Beantball fracas sparks Phillies Expos pennant push
The Expos and Phillies clashed when Steve Carlton beaned Tim Foli, triggering a wild brawl led by Montreal manager Gene Mauch. Foli sent to hospital for X rays, Carlton pitched a four hitter for a 1-0 Phillies win as Pittsburgh and other NL races tightens.
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Major League Baseball National League East standings recap
United Press International reports the NL East leaders with Pittsburgh at 39-21 and New York 37-25, plus Montreal, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Chicago positions. Results from Sundays games include St Louis over New York and Pittsburgh beating Chicago, with other league outcomes and scheduled pitchers and times for Tuesday.
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All-America game returns to Texas Tech after big crowds
In Lubbock the Coaches All-America game drew 42,314 fans, the second largest in series history, as the East beat the West 42-20 to even the series at 6-6. Bear Bryant led the East and praised moving the game to a college town. The West struggled with turnovers and a flawed Wishbone-T attempt.
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Oklahoma
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Houston
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Bannister's team leads Twilight League golf at WCC
Bannister's squad rolled to a 22 to lead the Twilight League standings at Washington Country Club on Friday night. Lloyd and Boliman teams share second as medalist Jim Lloyd posted 37 and Westphal 38 among low scores, with several players posting 39 to 53 in a wide score spread.
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Washington girls top Junior Jets standings
Final rites for Robert James Patterson were held Saturday morning in the Jones Funeral Home with the Rev. William Kettlitz in charge. Casketbearers were Marvin Crile, Donald Custer, Frank Kos, T.J. Berdo, M.E. DeLashmutt and Nate Young. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Elm Grove Cemetery
Petty nets fourth straight season with $100000 earnings
Richard Petty, from Randleman North Carolina, earns the $100000 season milestone for the fourth consecutive year after winning the Lone Star 500 at College Station Texas. He collects $12120 from a $91395 purse for his 500 mile victory in a 1971 Dodge, averaging 144.185 mph over 186 laps. Ferrari extends its lead in the Manufacturers Championship with 20 points, well ahead of Alfa Romeo.
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Belgium
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First Woman Umpire Walks Out After Debut Game
Bernice Gera, 41, the first woman to become a professional baseball umpire, umpired the Geneva Rangers vs. Auburn Phillies doubleheader opener, ejected Auburn's manager, then resigned crying that baseball had lost its best promotion. Her debut ended amid calls of disagreement over a call and banishment of the opposing manager.
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Jamieson finally wins Western Open at Sunset Ridge
Jim Jamieson ended an eight stroke lead scare to win the Western Open at Sunset Ridge Golf Club in Northbrook Ill. his 72 hole total of 271 gave him a six shot margin over Labron Harris who matched the course record with 65 to finish second.
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Mets Hold Lead in City Loop With 7-6 Victory
The Mets remained undefeated in city minor league play by edging the Twins 7 to 6. Mike Genkinger earned the win with 10 strikeouts and 5 walks, while Phil Walker fanned 12 for the Twins. The Mets outhit 6 to 3 and Mark Genkinger collected three hits. The Braves beat the Tigers 16 to 8 as Chris Mings struck out 9 in a four inning span.
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Jenkins wins MVSC race at West Liberty in dramatic finish
Larry Jenkins of Wilton started from pole and held second until Jim Gerber of Long Grove forced a crash that briefly moved Jenkins to first. Gerber later wrecked on lap 47 after a tie rod failure, confirming Jenkins as the winner amid a pack of rivals and fast times, with Prymek, Gaines, Hemsted and Stewart chasing for podium spots.
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