Nats Pound Indians Behind Howard's Long Homers
Washington's Ted Williams era tinkered with, but Casey Cox delivered in relief coaching as the Senators beat Cleveland 7-2. Howard hit two homers, Epstein added a two-run shot, and Cox retired 20 straight after bases loaded.
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Shenandoah Downs Jockey and Trainer Standings Update
Jockey and trainer standings through July 5, 1969 at Shenandoah Downs reflect shifts in the leaderboard. Top riders and handlers are listed with points and recent finishes shaping the season race for title.
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All-Star Tickets To Go On Sale In RFK Stadium
Tickets for the All-Star Game at RFK Stadium will go on public sale at 9 a.m. Thursday. About 20,000 tickets go on sale at Gates A and B with box seats 12 dollars and reserved seats 8 and 4 dollars. Sales limit four per person and no mail or phone orders accepted.
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Bills meet with O J Simpson shows no progress
Ralph C. Wilson Jr. said a phone chat with O J Simpson's agent failed to move toward signing the Bills. Simpson and Barnes reportedly demand a five year $750000 deal, Wilson offering $250000. Bills begin training camp Wednesday at Niagara University in Niagara Falls.
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Nichols Clobbers Buckley in City League Showdown
Nichols defeated Buckley Lages 10 to 1 in seven innings as Frank Simons and Wayne Johnson led the offense with three safeties each. Simons also pitched a four hit effort for Nichols, improving to 11-1 while Buckley drops to 4-9.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting leaders include Carew Oliva and Blair with high averages and runs. home runs topped by Jackson and Howard. Pitching leaders show Lolich and McNally with strong records and low ERAs. In National League, Bonds and Mays power the bats with Santo and McCovey driving runs, while pitching features Baldschun and Stone with top win totals.
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Combs Wins Doubles Shooting Crown in Virginia Trap Championship
Lloyd Combs of Winchester wins the State Doubles title at the Virginia Trapshooting Championship with 89 of 100. Ellis Lea of Falls Church takes the State Singles with 194 of 200 in a shoot-off over George Herold of Stephenson. The event hosts 519 shooters and over 200000 targets at Winchester Gun Club.
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Rubbermaid, 3M Industrial Victors In League Action
Rubbermaid defeated Crown Cork 7 to 4 to raise its record to 6 8 while Crown Cork fell to 11 4 and slipped to third behind J W Arthur E Tiller led Rubbermaid with a home run though the score sheet was incomplete in Star coverage In a separate Industrial League game Minnesota Mining crushed Midway 9 to 0 to improve to 7 7 and drop Midway to 4 10 Caton led 3M with four hits including three doubles as Murphy Ellerby and Caton fueled the victory.
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Round John Favored Leads Woodland Purse Field at Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town West Virginia special report: Robert N. Boerner's Round John tops a ten horse field in the Woodland Purse at Shenandoah Downs. The 4-year-old son of Papa John seeks a first win after three close calls this year and a strong second last outing at a mile.
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O Hara to Air Mountaineers Games
Winchester native Woody O'Hara accepted WVU Mountaineers color and play by play duties joining Jack Fleming for football and basketball broadcasts He will work for WAJR Morgantown and handle a high school game of the week O'Hara has 10 years in radio with WXVA WINC WSIG and WLMH He is married to Vicki Davis of Charles Town and they have a seven month old son Michael.
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Redskins Open Training Camp at Carlisle July 9
Washington coach Vince Lombardi invites 67 veterans and rookies to report for Redskins training camp at Dickinson College Carlisle Pennsylvania on Wednesday July 9 the earliest reporting date in the NFL. The six game pre season opens August 2 at Robert F Kennedy Stadium vs the Chicago Bears.
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