Carlton Triggers brawl as Expos Phillies clash at Jarry Park
Steve Carlton plunked Tim Foli triggering a bench clearing brawl in the fourth inning of the Phillies Expos game at Jarry Park. Ernie McAnally denied throwing at Lis, Mauch ejected for throwing a punch, Foli left on a stretcher with head lump. Bateman homered twice for Philadelphia in a 1-0 win halted by rain.
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Libertyville Sweeps Riley In Twin Bill
Libertyville defeated Riley 5-3 in the first game and 12-4 in the second. The winners stole 25 bases in the nightcap. Mark Dyer homered in the third inning. Sanford Scott tripled and scored in the opener.
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Earl Wood Tennis Meet Opens at Rea Park
The Earl Wood Tennis Meet will be staged Saturday and Sunday at Rea Park with open singles in men's and women's divisions and a men's consolation round. Defending champion is Bob Denny. entry deadline is 6 p.m. Friday and play starts at 9 a.m. Saturday. Entries contact Ed Hodge 2906 Oak Street or Bob Denny 3300 Idaho Avenue.
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Latham Wins After Unser Drops Out At Action Track Race
Two time Indy 500 winner Al Unser leads the Action Track stock car feature until a valve failure ends his bid with seven laps left. Ralph Latham of Cincinnati overtakes Roger McCluskey for a surprising victory as Unser and Bobby Unser depart for Pocono. Bill Smythe and Tony Hulman attended plus guests from New Delhi.
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All-Star Tournament Picks Set for Valle Field Showdown
Terre Haute National League 13-year-olds led by Jeff Archer and George Miller face Clinton at 11 a.m. The American League team, managed by Walt Roberts with coach Paul Lemont, meets Terre Haute in the afternoon at 1 30. Semis at 4 and final at 7 with rain contingency Sunday.
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Curt Williams clinches third straight Terre Haute junior title
Curt Williams captured his third consecutive championship at the Terre Haute Junior Tennis Tournament held at Rea Park, defeating John Klueh 6-3 in the 18 and under boys final. The event crowned eight division champions across three days with 44 players and 60 matches.
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Wisely Defeats Blickenstaff For McMillan Golf Title
Willie Wisely won the McMillan Match Play, defeating John Blickenstaff 2 and 1 to retain the title. Blickenstaff led early with an eagle on 11 and stayed within one late, but Wisely parred 17 to seal the win. Sunday results also included Beasley, Mundell, Poore winning in First to Third Flights, with Williams, Long, and Corey taking Fourth to Sixth Flights. Next event is the July 22 Dean and Decker WBOW Four-Ball at Rea Park.
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Stuck Hurls Two Hitter In Legion Doubleheader
Sullivan beats Mayflower Movers 6 0 in game one and 12 3 in game two. Barry Stuck pitched a two hitter with nine strikeouts and added three singles in game two. Kim Scott Gary Strain and Jay James contributed for Sullivan with multiple hits and doubles, while Mayflower’s Craig Miller homered in game two.
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Softball card of evening schedule at Coverstone and others
Tonight’s softball card lists matches at 6:00 Coverstone’s versus Brazil 7:30 Anaconda against Pepsi-Cola and 9:00 Ponderosa versus Clay City for the local league schedule.
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Hyte Center Takes Fifth in National Meet
Hyte Center girls track placed fifth at the Women's Junior National Meet in Poplar Bluff Missouri. Connie Dorsey cleared 5-8 in high jump and anchored the 880-yard medley relay in 1:47.5 with Cathy Tuite Cheneta Nolan and Dorsey. Egenolf Nolan and Holston earned individual top fives as Hyte Center finished two points from fourth and heads to Canton Ohio for the national finals.
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