Mrs Copenhaver Takes Over Lanes Health Center Lanes
Jane Copenhaver formerly of Harrisonburg assumes ownership of Health Center Lanes. She brings twenty years of experience and national recognition with many honorable mentions. She plans free adult instruction now with youth classes soon, as reconditioning and remodeling proceed. Tulsa schedules eleven football games this fall nine at night.
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Jane Copenhaver
Harrisonburg
Mrs. Copenhaver
Copenhaver
Strong Field Set For Travers Stakes
Personality and Twice Worthy head a strong Travers Stakes field at Saratoga in a $100,000 race that could decide the 1970 3-year-old champion. Personality carries 123 pounds with Laffit Pincay Jr. aboard while Twice Worthy allocates 120 pounds with Ruane riding.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Personality
Worthy
Saratoga
Ethel D. Jacobs
Laffit Pincay Jr
Saddle Rock Farm
Johnny Come
Ruane
Rosemont
Ei Reat
Commander
Corn
Judgable
Whitney
Travers
Liberty Bell
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Fanfreluche
Ron
Hunnemannia
Rockingham
la Jolla
del Mar
Te Vega
Kerry
Arlington Park
Fast Hilarious
Church League Bowling Meeting Set for Wednesday
A Church League gathering of all bowling teams will be held this Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Health Center Lanes. All teams are urged to attend.
Practice Called At Clarke County High School
All eighth and ninth grade football players must report for practice at Clarke County High School from 7 to 8 p.m. today through Thursday. Nine of Houston's 11 football games this season will be played at night.
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Clarke County High School
Houston
Washington Wins Seventh Straight as Tigers Rally Against A’s
Detroit tops Oakland 5-3 after Norm Cash belts a three run homer in the eighth. McLain is ejected following a dispute with umpire Goetz and organist Fox. Washington fires seven straight in 7-0 win over Kansas City while Boog Powell homers in Baltimore’s 3-2 victory over Milwaukee.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Denny McLain
Lloyd Fox
Russ Goetz
Mclain
Oakland
Fox
Goetz
Detroit Tigers
Norm Cash
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Jim Hannan
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boog Powell
California
Cleveland
Tigers
Bowie Kuhn
Felipe Alou
Frank Fernandez
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Fernandez
Tie for Lead In Women's Amateur
In the U S Women's Amateur at Wee Burn Country Club Darien Conn Martha Wilkinson and Mary Everard led with 75s as conditions cooled for the second round. Contenders included Connie Day Nancy Hager Polly Riley Delancey Smith and others with 76s and 77s in a field of 134 narrowing to 32 for match play starting Wednesday.
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Darien, Conn
U.S
Wee Burn Country Club
Miss Wilkinson
Miss Everard
Connie Day
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nancy Hager
Dallas
Polly Riley
Forth Worth
Tex
Delancey Smith
Snyder
N.Y
Mary Jane Fassinger
North Wilmington
Church League Tournament Opens With Four Matches
The Church League Tournament begins tonight with Wesley versus First Baptist at 6 30 on Bodie Grim Field. The second game on that field has First Presbyterian against North Frederick. On Preston Field Sunnyside meets Lutheran, followed by Burnt Factory versus Braddock Street at 6 30. Winners advance to semi finals Thursday on Preston Field with the finals Saturday. The 1976 Olympic Games will be held in Montreal.
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Wesley
First Baptist
Bodie Grim Field
First Presbyterian
North Frederick
Preston Field
Sunnyside
Lutheran
Burnt Factory
Braddock Street
Bench Helps Reds Rout Phils As Bench Tops In NL Race
Johnny Bench drives in a 9-3 Reds win over Philadelphia with a three-run homer and three hits to raise his season total to 41 homers and 121 RBIs. Jim Merritt wins to become NL’s first 18-game winner as Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco win. Bench ties Roy Campanella for most catcher hits in a season with many coming as a non catcher.
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Bench
Reds
Philadelphia
Roy Campanella
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
San Diego
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Tony Perez
Jim Merritt
Merritt
Bob Gibson
Chuck Taylor
Gibson
Ted Sizemore
Taylor
Billy Grabarkewitz
Dodgers
Milt Pappas
Don Kessinger
Billy Williams
Joe Sewell
Cleveland
Lou Gehrig
Everett Scott
Willies
Willie Mays
Willi McCovey
Mays
McCovey
Bruce Dal Cantoni
Giants
Matty Alou
West Germany Aims to Dethrone United States in Davis Cup
In Düsseldorf West Germany eyes its first Davis Cup title. Led by Christian Kuhnke and Wilhelm Bungert the team seeks the upset in the challenge round against the United States in Cleveland August 29 to 31 after a 4 1 victory over Spain in the interzone final.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
West Germany
Christian Kuhnke
Wilhelm Bungert
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Ingo Buding
Manjay
Russia
India
Spain
Kuhnke
Bungert
Ferdinand Henkel
Romania
Crown Tramples Arthur in Industrial League Opener
Crown Cork and Seal routed J W Arthur in the first of three. Carter led with three hits including a homer and a double. Dietz added three hits in four plate appearances. Edmonds tripled for the winners and Benham went 2 3. Second game set for Wednesday at 8 p m.
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Crown Cork
Seal
J.W. Arthur
Jr. Carter
Marty Dietz
Tinker Edmonds
J.V. Arthur
Bunny Benham
City League Tourney Opens With Key Matches
Volkswagen and Delmonico meet Nichols at 7 p.m. The winners advance to draw to determine Friday night’s opponent. The championship series follows, two wins out of three, on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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Volkswagen
Delmonico
Nichols
Baseball season leaders in batting and pitching shown
American League leaders include Yastrzemski Johnson and Oliva with top averages and runs. Killebrew Howard and Yastrzemski tie for homers. Nolan Seaver Gibson headline NL pitching leaders with strong win totals and strikeouts. Rose Brock Parker lead NL hits.
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Associated Press
Yastrzemski
Boston
A. Johnson
California
Oliva
Minnesota
Tovar
F. Howard
Washington
J. Powell
Baltimore
Killebrew
Harper
Milwaukee
Fregosi
Alomar
Carty
Atlanta
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Bonds
San Francisco
B. Williams
Chicago
Cincinnati
Perez
Rose
Brock
St. Louis
W. Parker
Los Angeles
L. May
W. Davis
Kessinger
Nolan
Simpson
Seaver
New York
Gibson
Enola Bay Captures 6th Race at Shenandoah Downs
Enola Bay ridden by Eileen Carroll led on the far turn to win Shenandoah Downs race six, finishing as the 4-year-old filly in front of Alkalite the 15 to 1 outsider. The Big Exacta paid $3,653.60 with eight tickets. Famous Line won race five for Pierre Leblanc, paying $7.00. Cat's Meow finished second at $10.40.
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Pierre Leblanc
Cat
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