Market Street rallies past First Baptist in church league
In the American Division top team First Baptist fell 14 9 after Market Street exploded for seven runs in the seventh. Bob Hawkins led Market Street with a triple and a double in four at bats, Dennis Doherty homered, and C Brumback, M Lee, G Cook and D Barnett added two hits apiece for First Baptist. WP Tom Quigley LP C Brumback.
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Run For Fun Race Results At Frederick County
About 50 runners took part in the Run For Fun at James Wood High School. Winners include Donna Stickel 11:16 in Girls under 6 1, Bruce Stickley 10:28 and Dee Spears 10:42 in Boys 6 7, Cary Lauck 8:15 in Girls 8 9, Dale Rinker 18:50 in Two Miles, and Randy Bryant 11:00 in Men 16 25. Next race set for July 13.
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Sheriff's Defeat Headley's In Girls' League Match
The Frederick County Sheriff's Department opened with a 4-0 run and defeated Headley's Auction 6-2. S Swartz Morrison Shoemaker and Chris Oates led the offense with a Swartz triple Morrison two doubles Shoemaker a two bagger and Massey Hartman adding doubles.
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Coleman Seeks 20 Wins After Shutout of Kansas City
Detroit ace Joe Coleman improved to the halfway mark on a 20 win target with a six hit six strikeout 7 0 victory over Kansas City to halt a four game skid. Baltimore beat Chicago 2 1 New York topped Oakland 6 2 Milwaukee edged California 6 5 and Cleveland swept Texas 4 3 and 6 5 in 12 innings in two night doubleheader.
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Giles Upset In Va. State Golf Tourney
Virginia amateur golf star Vinny Giles, six time champion, was defeated by Harry Lea 2 and 1 in the second round of the 59th State Amateur at Cascades. Lea’s upset shifted the title outlook as Curtis Strange Bobby Wadkins and Nelson Long Jr. became co favorites in the quarterfinals.
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Billie Jean King Returns to Wimbledon Final Fight
Billie Jean King, 28, returns to the Wimbledon final on center court in a seventh singles final facing defending champion Evonne Goolagong. King says she is pleased to reach the final again after a rough few years, while Goolagong notes Chris Evert’s semifinal win and vows to bring her best.
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York men to play in Winchester on Saturday
A York Pennsylvania men's team travels to Winchester this Saturday for two Church League games at Preston Field. At 3 30 p m they face First Presbyterian and at 4 30 p m Fairview hosts the remaining matchup.
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District Fast-Pitch Tournament Meeting Requested
Softball Commissioner Sonny Higgs asks teams interested in playing next weekend to gather at the Wa Memorial Building on Monday at 7 30 p.m for a planning meeting.
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Franklin Tops Northside in Teen League thriller
In local Teen League action F L Franklin stopped a first inning rally by Northside and defeated the Northmen 4-3. Sammy Hoftimaster led the winners at the plate while Randy Ritenour earned the win on the mound with seven hits allowed. Northside pitchers Rocking Robert Fawcett John Knight and Ronnie Swartz shared duties in a competitive game.
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Elks rout Optimists 16-0 behind Greg Carter no-hitter
Greg Carter pitched a no hitter as the Elks defeated the Optimists 16 to 0. The Elks totaled 16 runs on nine hits with J LaRue G Carter Rick Renner and R DeHaven collecting multiple hits. Renner and Mark Russell added home runs in the lopsided win.
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Winchester Little League Tag Day kicks off tonight and runs through tomorrow
The annual Tag Day fundraiser starts at 5 30 this evening with Little League players in uniform canvassing Winchester to urge donations. A second session runs 9 to 12 tomorrow and a third 12 to 3. proceeds support all Little League operations and future participation in the BIB tournament.
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