Wesman champs bar from Morgantown City playoffs
The Fire Department Little League team known as the Wesman champs declined to participate in the Morgantown City Championship playoffs due to geographic boundaries. Despite a 13 0 regular season, the team plays across the Monongahela River, while residents argue Morgantown, Westover, Star City and Granville form a single community for tournament purposes.
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Morgantown
Monongahela River
Royce Watts
Little League
Westover
Star City
Granville
Suncrest
Cheat Lake
Marilla
Morgantown High School
Community sports split over new Little League format
Halftime notes debate a double elimination Little League playoff for all teams aiming to finish before August. Westover teams may feel sidelined by the Morgantown area plan while neighbours clash over field and access. Also preview of a Sunday August 7 charity basketball game at the Civic Arena featuring Connie Hawkins and other NBA players.
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Little League Commission
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Kingwood
Civic Arena
Pittsburgh
Connie Hawkins
Western Pennsylvania
NBA
Maurice Lucas
Portland Trail Blazers
Schenley High
Hawkins
ABA
Phoenix Suns
West Penn
Pitt
Keith Starr
Chicago Bulls
Duquesne
Mike Barr
Kansas City Kings
National Record Marts
Peters Kelley and Kent Parker win West View men’s doubles title
Peter Kelley and Kent Parker captured the West View Tennis Center men’s doubles crown by beating Stanley Farr and James McCartney 4 6 3 7 6 in a tight final. Other results include Joe Hill and Tom Krebbs over Tom Rogers and Bob Murphy 6 3 5 7 6 3, Farr and McCartney over Ken Schulte and Wayne Bodenheimer 6 1 6 3, and Kelley and Parker over Gill and Krebbs 7 6 3 6 1. Rogers and Murphy beat Schulte and Bodenheimer 6 2 6 3. Consolation winners were Hill and Krebbs. Women’s doubles postponed due to rain to Thursday. Mixed doubles at Marilla: Carol and Don Spencer won the C Division by defeating Norma and Delfin Simbra 8 3, with multiple other club results noted.
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Peter Kelley
Kent Parker
West View Tennis Center
Stanley Farr
James McCartney
Joe Hill
Tom Krebbs
Tom Rogers
Bob Murphy
Farr
McCartney
Ken Schulte
Wayne Bodenheimer
Kelley
Parker
Gill
Krebbs
S. Petsko
R. Petsko
J. Camp
S. Tanner
B. Cohen
D. Newcomb
M. Bell
C. McFadden
K. Cook
G. Cook
Simbras
Spencers
Meadows results First Race Pace and Placings
Meadows draws listed for two pacing races. First race shows Embassy Diplomat with Hogan finishing second in 2 03 4, Groves third. other starters include Nora Time Lean Twenty Four Jungle Jim Raintrees Charity Horsee. Second race lists Texan Spur winning in 2 05 with Swing Easy third and Just Leigh among other starters.
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Groves
T. Buter
Embassy Diplomat
0. Hogan
Gold Gil Bar
R. Farrari
Nora Time
Lean Twenty Four
Jungle Jim
Raintrees Charity
Horsee
L. Rapone
Swing Easy
J. O. Miller
Just Leigh
Local Harness Race Card Highlights Include Purses and Starters
The Suncrest program lists multiple pace races with times and entries. Notable horses include Primrose and Scotch McKie in early legs, Rembrandt Hanover and Perfecta among top contenders, and Wildwood Sere with Best Of Time as invited runners. Wager figures show small exacta and trifecta pools across six races.
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Dark Boy
Meliner
Ally Double
Pricilla Prior
G. Coccioione
Trapper
T. Buter
Intensive Clair
T. Kirwin
Masty Move
Wildweed Storm
Tri
O. Sauer
Roger A
Nenet
Scotch McKie
Damon Almahurst
Billy Austin
Marshall Hill
Potty Roo
Sta . Rembrandt
Victory Briege
JC Mier
Tamiee
Tie Iy Myers
Wildwood Bari
Syymphony Vie
Sharon Je
Perfecta
Bailjumper wins Dwyer Handicap at Belmont Park
Angelo Cordero Jr. guides Bailjumper to a half length triumph over Lyn Davis at Belmont Park in the $75 000 added Dwyer Handicap. Iron Constitution, winner of the Withers Stakes, finishes third as Gift of Kings and Jane Velasquez stay in the money by a neck. Cordero becomes the meet's leading jockey as Bailjumper races nine furlongs in 1 47 3 5 on a fast track.
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United Press International
Angelo Cordero, Jr
Pen-Ybryn Farms
Bailjumper
Lyn Davis
Jean Cruguet
Belmont Park
Preakness
Iron Constitution
Jane Velasquez
Iron Ruler
Steve Cauthen
Cauthen
Cordero
Mets rally past Expos 7-5 in 17 innings
New York pitcher Paul Siebert earned a 1-0 start in relief as the Mets snapped a nine game skid with a 7-5 win over Montreal in 17 innings. Lenny Randle delivered a three run homer in the 17th after a key 12th inning defensive play, while Steve Henderson tied the game with his 11th inning homer.
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UPI
Lenny Randle
Chris Speier
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Lee Mazzilli
Doug Flynn
Paul Siebert
Randle
Will McEnaney
Steve Henderson
Mets
Gary Carter
Ellis Valentine
Expos
Dave Cash
Andre Dawson
Dawson
Wayne Garrett
Bruce Boisclair
Garrett
Cubs place Clines on 15 day DL Cardenal reactivated
Chicago Cubs placed outfielder Gene Clines on the 15 day disabled list after he sprained his right ankle on a home plate play against the St. Louis Cardinals. Jose Cardenal was activated from the DL in a corresponding move.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Cubs
Gene Clines
Jose Cardenal
Clines
St. Louis Cardinals
Puhl stars as Charlies win and Indians edge Jays in midweek slate
In Charleston, Terry Puhl drove in two runs with a two-run single and hit an inside-the-park homer to lift the Charlies 9-2 over Richmond. Andre Thornton delivered a ninth inning two-run homer for Cleveland in a 3-2 win over Toronto. Johnny Bench added a two-run shot for Cincinnati in a 3-1 victory at Houston. Baltimore edged New York 6-5 as Dave Skaggs drove in the decisive run. Chicago White Sox extended their streak to nine with a 5-2 win over Detroit as Eric Soderholm and Jorge Orta keyed the offense.
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UPI
Terry Puhl
Charleston Charlies
Richmond
Charlies
Ramon Perez
Tom Dixon
Roy Thomas
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Cleveland
Andre Thornton
Rovide
Cleveland Indians
Ayne Garland
Toronto Blue Jays
Houston
Johnny Bench
Tom Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Baltimore
Dave Skaggs
Doug DeCinces
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Detroit
Eric Soderholm
Jorge Orta
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
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