Galatia claims prep tourney with no-hitter and title
Galatia won a four team high school baseball tournament at Waltonville led by Greg Hughes a senior left hander who threw a no hit first round 1 0 win over Waltonville and was named tourney MVP He struck out 11 and walked five Hughes helped Galatia prevail 11 5 in eight innings over Bluford Bluford had earlier defeated Woodlawn 2 1 Waltonville took third by beating Woodlawn 7 1
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Greg Hughes
Waltonville
Hughes
Bluford
Woodlawn
Wailtonville
Montreal at Los Angeles showdown on Tuesday schedule
Major League action features Montreal at Los Angeles with Rogers 13-9 tangling Hooton 14-7. Other Tuesday matchups include Chicago at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Houston Philadelphia at San Diego New York at San Francisco Seattle at Boston Oakland at Baltimore Milwaukee at Cleveland AM Minnesota at Detroit California at New York Chicago at Kansas City Toronto at Texas.
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Rogers
Los Angeles
Hooton
Chicago
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
San Diego
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Boston
Oakland
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Kansas City
Toronto
Texas
National League Baseball
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Lamp
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Candelaria
Norman
Kant
Jones
Abbott
Torrez
Renko
Palmer
Tanana
Figueroa
Augustine
Rozema
Kravec
Splittorff
Underwood
Comer
Du Quoin USAC 100-Mile Dirt Race Result
Poncho Carter wins the USAC National Championship 100 Mile Dirt Race at Du Quoin. Bill Vukovich finishes second ahead of George Snider, Larry Dickson, Billy Cassella, Jim McElreath, Buddy Jones, Steve Cannon, Larry Rice, and Chuck Gurney in the field.
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du Quoin
Poncho Carter
Bill Vukovich
George Snider
Larry Dickson
Billy Cassella
Jim McElreath
Buddy Jones
Steve Cannon
Larry Rice
Chuck Gurney
Hall of Fame Golf Classic final scores at Pinehurst
Top final results from the Hall of Fame Golf Classic at Pinehurst Country Club No. 2. Tom Watson earned $50,000 with 72 67 67 71 277. Hale Irwin and Howard Twitty tied for second with 278, each winning $19,333. Tom Kite also carded 278 to share third, while Danny Edwards earned $10,250 and Jerry Pate $9,000 with 279 and Bob Gilder $7,687 with 283.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Pinehurst Country Club
Tom Watson
Hale Irwin
Howard Twitty
Tom Kite
Danny Edwards
Jerry Pate
Bob Gilder
Bowling and Baseball Headlines on Evening Sports
TV schedule lists Bowling for Dollars at 6 30 on channel 2, then baseball Pittsburgh at Cincinnati on channels 2 and 3 at 7 00, followed by the U S Professional Tennis Championship on channel 8 at 7 00.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Waukegan Open Bowling Finals and Prize Winners
AP reports the Waukegan PBA Open final standings with match play finalists and their home towns, records, total pinfall, and prize money. J Fred Conner of Marista California led with 9,711 pins and $6,000, followed by Paul Moser of Medford Massachusetts and Earl Anthony of Tacoma Washington in top positions. full ranking lists 24 finishers with their wins losses and earnings.
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J. Fred Conner
Marista
Calif
Paul Moser
Medford
Mass
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Carmen Salvino
Chicago
Steve Westberg
Cottage Grove
Ore
Steve Preston
Kokomo
Ind
Butch Soper
Santa Ana
Joe Berardi
New York
N.Y
Roy Buckley
Columbus
Ohio
Tommy Hudson
Akron
Pete Couture
Windsor Locks
Conn
Neil Burton
St. Louis
Frank Ellenburg
Mesa
Ariz
Craig Cuttor
Whittier
Palmer Fallgren
Sacramento
Caillif
Injuries muddle AFC East picture
Baltimore and Miami face upheaval as Bert Jones and Bob Griese suffer injuries. New England trends toward favorites with depth, while Buffalo rebuilds under Chuck Knox and New York Jets seek revival with Richard Todd. Early-season outlook unsettled after injuries and looming questions about quarterback stability.
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Baltimore
Ted Marchibroda
Baltimore Colts
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
Marchibroda
Colts
Bert Jones
Detroit
Miami
Bob Griese
Dolphins
Buffalo Bills
New York Jets
New England
Dallas Cowboys
Jones
Lydell Mitchell
Bill Troup
Mike Kirkland
Patriots
Hannah
Russ Francis
Sam Cunningham
Mike Haynes
Cunningham
Steve Grogan
AFC
NFL
Raymond Clayborn
Stanley Morgan
Don Shula
Bill Arnsparger
Benedict sweeps Hambletonian tourney as Qualls win scramble
Jim and Marge Qualls of Chester triumph in the Braves and Squaws scramble at Chester Country Club with a 6 under 30 on the final nine and 133 total. Jansco wins Shamrock Mines Supply Classic at Lake of Egypt, Benedict takes Hambletonian at Perry County CC near Du Quoin with 141, after a Sunday 72.
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Chester Country Club
Jim
Marge Quails
Bill
Janette Cooper
Joe Koeneman
Don
Nancy Bixby
Mark
Mary Bond
Tony
Rosie Stevens
Hilda
Jack Bryant
Chris
Cathy Monroe
Pam Whittenberg
Jeanne Bresh
Bob
Lola Ruble
Joe
Betty McCluskey
Wendell
Millie Porter
Bob Williams
June Brown
Margarite Koeneman
Paul
del Oyler
Russell Murphy
Donna Thompson
Les Oyler
Helen Koonce
Bruce Mathis
Arlen Wittenberg
Gary
Mary Ann Squires
Floyd
Elda Schwebel
Bud
Pat Roberts
Elza
Evelyn Brantley
Paul Smith
Lois Gholson
Reba Meil
George McArdle
Melba Leuschke
O.J
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Vi Marrow
Tom Tindall
Jane Berry
Cliff
Anita Howell
Karen Shubert
Esther Knowles
Howard
Anna Mae Derossett
Alois
Twyla Luhr
Mex
Jo Ann Burgett
Marge Qualls
Chester
Qualls
Jan Jansco
Johnston City
Lake of Egypt
Marion
Greg Benedict
Marissa
Perry County
du Quoin
Jannette Cooper
Farmington
Jo Koeneman
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Margarite Keeneman
U S collegiate all stars win first two world title games
The U S all star college team opened the 25th World Amateur Championship in Italy with a 5 3 win over Japan and a 2 0 victory against Korea. Tim Wallach of Cal State Fullerton drove in two runs each game, Mark Thurmond pitched a four hitter in the Korea win, and Tim Leary earned the Japan win. The squad, 2 0 in round robin play, next faces host Italy as Jerry DeSimone of Southern Illinois earns defensive praise from coach Tom Chandler.
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Italy
Jerry DeSimone
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Tom Chandler
Texas A&m
U.S
Japan
Korea
Tim Wallach
California State-Fullerton
Wallach
Mark Thurmond
Terry Francona
Arizona
Tim Leary
UCLA
Ramsey captures I-57 Super-Pro crown at drag strip
Danny Ramsey of West Frankfort defeated Bill Taylor of St. Louis in the super pro bracket at the I-57 Drag Strip near West Frankfort to win 400 dollars. Bob Sigler of Marion finished third, Paul Braves of Shelbyville fourth. In pro bracket Roger Price of Clay Kentucky won ahead of Darryl Little, with Terry Podschweit and Don Keene in third and fourth. Rene Rogers of Thompsonville won Trophy Eliminator over John Feals of Dongola. Next race set for Sept 9 features a Super-Pro 1600 showdown.
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West Frankfort
Bill Taylor
St. Louis
Bob Sigler
Marion
Paul Braves
Shelbyville
Roger Price
Clay
Darryl Little
Terry Podschweit
Don Keene
Pinckneyville
Rene Rogers
Thompsonville
John Feals
Dongola
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