Robinson Bunt Wins for Birds
Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles executed a rare sacrifice bunt against Wilbur Wood guiding a 6-3 win over the Chicago White Sox. The Orioles, leaders in the AL East, built a 5-1 lead aided by Rettenmund, Etchebarren and Dobson. Other AL results included Detroit, Kansas City, Washington, New York, Milwaukee victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Wilbur Wood
Robinson
Wood
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Don Buford
Paul Blair
Merv Rettenmund
Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Andy Etchebarren
Orioles
Detroit
Minnesota
Mickey Lolich
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
California
New York
Oakland
Milwaukee
Cleveland
White Sox
Baltimore
Pat Dobson
Dobson
Jay Johnstone
Carlos May
Lolich
Vida Blue
Tigers
Bill Freehan
al Kaline
Harmon Killebrew
Frank Howard
Toby Harrah
Senators
Angels
Howard
Anaheim Stadium
Carl Yastrzemski
Denny McLain
Jim Fregosi
Johnny Stephenson
Joe
Church League Tournament Schedule Matches Tonight
In last night's regular season games First Baptist defeated Wesley and Sunnyside beat Fairview. Tonight's schedule lists Wesley versus Market Street at 6 30, Sunnyside versus Lutheran at 7 30, Grace Bible against First Baptist at 8 30, and First Brethren versus North Frederick at Diamond No 36 p m.
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First Baptist
Wesley
Sunnyside
Fairview
Preston Field
Market Street
Lutheran
Grace Bible
First Brethren
North Frederick
Burnt Factory
Market St
Church of Christ
Braddock St
Sacred Heart
First Presbyterian
Burnt Presbyterian
Pirates Return Favor to Braves in High Scoring Win
Pirates rout Braves 13-6 at Atlanta Stadium as Stargell belts his 42nd homer and 111th RBI amid a 19-run, 107-hit series. May marries hours before game. Clemente adds five hits and three runs, Robertson hits 26th, Aaron homers for Atlanta. Mets top Giants 5-1. Koosman earns win with three-hitter for New York.
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Associated Press
Wow
Milt May
Willie Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Pirates
Braves
Atlanta
Stargell
May
Clemente
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Robertson
Hank Aaron
Jerry Koosman
New York
San Francisco
Virginia State Fast Pitch Championship in Winchester
George W. Peters Virginia ASA Commissioner praises Winchester for hosting the Virginia State Fast Pitch softball championship August 13-15. He commends Recreation Parks and local officials Jim Barnett Bob Fletcher Sonny Higgs and Officer Robert Cline and expresses hope to bring the Girls Regionals Slow Pitch next year.
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Virginia
Winchester
George W. Peters
Virginia Asa
Horseshoe Marathon a Big Success for DeMolay Chapter
The C. Vernon Eddy Chapter of DeMolay ran a 60 hour horseshoe pitching marathon ending Sunday night. Despite rain, participants praised the event for supporting Northwestern Workshop and DeMolay in Winchester. Donations totaled 57.88 for the Northwestern Workshop. Lokie Voight leads as Chapter Dad with Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 sponsoring.
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Tom Miller
C. Vernon Eddy
The
Order of DeMolay
Rick Ramey
Northwestern Workshop
Greg Frye
Mark Stivers
Jim Harmon
Winchester
Department of Parks and Recreation
Winchester Horseshoe Pitchers Association
International Order of DeMolay
DeMolay
Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21
A.F
A.M
Arthur Captures Twin Bill In Business League Play
J.W. Arthur led a 27 6 rout of Mobile Homes with J Carter D Unger J Hawse and B Benham each three hits. Bill Boyce two safeties and others added hitting. In the nightcap Arthur edged Perry Engineering 11 8 as J V Arthur won behind two hit nights from Wilkins Shendon Whelan and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Arthur
Arthurmen
Carl Frye
Perry Engineering
J. Carter
D. Unger
J. Hawse
B. Benham
Arthur
S. Whelan
T. Baker
B. Shendon
B. Boyce
J.V
Jim Wilkins
Bill Shendon
T. Plank
D. Stickley
T. DeHaven
Ron Bageant
Pres Adams
J.V. Arthur
Perry
Crown Downs Grove Crown Downs Grove Crown Cork and Seal rout Grove Lime
Crown Cork and Seal smashed Grove Lime 17 to 5 in Industrial League play. A D Hott and Kenny Ashby led with four for five at bats as Brown aided with a homer. Sam Spiker added three hits for Grove Lime alongside Legge who also homered.
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Crown Cork
Seal
Grove Lime
A.D. Hott
Kenny Ashby
Theromen
Crown
As Brown
Walter Welzel
Sam Spiker
Bob Legge
Spiker
Legge
Staubach to Start for Cowboys Against Oilers
In Houston the Dallas Cowboys meet the Houston Oilers in the Governor’s Cup clash as Roger Staubach and rookie Lynn Dickey start at quarterback. Dallas nursing injuries to Alworth and Washington, while Houston lists Billingsley and Sledge out. Retirements include Jerry Hill and Steve Thompson.
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Staubach
Cowboys
Oilers
Houston
Houston Oilers
Dallas Cowboys
Roger Staubach
Lynn Dickey
Astrodome
Dickey
Charley Johnson
Dallas
Texas
New York Jets
Kansas City
Tom Landry
Craig Morton
Ed Hughes
Houstoft
Dan Pastorini
Johnson
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Mark Washington
Mike Ditka
Reggie Rucker
George Andrie
Lee Roy Jordan
Chuck Howley
Ron Billingsley
Leroy Sledge
Jerry Hill
Baltimore
Steve Thompson
Tim Delaney
New York Giants
Ron Johnson
Giants
Billy van Housen
Denver
Len Dawson
Sunday Bowlers Meeting At Health Center Lanes
The Sunday Night Mixed Doubles bowlers will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Health Center Lanes. All members are requested to attend this meeting.
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Robinson Bunt
Grzenda
Red Sox
Lance Clemons
Clemons
Royals
Lou Piniella
Bob Oliver
Bobby Murcer
Felipe Alou
Steve Kline
Yanks
Reggie Jackson
Rick Monday
A’s
Dave May
Bill Parsons
Graig Nettles
Indians
Ted Uhlaender
Ray Foster
Church League
By Ken Rappoport
Sports
the Star
Birdie
Arnold Palmer
U.S
Palmer
Bruce Devlin
Mike Hill
Vairephoto
Twin-Bill
Crown Downs Grove
Naggers
Joe Guess
Terry Industries
Rubbermaid Brigade
Ron Ashby
Allen Ashby
Roy Swartz
Terry Howard
Martin
Brigade
Brill
Intertype
Rubbermaid
DeHaven
Hickerson
Curry
Jobe
Conner
Omps
Walker
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