Senators move to Dallas move eyed by AL owners
Washington Senators owner Robert E. Short has near unanimous support among AL club owners to relocate to Dallas per Shirley Povich. Only Baltimore’s Jerald Hoffberger opposes with New York Yankees undecided while Joe Cronin disputes a vote occurred. Short seeks stadium lease terms and control of concessions as leverage in renewal talks. Washington City official Hahn plans legal action to seize Senators assets.
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Indians fall to Nats as rookie Broberg notches first win
Washington Senators rookie Pete Broberg earned his first major league victory as Cleveland lost 9-4. Broberg, a Dartmouth alum, allowed six hits in six innings despite a rough start, helped by three Senators double plays. Frank Howard homered to spark the comeback, with Del Unser and Lenny Randle also contributing power.
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Lahoud's homers fuel Red Sox over Yankees in July clash
Joe Lahoud hit two homers as Boston beat New York 7 4 powering past Steve Kline and Jim Hardin. John Kennedy added three hits including a homer while George Scott and Rico Petrocelli contributed key hits and Scott also hit his 13th homer.
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Kennedy Clarke
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Fiore Gibbs
Cater Cigliaro
Michael Montgmry
Kline Lonborg
Alon Hardin
Tye Hansen
Wilwski
Boehmer Kekrich
Munson
Aker
Ehtis
Cuellar Extends Win Streak in Orioles 3 2 Victory
Mike Cuellar pitched six hits allowed as Baltimore topped Detroit 3 2 for Cuellar tenth straight win. Boog Powell hit a two run homer, Ellie Hendricks added a leadoff homer in the sixth, and Detroit tallied on Aurelio Rodriguez and Tony Taylor before Bill Freehan connected in the ninth.
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Cubs Rally Past Pirates for Fifth-Inning Edge
Don Kessinger drove in the tying and go ahead runs as the Cubs exploded for five in the eighth to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 7. Pittsburgh led 4 3 on homers by Oliver and May and Hebner's two run shot before Chicago answered with a rally culminating in Kessinger's two run single and Beckett's RBI.
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Major League standings and schedule excerpt
The column lists MLB results with scores Chicago 1 Kansas City 0 Baltimore 3 Detroit 2 and Washington 9 Cleveland 4 Boston 7 New York 4 Milwaukee 4 Minnesota 0. It also outlines twilight and night games at Oakland California Chicago Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee Baltimore Detroit and others with Monday’s schedule including Montreal at New York and Philadelphia at Atlanta.
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Westlake driver wins at Norwalk Dragway Sunday
Bill Rolf of Westlake captured the Street Eliminator class at Norwalk Dragway. Ron Baker of North Olmsted won Top Stock, Billy Webb of Norwalk took Stock Optional, and Ed Cyrek of Vermilion ruled the Pure Stock division on the quarter mile strip.
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North Olmsted
Billy Webb
Norwalk
Ed Cyrek
Vermilion
Trevino Wins Canadian Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Lee Trevino beat Art Wall in a sudden-death playoff to take $30,000 first prize at the Canadian Open in Montreal. Trevino sank a 15-foot birdie on the first extra hole after finishing regulation tied at 275 with Wall. Wall earned $17,100 for second, Wall’s approach and finish described, while Palmer withdrew from the British Open.
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Steve Reid
Takaaki Kono
Bob Charles
Gene Littler
Don Bies
Pete Brown
Date Douglass
Oberlin Women’s Golf Tuesday Pairings List
Local partirns list tee times and player groupings for Oberlin College women’s golf with multiple eight to nine oclock starts. Names include Elinect Jessett Singleton Findora DeLong Mis feldt Keily Farlick Jolly Nicholis Ramser Greisbach Vaneck Fields Hoover McClelland Fullerton Farquhar Baker Yoder Haury Emerich Putsch Braun DeLloyd Stevenson Chapman Fulton Barres Blankenship Cotton Gedzwon Boyd Stoner Williamson Crandall Allen Knittle Wilker H Pierce Scheel Szlanko Ciprian Attie Kuechle Abraham Montgomery Berner G Pierce Dillon Henighan Lupe Bartley Gamierone Dauber Knechtges fay.
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