Fragmented baseball recap from scattered OCR text
Readable fragments show various MLB results including Cincinnati beating Los Angeles and Chicago winning 6-2. Mentions of Tony, Manny Mota, Ron Reed driving in runs, and Dodgers rallying in the seventh to stay close to New York. Details are incomplete and inconsistent throughout.
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Cincinnati
Los Abtas
Philadelphia
Anta
Chicago
Houton
Sanksitter
Tony Add
Mets
New York
Manny MotamNeKe
Dodgers
Huner
Ron Reed
Exhibition Hopefalters After Seasten Filleton Duty
A garbled report notes a limited engagement and a sore hand affecting performance. It mentions Wednesday's cal fee Hiwalick arriving late due to salary issues, and Nolan stating he is improving steadily.
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Stig
Cal Fee Hiwalick
Nolan
Ukiah Valley Softball awards crown Poor Richards unit
The Ukiah Valley Women's Softball League honored the champion Poor Richards, led by Liz Jurado and Donna Arnold, at a post season awards night after the Crusaders edged Lucky-9 16 to 13. Joyce Arnold earned league MVP honors while Trudy Anderson claimed most improved. All-Star selections included Donna Arnold, Joyce Arnold, Cathy Edwards, and others.
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Revue
Scotty and
Jean Cannon
Ukiah Valley
Paur Richards
Crusaders
Richards
Brad Shear Jr
Don Williams
Trady Anderson
Pour Richards
Liz Jurado
Crusader
Donna
Arnold
Joyce Arnold
Santa Rosa
Marlene Busoni
The
Janis Cox
Texaco
Trudy Anderson
Nancy Arnold
Donna Arnold
Dolly Case
Carol Jack
Betty Williams
Barbara Hooper
Diane John
Darlene Simpson
Cathy Edwards
Joyce Ford
Kandi Frease
Carmel Hoaglen
Mikie Howard
Pam Mitchell
Karen Whipple
Paul Richards
Giorno Park
Hubby Scotty
Jean
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Brad Shear
Redwood Tree
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Savings Bank
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Carole Morgan
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Dian Dunlap
Pam Evans
Carla Piver
Lisa Lucchesi
Dorothy Combo
Joanne ‘Smith
Virginia McCoy
Carmel Hoglan
Dollie Case
Adriane Freeas
Mary Gibson
Ada Elliott
Lena Cordova
Jan.Floyd
Darlene , Simpson
Donna Mattern
Pat Johnson
Sandy Mifier
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Joycé Ford
Lucky Nine
Dian John
Rita Ray
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Carol Vedella
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Joanna Beck
Sandy Severson
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ABA moves Oaks sale as Barry may depart
The American Basketball Association authorizes selling the Oakland Oaks and moving them toward Washington with Earl Foreman as buyer. Rick Barry and Alex Hannum may join the club in Washington if deals hold, while Foreman disputes contract validity and eyes a 1969 1970 season move with potential arena upgrades and 8000 seats.
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UPI
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Oakland Oaks
Washington
Rick’ Barry
Alex Hannum
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Arcadia wins first World Series Pony contest
Arcadia California exploded for 13 hits to overpower Wilmette Illinois 16 to 2 in Washington Pennsylvania in the Pony League World Series opener. Catcher Jim McGuffin drove in six runs with two homers and a single while Jeff Roule added a three run homer and Steve Kemp contributed a homer and two singles. Howe allowed three hits for Wilmette as Arcadia sped to a commanding early lead in the double elimination tourney.
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UPI
Arcadia
Calif
Wilmette
Ill
Gadsden
Ala
Aiken
S.C
Carnarvon
Victoria
British Columbia
Caracas
Venezuela
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pittsburgh
Jim McGuffin
Jeff Roule
Steve Kemp
Howe
Shipes Wins TKO In Welterweight Main Event
Charley Shipes of Oakland defeated Charley Brooks in the first round at the Silver Slipper ballroom Las Vegas Nevada by technical knockout at 2 14 the first round. Brooks was knocked down three times under Nevada rules in the scheduled 10 round bout.
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Nev
Charley Shipes
Oakland
Calif
Charley Brooks
Brooks
Nevada
Pitchers Shine as Little League World Series Opens
In Williamsport the 23rd Little League World Series opens with multiple no hitters and tight pitching. Santa Clara, West Tampa, Tai Pei and Elyria advance on strong arms as Chen of Tai Pei etches 21 strikeouts in a 12th inning thriller while other games feature no-run efforts and late scoring bursts.
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Williamsport
Sarnia
Calif
West Tampa
Fia
Elyria
Ohio
Pei
Republic of China
Santa Clara
Tai Pei
Newberry
Chuck Carbis
John ‘Tagliarino
Carbis
Tampa
Wiesbaden
Germany
Chih- Yuan Chen
Innngs
Valley Field
Quebec
Canada
Elytia
Mayauzez
P.R
Craig Schumacher
Chen
River temperatures soar above 115 degrees in Ohio discharge
The Mahoning River in Ohio reached temperatures over 115 degrees Fahrenheit during periods of heavy heated water discharge from steel mills. The readings indicate intense industrial outflow raising river heat levels and potential environmental impact for surrounding communities and aquatic life.
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Mahoning River
Ohio
Survived Bomb Object Near Hiroshima Vault
A bank vault about 300 yards from the first atomic bomb drop survived the destruction, as noted in the encyclopedia Britannica. The anecdote highlights that only a few objects remained intact despite the blast.
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Hiroshima
Tigers edge Pilots 4 3 as Wert’s ninth inning run wins
Detroit pitcher Belich improves to 16-6 after a rough start, yielding eight hits but escaping with a 4-3 victory over Seattle. Don Wert delivers a pivotal ninth inning RBI single to seal the win. Other scores: Boston over Minnesota 7-6, Washington over Chicago 4-1, Kansas City blanking New York 5-6, Oakland beating Cleveland 2-1, California topping Baltimore 2-?
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Pilots
Belich
Don Wert
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Washington
Chicago
Kidirisas
New York
Oakland
Greveland
California
Baltimore
W. L. Pet
Kansas
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