White Sox rally ends Rangers bid in ten
The Chicago White Sox tied and then beat Texas 10-6 in ten innings after Carlos May delivered a clutch late hit and Tom Egan added a go-ahead double. May drove in five runs including a ninth inning tying single. The Rangers fell to 6-5 in the eighth as May’s two big hits doomed them to a loss.
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Houston
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Ted Williams
A’s
Toby Herrah
Don Mincher
Chuck Tanner
Larry Barnett
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Harrah
Chester SIGA Ladies Open Leads With Wall-Pop Homers
Ken Henderson and Bernie Williams homered for the Giants as Chester Coun try Club hosted an 8 week National League home runs event. Ruth Schueres helped the Giants beat Los Angeles while Alice McLaughlin led a 75-player field in a 1-hole tournament at the Country Club with coffee hour and a noon luncheon. Medalist Edie Kunce and club winners from Anna, Crag Orchard, Elks, Jackson County Country Club, Southwestern Lakes, Sparta, Marion Lake of Egypt, West Frankfort, and Chester are listed with low gross and low net scores. The event highlighted local golf standings and season totals alongside a separate note on Brad Lindsey’s Army Cadets baseball recognition.
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Country Club
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Anna Country Club
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Joy Hess
Connie Bittle
Mildred North
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Pinckneyville
Shirley Williams
Evelyn Hancock
Jackson County Country Club
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Lowgross
June Brown
Lownet
Eunice Harris
Southwestern Lakes
Percy
Ginger Mueller
Evie Walker
Sparta Country Club
Dane McDaniels
Darlene Pillars
Marion Lake of Egypt
Gross
Opal Finnegan
West Frankfort
Virginia Eveland
Marion Vincenti
Marie Starr
Ingrid
Vantrease
Chester
Jo Koeneman
Dorothy Cowell
Washington eyes return of major league baseball
Washington packed RFK Stadium for an exhibition between Baltimore and Pittsburgh as the city longs for major league baseball after the Senators moved to Arlington, Texas. The crowd demonstrated the strong local interest in bringing a team back.
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Major League Standings From Fragmented Schedule
Fragmented report lists multiple matchups with varied teams and cities. Mentions Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Texas Oakland Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Baltimore and others with unclear scores and dates. Specifics are jumbled, but implied league standings and scheduling are depicted.
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Montreal
Stoneman
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St Louis
Poage and Bramlett Retire From Falcons
Atlanta tight end Ray Poage and linebacker John Bramlett retire from the NFL after one season with the Atlanta Falcons. Both veterans had limited playing time due to knee injuries after previous stints with other clubs.
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Two Raiders Sign Fett and Schultz for New York
The New York Raiders sign "Cowboy" Bill Fett a five year NHL veteran and Dave Schultz known for a major penalties record. Fett, 23, right wing from Vermilion Alberta, played four seasons with the Los Angeles Kings before moving to Philadelphia last year. Schultz, 5-11 185 pounds left wing, set an American Hockey League single season penalty minutes record with 382 while at Richmond in 1970-71.
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Dave Schultz
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Alta
Los Angeles Kings
Philadelphia
Schultz
Richmond
Benton Raceway hosts action packed night with 3000 purse
Super modified driver Cliff Cockrum won a heat and the feature as four cars crashed on the front straight on lap seventeen. Jim Hirsch Evansville Ind and Richard Poe Marion followed. Gene Henson Paris was fastest in super modifieds and Jim Eaves Lick Creek won the stocks feature as Kmucha Oroville led late. Next weekend 3000 purse for both classes and 3000 purse at Williamson County Speedway near Marion Friday.
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Cliff Cockrum
Benton Raceway
Cockrum
Jim Hirsch
Evansville
Ind
Richard Poe
Marion
Gene Henson
Paris
Jim Eaves
Lick Creek
Frank Kmuche
Oroville
Kmucha
Williamson County Speedway
Cliff Johns
Jerry Wiggs
Ben
Ton
Dick Watson
Decatur
Lowell Talbert
Cisne
Eddie Stearns
Basky
Dell
Ollie Runion
dashJohns
Henson
Stearns
Hirsch
Poe
Jim Moughan
Springfield
Wes Stafford
Vincennes
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