Expos sweep Astros as Montreal tops Houston in Houston
Montreal Expos, battling for first in the NL East, swept a three game set in Houston behind Bill Stone and Steve Renko. Carl Morton and Renko won, with tight pitching and late relief sealing the wins. Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 6-2 as Don Bullitt and pitching held the Giants, while the Reds beat the Dodgers 2-0. Cubs defeated the Mets 9-3. Padres split with Braves, 3-2 and 4-3 in two games.
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Montreal Expos
Sailways
Houston Astros
Astrodome
Bill Stoneman
Houston
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Fies
D-2
Carl Marton
Steve Renko
Harry Walker
Astros
Roger Metsger
Bob Watson
Jack Billingham
Montreal
Bob Bailey
Ron Hunt
Metzger
Steve Stone
Ron Bryant
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Vic Davalillo
Maricahl
Nelson Briles
Bob Moose
Dave Giusti
al Oliver
Pirates
Willie McCovey
Giants
REDS
Dodgers
Don Bullett
Tony Perez
Bill Singer
Ferguson Jenkins
Johnny Callison
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Mets
Jenkins
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Braves
Ollie Brown
Hank Aaron
Oh Boys triumph in Juniors loop
The Oh Boys defeated Kenny Kings 3 to 0 Sunday to win the Elyria Bowling Center Juniors League. The Midway Oh Boys are set to play Ridge Tool in a practice game at 6 p.m. Tuesday on diamond No. 3 at West Park.
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Elyria Bowling Center
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Battle Ridge
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West Park
Major League Standings and Tuesday Games Summary
Baltimore Dobson 1-0 leads at 6:30 with Qukrlind Blue 4-1. Cleveland Dunning 1-01 at California May 1-0. Detroit Niekar 0-4 at Kansas City Rooker 0-31 6:30 p.m. Minnesota Perry 22 at Washington Shellenback 1, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee Slaton 1-0 at Royton iCulp 2-0, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday games include Baltimore at Oakland Cleveland at California Detroit at Kansas City Minnesota at Washington Chicago at New York Milwaukee at Boston. Saturday results: Kansas City 6 Cleveland 0 Minnesota IL NY 8 1inns Boston 4 Chicago 2 Oakland 5 Detroit 4 Washington 5 Mile 4 New York Seaver 3-01 at St. Louis Gibson 3-119 p.m. Philadelphia Wise -01 at Houston Griffin 0-2, 4:50 p.m. Also LA at Pitts night Montreal at Chicago New York at St. Louis night San Francisco at Atlanta night San Diego at Cincinnati night Philadelphia at Houston night Faneiseu 2 Pittsburgh 0 New York 5 Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 4 San Diego Atlanta 2 St. Louis Philadelphia 0 Montreal 4 Houston 2
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Havo
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Ani
Fae
Ash
SAX
Abe
Shi An Myane
Kansaly
Sam
Claeinmat
S.D
L.A
Cine
Phila
Classic Travelers lead again on new bowling day
The Classic Travelers League bowled one day earlier at Broadway Lanes during the Elyria Men's Bowling Tournament posting nine 600 series. Ed Hromada led with 637, aided by a 257 middle game and 222 and 158 front pockets. Petrucci 223 245 160 and Thurston 182 188 258 each topped 628 while Livchak 627 and Hall 608 followed. Other 600s by Stich and small group, with high games by Bryson 269 and Marquardt 254. Mashieniblick Amashieniblick note appears as glossary.
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Travelers League
Ed Hromada
John Petrucci
Jack Thurston
Steve Livchak
Bill Hall
Mobil
Bob Carman
Jim Dawson
Bob Heilman
Bob Stich
Doyle Bryson
Harold Marquardt
Ed Hromoda
Billy Hall
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