith, endurance, and continued effectiveness.
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Investor-Owners Span Demographics of Appalachian Power
Thousands of retired people farmers factory workers truckers and house wives are described as typical investor-owners of the American Electric Power Company of which Appalachian Power is a part. The passage highlights the broad civic ownership and varied backgrounds that back the utility’s regional operation.
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