All Star Game Plans Emphasize Winning for AL
Manager Earl Weaver leads the American League with a focus on victory in the 42nd All-Star game at Tiger Stadium. Vida Blue starts for fans, while Sparky Anderson names Tom Seaver or Juan Marichal as starter candidates as injury changes shuffle the AL roster.
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A's edge Anglos 1 0 in 20 inn as Blue tires
Angel Mangual delivered the deciding single with two out in the 20th to lift the Oakland Athletics to a 1 0 win over the California Angels. Vida Blue left after the fifth due to fatigue after fanning 17 in a sensorily long game. Rudy May went 12 innings for California with 13 strikeouts before Darold Knowles earned the win for Oakland.
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Lakers Dominate With Team High Series In Local Bowling
Local bowling results show Lakers top with 2239 team high series and 792 team high game while Unholy Four follow with 2188 and 787. Individual leaders include George Willard 656 in men’s high series and Anna Weaver 584 in women’s high series with Pearl Yaromy and Joyce Payne posting strong scores.
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Giants Rally Past Dodgers 7-4 in Ninth Inning Surge
San Francisco scores six runs in the ninth to beat Los Angeles 7-4. Willie McCovey returns from the DL with two hits including a bases loaded double. Juan Marichal started for the Giants and left in the seventh trailing 4-1, as the Dodgers drop their fifth straight.
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Ron Mix Rejoins Raiders After AFL Career Bedtime
Ron Mix, nine time AFL All American tackle, announces return from retirement to join the Oakland Raiders for training camp in Santa Rosa starting July 14. The veteran lineman helped Los Angeles and San Diego Chargers since AFL inception and recently passed the California Bar.
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McCombs Signs With Cleveland Indians Farm Team
Carmichaels native G McCombs signed with the Cleveland Indians as a catcher and will report to the Sarasota Indians on the farm system. A Lafayette College graduate of 1970 he earned the Lafayette Coach award Miller award and Pepper award nominations for athletic and academic excellence.
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Conigliaro quits baseball again
Tony Conigliaro, outspoken California Angels outfielder, announced his retirement from baseball after being ejected in a Friday night game against the Oakland A’s.
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WVU Alumni Golf Tournament Set for Lakeview
The 29th Annual WVU Alumni Golf Tournament will take place Thursday Aug 5 at Lakeview Country Club with a noon start and a 7 p m dinner at the Lakeview Inn. Open to all alumni and guests. championship event limited to 1971 72 graduates and life members.
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Colbert Homers To Lead Padres Past Cubs In Doubleheader
San Diego Padres defeated the Chicago Cubs 7-2 in game two as Nate Colbert homered with two aboard in the seventh, driving in four. Steve Arlin pitched a complete game for his fourth win while Enzo Hernandez scored three runs in the third.
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Slo-Pitch league enters second half with 24 teams
Twenty four teams begin the second half in the county Slo Pitch softball league. A division has 14 teams and B division has 10. Rosters and fees must be submitted after the first game. Winners of the second half will face the first half champions to decide the season title. Risky TKB captured the A crown and Mundy’s won the B title in the first half.
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Rural softball meeting slated for tonight in Manilla
The County Rural Softball League will hold an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. today at the Manilla Recreation Center. League director Glenn Dalton Jr. urged all teams to send representatives, detailing standings from the first half.
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