Hill and Triggs capture national rifle titles at Camp Perry
Marine warrant officer Hill and shooter Triggs won the national titles in the position and civilian divisions at Camp Perry. Hill posted 1503-054 to clinch the women’s crown, with Burnette and Bahrman among top finishers. The event showcased strong performances from Army, Navy, and Marine teams as windup matches approach.
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San Antonio
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Boulder
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Hagerstown
Bellevue takes district title with two wins over Huron
Mira's Cafe of Bellevue defeated the Huron Merchants twice 19-0 and 14-11 to capture the fifth District Slow Pitch Softball Tournament. John Lepley led Mira's offense with a homer and three singles in the first game and two homers plus a single in the title game.
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Huron Merchants
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Ken Faiter
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Stil
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al Sauder
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Joc Biersbage
Dick Mitchell
Bill Laser
League leaders showcase early season stats across leagues
The report lists top league leaders with players and numbers. Giants star Willie Mays leads with 34, Williams of the Cubs 25, and Brooks Robinson of the Reds 23. Other leaders include Cepeda 21 and Twins players Powell 30 Allison 28 Oliva 27.
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Giants
Williams
Cubs
Robinson
Reds
Cepeda
Killebrew
Twins
Powell
Orioles
Allison
Wagner
Indians
Stuart
Red Sox
Colavita
A's
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Sudro Curtis advances in city Little League title race
Sudro Curtis, defending city champions, earned the right to defend their title by winning the East regional. Rick Mathis hit a grand slam in the third inning, part of a seven run frame that also included a Bob Wilson homer and a Wilson double. Singling for Sudro Curtis were Jim Chobody Dante Fitzpatrick Willy Henry and Pat McArtor. Weeks homered and singled for Empire Spring.
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Dim Bohannon
Wilarc
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Joe Choboily
Rick Mathis
Tony Home
Matt McArtor
Godbull
Bob Wilson
Andy Jones
Dante Fitzpat
Barry Gonzalez
Jim Chobudy
Raymond Boxxman
Rick
Mac Thomas
Sudro Curtis
Erishine Empire Spring
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Wilson
Rich Weeks
Empire
Dave Kuhn
Karl Kishman
Pat Willbond
LaPorte wins E crown in hard LLW title race
LaPorte Lions Club edged Eagles 1 0 in nine innings to claim second place in Little League West. Dave Eliason earned the win with Aaron Charpek and Jim Charpek combining for 12 strikeouts as Eagles pitcher Dennis Petrosky fanned six. The game featured timely hitting by Klekota, Scar brough, and Zlatkowski with late doubles fueling LaPorte rally.
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Eagles
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Keith Klekota
Mark Scarbrough
Tom Rees
Klekota
Scarbrough
Jim Charpek
Dennis Petrosky
Charpek Larond Corn
Mike Redtns
Mike Gallagher
Ranie
New York Ay Oa
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Dalrymyle
Jet
Kranepool
Taylor
Thomas
LaPorte
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John Allemeier
Phil Strouse
Laird Bell
Philadelphia
Clarence Peaks
Phil Steve Teague
Adelphia Eagles
Sphy
Line scores from RiCan league and national league games
RiCan League results show Los Angeles and Washington miscues with Latman and Hannan leading in runs and hits. Chicago and Boston collide with 11 to 14 scores as Perry and Wilson split pitching wins. National League games feature Pittsburg and Chicago sharing losses, with Santo Lynch and Bordpers supplying key homers.
Browns and Rams Meet in Exhibition Clash As TV Crowd Gathers
A about 40 000 expected for the Los Angeles Rams at Cleveland Browns exhibition game with both teams at 6-6 in preseason history. Rams open with 17 6 win over Dallas while the Browns were shut out 26 7 by San Francisco. Brown disputed Otto Graham criticism stressing he remains a runner. Browns eyes on Dick Van Raaphorst as place kicker and potential debut by Paul Warfield while Rams plan to showcase rookie Willie Brown.
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Graham
Blanton Collier
Dick VanRaaphorst
Ohio State
Collier
VanRaaphorst
Lou
Ram
Harland Svare
Willie Brown
Southier
California
Insurance wins league title in tight pennant game
Schlather Insurance defeated Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home 3 to 2 to capture the Northeast Division championship of the Elyria Class Hot Stave League. Jeff Kiser pitched well for Schlather, while Jim Couch took the loss after two hits allowed. Carl Leslie had both Sudro-Curtis hits.
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Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Elyria
Jeff Kiser
Schlather
Jim Couch
Carl Leslie
Joe Sittinger
Rick Pinter
Jerry Mahljane
Sudim Curtis
Sid Borgia Handles NBA Officiating Since 1946 Start
New York UPI reports Sid Borgia, longtime supervisor of referees, has officiated in the NBA since its inception on November 1, 1946.
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NEW York
UPI
Sid Borgia
N.B.A
Football star Farkas becomes Detroit area insurance salesman
Former Washington Redskin fullback Andy Farkas, a three time Eastern Division champion, has joined an insurance firm in a suburban Detroit shopping center office.
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UPI
Andy Farkas
Washington
Northfield horse entries and pace prizes listed
Northfield race card shows entrants for multiple rounds with Pace as a common event. Listed horses include Billy Lee Clay Big Andy Konnia Lad Wildwood Fride God Don Alma's Pride Beatrix Creed Sharon Floyd Pointer Clever Germin and others with Pace prize values ranging from $60 to $2,000 across rounds two through nine. Names appear repeatedly, suggesting a structured program for a racing meet.
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Big Andy
Konnia Lad
Wildwood Fride
God Don
Alma's Pride
Beatrix Creed
Sharon Floyd Pointer
Clever Germin
LaPorte Ace Body Shop-Bak's City Service win in Class G
LaPorte beat Ridgeville Great Lakes Propane Gas 54 in the Lorain County Suburban Hot Stove Class G League at LaGrange. Ron Glaze struck out 12 over a four hitter and doubled with Dale Frey adding a single. Plas and Crane hit triples. LaPorte meets Grafton VFW Firemen Thursday at 6 p.m. at LaGrange for the title.
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Cities Service
Ridgeville
Great Lakes
Lorain County
LaGrange
Ron Glaze
Glaze
Dalei Frey
LaPorte
Mike Plas
Gary Crane
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VFW Firemen
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Palmer triumphs at Masters with three victories
Arnold Palmer captured the Masters in Augusta for the 1958 1960 and 1962 titles marking a standout era for the golf great. He sealed the victories by delivering winning strokes and enduring competition from top pros at Augusta National.
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Arnold Palmer
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