Pennant Fever Hits Pirates Clubhouse As They Lead Mets
Pirates leaders Clemente and Stargell rally in a 6-3 win over the Mets to gain a 3 1/2 game edge in the NL East with 48 games left. Seaver to oppose Dock Ellis as rivalry with New York continues in upcoming twin bill context.
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Dock Ellis
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Cascade tankers top North Park in close swim meet
Cascade team edged North Park 108 to 97 in a crowded pool program led by multiple top swims. Swimmers Susan Savers Monica Mulholland and Mark Grueser starred with wins across age groups, while relay squads posted strong showings for Cascade and Pakosz teams.
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Mark Gruesser
Charles
Susan Savers
Rene Johnstone
Cascade
Pakosz
Monica Mulholland
North
Debbie Pakos
Beth Mulholland
Janet Thome
Freestone
Jay Shinski
Dave Lakatos
Steven Youngblood
Jeff Glover
Lynda Lakocv
Susan Fannon
Diane Pendergrass
Marv Schilke
Mark Grueser
Paul Grueser
Ken Bright
Chuck Johnstone
Sandy Thompson
Debbie Pakosz
Allison Rubin
Crate Rubin
Ron Newby
Janet Brada
Pat Tollett
Angels and A's surge in tightly bunched AL West race
Alex Johnson and Don Mincher led their teams as California Angels and Oakland A’s swept Chicago and Minnesota respectively to tighten the AL West. Johnson homered and totaled four hits. Mincher slugged two homers and six RBIs as Oakland shut out Minnesota twice. The wins cut Minnesota’s lead to seven with Oakland eight back. Additional AL results featured Yankees over Orioles in two, Red Sox and Tigers, and Brewers rallying past Kansas City.
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Nolan Ryan
Bucs
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Matty Alou
Ray Sadecki
Clemente
Stargell
San Diego
Nate Colbert
Ed Spiezio
Pat Jarvis
Padres
Atlanta
Henry Aaron
Braves
Barry Lersch
Phils
Tony Taylor
Cubs
Milt Pappas
St. Louis
Jerry Reuss
Montreal
Bobby Wine
Expos
San Francisco
Houston
Joe Morgan
Frank Johnson
Giants
Los Angeles
Reds
Ted Sizemore
Dodger
Alex Johnson
Don Mincher
California Angels
Oakland A's
Johnson
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Mincher
Minnesota
Oakland
Twins
Baltimore
New York
Chuck Dobson
Roy White
Yankees
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Yanks
Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Mickey Lolich
Ray Culp
Tigers
Gary Wagner
Gus Gil
Dave May
Brewers
Kansas City
Ed Kirkpatrick
Royals
UPC Wins Three Games In Greenwich Softball Tournament
United Polish Club swept three games last weekend in Greenwich tournament. UPC defeated Neil's Case 20-3, Adam's Auto 7-6, and Lindsay Realty 15-0. Marty Pasadyn homered once against Neil's. Sooy and Legeza led in hits with three each. Kaminski pitched a four hit shutout in game three.
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Derr keeping driving wins alive in stock car racing
Veteran drivers Ernie Derr and Jim Paschal remain dominant in stock car racing. Paschal won the Blue Hen 200 at Dover driving a 1970 Javelin, while Derr claims a lofty 11th straight IMCA driving title with over 350 wins in two years as he battles occasional defeats. NASCAR schedules reshaped by a new fuel limiting plate measure supported by the PDA and NASCAR officials to curb speeds at major ovals.
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Darlington
Daytona Beach
Jim Paschal
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Little League Baseball West Minor TM Scores and Pitchers
Summary of multiple Little League games listing winning and losing pitchers, hits, and strikeouts. Teams include Byers Sobio Eagles W.T. Grant Phil Harves Tasers and players such as Steve Thompson Kimmy Vic Ross and Mike Richards with various hitters named.
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Byers Sohio
Bill Baker
Steve Thompson
Fireball Murphy
Jon Laird
Ed Boyce
Geo. Thompkins
Bernard Ables
Byers Sobio
Rick Esser
Rick Carr
Keith Carr
RK Eagles
W.T. Grant
Kimmy
Ron Murphy
Eagles
Richard Bruck
Skinner
Jay Greenleaf
Chris West
al Skinger
Kimmy Harris
Scott Kaczay
Ken Rosh
Dale Borrer
Phil Harves
Rd Lundberg
Vic Ross
Mike Richards
Phil & Harves
Louis Tumblin
Jim Woodcock
Randy Rissling
Art Gala
Ren Hollaway
Sandberg
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Dominic Raynes
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Shank and Vitovitz Win Jack Tarry Bowling Classic
Bob Shank totaled 1205 across six games including a 245 high game to win the Jack Tarry Memorial Bowling Classic at Stoners Lanes. Gretchen Vitovitz led women with 1088, marking her second tournament victory. Shank earns first title.
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Stoner’s Lanes
Jack Tarry
Detroit at Boston 6 0 0 0 2 12 0 details
Major League results in the American League show Detroit defeating Boston 6 to 0. Lolich took the loss, Wagner and Moses had RBIs, Petrocelli hit his 18th homer, with Hiller, Kilkenny, and Price contributing on offense for Boston. Culp earned the win.
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Lagrow
Hiller
Kilkenny
Price
Culp
Wagner
Moses
HR — Petrocelli
B. Conig- Varo
ABL Ist game report with Wright Egan and Johnson statistics
The fragment lists players Wright Queen 171 and Egan John Stange Josephson with WP Wright 115-9 and LP John 1413. Egan hits his 14th home run and Johnson credited with an 8th.
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Egan
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Baseball box score fragments prompt memory
Fragmented play by play and pitching lines from multiple games. Names include Murphy, LaRoche, Fisher, Crider, Moore, Wood, Weaver, Herrmann, Melton, Mincher, Killebrew, Bolin, Drago, Kirkpatrick, Palmer, Richert, Hall, Etchebarren, Klimkowski, Aker, White, Drabowsky, Waslewski, McDaniel, Watt, Salmon, Crowley, Hendricks, and Ellis. Scoring notes mention wins, losses, home runs, and innings pitched with various line scores and pitchers.
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LaRoche
Fisher
Egan
Crider
Moore
Wood
Weaver
Herrmann
HR — Melton
Knoop
Lopez
Drabowsky
Hardin
Richert
Watt
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Hendricks, Kine
McCormick
Hamilton
Waslewski
McDaniel
Aker
Klimkowskit- Rekick
Ellis
Klimkowski
Salmon
Crowley
Hendricks
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