Cubs Tie For NL Lead Behind Jenkins’ 3 Hitter
Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati Reds 4-1 at Wrigley Field as Ferguson Jenkinsditi earns his 11th win with a double and a triple. The win sparks a six game streak and a first place tie with St. Louis after a doubleheader split in New York. Vada Pinson hits the Reds’ lone homer.
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Callison's two-out double caps Philadelphia rally for 8-7 win
Johnny Callison delivered a two-out double as Philadelphia erased a seven to two deficit, scoring three in the ninth to beat San Francisco 8-7. The Giants built a five unearned run lead through errors, then Ray Sadecki was chased in a three-run eighth before Clemens and Rich Allen supplied more offense.
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Florida bowler takes lead in El Paso Open finals
Butch Gearhart of Fort Lauderdale Florida surged to first after 32 games in the finals of the 27500 dollar PBA El Paso Open. He totalled 7115 24 pins ahead of second place Bill Tucker of Los Angeles. Jim Godman of Hayward California who led after qualifying 24 games dropped to a 7 064 tie with Wayne Zahn of Atlanta for third.
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Jaleaguers and Local Baseball Box Scores Mixed Results
Multiple teams and players are listed with run totals and key hits across a chaotic baseball score sheet. Zibro and Pollock squads feature numerous doubles and singles led by Tom Hendry and Lou Schneider, with Kiwanis and White Eagles also contributing. Matches include VFW, Elks, Verdiles, and Germania Hall lineups, plus upcoming games: Carnevales vs Clementes, PAC vs AOH, and Verdiles vs Leibner AC.
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Wayne Fletcher
Jay Schneider
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Jack Rifenburgh
Dave Wilcox
Paul Schneider
Manny Ned
Ed Bitley
Astros Edge Dodgers on Bunt Winning Run 5-4
Houston 5 Los Angeles 4 as Ron Davis drew a bases loaded bunt single in the bottom of the ninth scoring Jim Wynn for the walk off win. Dick Schofield sparked LA with a two run second inning single but Houston rallied with timely hits and a late squeeze. Davis earned the victory while Phil Regan took the loss.
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Sparma six-hits Chisox in 3-0 Detroit win
DETROIT tops Chicago 3-0 as Mickey Sparma fires a six-hitter and Stanely delivers a two-run homer. Freehan adds a solo shot as Tigers move into sole first place with Gary Peters taking the loss for the White Sox.
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Deas Lang Duo Wins Governor's Cup at TCC
Defending champions Harry Deas and Conrad Lang won the Governor's Cup at Troy Country Club over the weekend. They defeated Dick Touhey and Jack Fitzgerald 2 and 1 in round one and Charles and William Daley 2 and 1 in round two, then beat Ed Jontos and Gene Doerr in the championship flight. Jontos and Doerr previously beat Bob Mulcahy and Cliff Rounds 1 up in 21 holes, and Gerald Messia and Emil McKay 1 up in the second round.
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Jim Patrick
John Headley
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Pete Mccarthy
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Bob Walsh
Bud Shupe
Marv Hinkleman
Don Farrell
Jim Whalen
Bill Kilduff
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Paul Ryan
Dan Danning
Larry Davey
Tom MacAuley
Rodgers Hits Big HR As Angels Rally Past Yankees 6-4
California Angels overcome a 4-3 deficit to beat the New York Yankees 6-4 in Anaheim. Jim Fregosi collected his third hit and started the seventh inning rally with Hall’s tie breaking run, as Bob Rodgers added a fourth homer in relief. Rich Reichardt tied the game in the sixth with a single after Fregosi and Bubba Morton singled.
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Red Sox 3-Hitter Tops A's in Kansas City
Boston winds 2-1 as Gary Waslewski and John Wyatt combine on a three-hitter. Joe Foy belts his 11th homer in the eighth to break a 1-1 tie, driving in the decisive run. Mike Ryan and Rick Monday contribute earlier for Kansas City and Boston respectively.
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Akins All-Stars Edge Mechanicville In Softball Thriller
John Franks hit a two run homer with two out in the seventh to lift Akins All-Stars to a 2-1 win over Mechanicville in Watervliet Softball League. Frank DeAngelis took the loss after a solo homer in the sixth and 10 strikeouts. Mechanicville outhit Akins 7-6.
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Brabham Wins France Grand Prix at Le Mans
Australian Jack Brabham won the Grand Prix of France at Le Mans in a Repco Brabham, taking the lead midway as Lotus stars Hill and Clark retired with mechanical trouble. Denis Hulme finished second, Jackie Stewart was third, with Siffert fourth and Rodriguez sixth in the 80 lap event on a dry track.
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Wimbledon seeds fall as first week shocks men and women
Wimbledon nears conclusion after a week of upsets as six of eight men's seeds and four of eight women's seeds lose early. Twins note: Dean Chance and Ted Uhlaender pace a Minnesota win over Washington in a separate day game.
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Dorned rain halted Orioles win 1-0 over Cleveland
Baltimore rookie Bill Dillman outdueled Sam McDowell to beat Cleveland 1-0 as Etchebarren drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly. Rain halted play in the seventh after the Orioles loaded the bases in the second inning. Both teams had three hits, Dillman retired the first 10 batters, and McDowell took his seventh loss against four wins.
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Corey Wins 100-Lap Open Stock Car Race at Lebanon Valley
Corey of Crescent secured the 100-lap open stock car race for July at Lebanon Valley Speedway, taking the lead on lap 25 and finishing about a half lap ahead of Harold Montagne of Pine Bush. Bob Leach of Stafford Springs finished third among 23 finishers. Jerry Townley and Carleton Hughes followed. Heat winners included Walt Schubert, Dexter Dorr, and Ernie Marshall. consolation was won by John Gouvera.
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Weekend Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Saturday results show National League games with New York 6 over St Louis 4 and Chicago 6 to Cincinnati 3. Atlanta beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2, San Francisco 3 over Philadelphia 4, Houston 4 over Los Angeles 2. American League results include Minnesota 4 over Washington 0, Boston 10 over Kansas City 2, Chicago 6 over Detroit 4, Baltimore 0, Cleveland t4 New York, California 3.
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