Buffs Run Past Braves as Teen League Action Rolls On
In Towb ark last night the Buffs beat the Braves 12 to 1 and the Dodgers edged the Bullets 40 in Teen-age league games. Tim Flynn starred for the Buffs with a 2 hit performance and three RBIs in the second inning. Flynn also went 3 for 3 with a double and two singles driving in runs and aiding a second inning surge.
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Golf star Weiskopf shines at Kemper Open round lead
Tom Weiskopf shoots a course record 65 at Quail Hollow to lead the Kemper Open as Nicklaus sits out. Lanny Wadkins cards 66 while Ken Still Mac McLendon Bert Green Leonard Thompson and Pat Fitzsimons chase at 67. Palmer and Crampton reach 68 in favorable conditions.
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Cubs and Indians Win UI Tilts
The Cubs edged the White Sox 4-3 and the Indians defeated the Braves 10-3 in Little League action last night. Cubs hitters included Robert Bartlett and Mark Davis with two singles each, Vic Valentine a double, and Bryan Vincent Mike Greenfield and Russell Ile with one single apiece. White Sox standouts were Tony Degrate with two homers and a single Bobby Degrate two singles Lonnie Blackard Bill Stephens and Rodney Glass with one single each. Indians players Rickey Gambel a double and a single Marvin Hammond two singles Greg Sullenger James Williamson one single each. Braves Ray Wheelus a double and a single Kyle Short Sammy Willis doubles Tracey Holladay Clifford Collins singles.
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Braves Beat Indians 11 7 Cubs Edge White Sox 3 2 in Farm League
Braves win 11 7 over Indians while Cubs nip White Sox 3 2 after 12 innings. White Sox and Cubs each had two hits. Slaughter and Dupuy led Sox with a triple and a single. Valentine, Bane, and others contributed Cubs hits. Eddie Vieugas held two hitters for the Braves with a two hitter game.
Church golf league seek organizer contact Snyder Indoor Golf
Any church interested in organizing a golf league should contact Richard Olsen at Snyder Indoor Golf for information. Call 5739106 or 5734206.
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Ranger Wins National Title at JUCO Championship
Ranger College Texas captured the national junior college baseball title with a 5-0 win over Gulf Coast Florida. Donnie Moore earned four victories and a save in six games, striking out eight, as Ranger claimed the crown in Grand Junction Colorado. The tournament featured Gulf Coast’s bid for victory marred by four errors, while Purkey of Gulf Coast remained hospitalized in a coma after a collapse.
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Cowboys Hall of Fame LB Chuck Howley retires
Chuck Howley six time All Pro and Super Bowl V MVP retires in Dallas at 37 after 14 NFL seasons. He cites family business and lingering knee injury, praising his Cowboys career and coach Tom Landry while passing the outside linebacker role to D D Lewis.
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