Crown Cork dominates Midway for 20th win in Industrial League
Crown Cork outscored Midway 21 to 9 to secure its 20th victory versus 3 losses. Jr. Carter led with five hits in as many at bats, while Donahey and Page added two apiece with home runs. Midway fell to 8-15. Rubermaid Plant crushed Terry 194 in other league action.
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North Frederick tops Valley Avenue in Church League clash
North Frederick improved to 16-2 with a 16-2 win over Valley Avenue. Jay Copp, Donnie Newcome, and James Cooley each had four plate appearances with four hits to pace NF. Duke Welsh led Valley Avenue with three hits including a triple in four trips.
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Hasten To Finish Leads Mixed Card of Entries
A list of racehorse or greyhound like names shows entries such as Bart A Hasten To Finish Penny Peanut My O Me and others including Flashy Nick Barks Roman Elinde French Cuisine Lonely Prince Midnite Spree Arkinwin Whizing Juror Late Light At titude Combustionaire Tywydd Toria Whirling Shoes Flight Ruler Tagaree Dont Spank Me Tee Gee H Po Lil Chappie Destiny's Darling.
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Namath Missing as Jets Prep for Exhibition Opener
Joe Namath remains absent as the New York Jets depart for their first exhibition game. Jets club president Phil Iselin declined further meetings but said he would meet Namath anytime, following a Thursday night discussion.
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Green Chemical Wins Second Straight Little League Series
Green Chemical defeated Lions of the American League 6-5 to clinch the best of three title in two nights. In game one Green Chemical won 8-2 behind Robbie Willard and Doug Madigan multi hit efforts.
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All-Stars Split Tight Series After Thrilling Open
In the opener the South Frederick County All-Stars beat the City National League Stars 11 to 10 in a high scoring thriller. The City American League Stars then defeated the North Frederick County All-Stars 11 to 4.
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Bears To Play Tonight at James Wood
The Hagerstown Bears of the Interstate Football League meet the Baltimore Eagles in the first local semi pro game at James Wood stadium. Kickoff is at 8. Local players Jim Michael and Paige Williams return to their home area for the tilt. Proceeds go to the James Wood Athletic Club. tickets at gate.
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Redskins Meet Bengals in Exhibition Opener Tonight
Pro football opens the 1970s exhibition season with ten games after the veterans strike. Notable matchups include Washington at Cincinnati and Kansas City at Detroit, with notable quarterbacks and coaching debuts revealed for several teams.
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Nichols Upsets Bankers in City League Clash
Nichols defeated Farmers and Merchant Bank 7 to 1 after trailing first inning. Creasman and Kline led Nichols as Golightly paced the Bankers. In the other City League game Phillips 66 beat Godfrey Volkswagen 8 to 3 with Frank Simons homering twice. Phillips now 20-3, Godfrey 5-17.
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Pirates Rally to Beat Mets 6 1 as Moose Shuts Down New York
Bob Moose pitched a four hit complete game for Pittsburgh, shaking off arm trouble as the Pirates beat the Mets 6 to 1. Willie Stargell homered, Fred Patek added a three run shot, and Pittsburgh widened their NL East lead to 3 1/2 games.
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Leaders Watch Margins Dwindle at Hagerstown Raceway
In the Hagerstown Md racetrack features leaders in two divisions saw their point leads shrink. Modern stock top Sam Nalley rode in on a big 47 point cushion but mechanical issues and a DNS left him blank for the day while Buddy Armel climbed to within 25 points. Nalley leads the season with 383 to Armell 358. In the super sprint division Irvin King cut Johnny Grum to nine points as Grum holds 369 to Kings 360. Other top drivers include Haberback Johnson Burkett Warrenfeltz and more, with Weld Miller and others chasing.
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Casey's Proud John Captures Potomac Purse at Charles Town
Eleanor M Casey's Proud John led the six furlong Potomac Purse from start to finish under Victor Espinosa to win by three lengths before 6,376 fans. Flashy Tiger settled for second with The Hungarian third, Shuffle N Deal fourth. Proud John earned $6.20 for the victory clocked in 1.14 1-5.
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