Dulays Win Scotch Doubles at Valley Forge Golf Club
Valley City report notes 30 couples played Scotch Doubles at Valley Forge Golf Club. Andy and Kay Dulay won low net after a three way playoff. Fred and Lois Maxwell took low gross. Other winners included Bob Seibold and Dick Wachtel for pin shots, Joe DiPaolo and Jerry Karlack for chip-ins, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swingle for high putts, and Dick Ave and Betty Frantz for low putts with 15.
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Scores and schedules from a baseball day across the league
Box results show New York defeating Boston 6 0 Washington beating Cleveland 6 3 Detroit 3 Baltimore 5 Milwaukee 0 Minnesota 0 Oakland 0 at California 0 and more. Evening games list Pittsburgh at Chicago St. Louis at San Francisco Philadelphia at Montreal Cincinnati at Houston Los Angeles at San Diego and multiple twilight showdowns and next-day pairings.
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Major League Results Remain Tied to Narrow Scoring Bouts
Baseball scores from multiple games highlight wins and losses across the American League and National League. Key details include pitcher wins and losses, home runs by Munson and Bateman, and a Packers note announcing a summer camp at the University of Minnesota Duluth for head coach Dan Devine.
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Brunswick Pee Wee Tryouts Planned in Medina County
Brunswick Youth Baseball Inc will run a new Pee Wee Football League with 150 boys in six teams at Brunswick High School on Sunday July 18. Eligible are fourth to sixth graders ages 10 to 12. registrations require birth certificates and at least one parent. Weight cap 80 to 110 pounds. Times: 12-year-olds 1 PM, 11-year-olds 2 PM, 10-year-olds 3 PM. Tryouts cover passing running and catching. Coaches will draft teams from tryout results. Physical fitness training starts August 9. Uniforms will be fitted July 31.
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