Pirates Win In 17th Inning Thriller Over Padres
Roberto Clemente belted a 17th inning homer to cap a 4 hour 12 minute marathon, lifting the Pirates 4-3 over the Padres as Pittsburgh stretched its win streak to seven. Clemens? Clemente delivered after Richie Hebner tied it with a 14th homer and Al Oliver’s run.
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Winchester Pony League All Stars Crushes Harrisonburg 10 to 1
The Winchester Pony League All Stars defeated Harrisonburg's All Star team 10-1 in Harrisonburg yesterday. A team photo features Todd Myers kneeling in the center with players Pepper Martin, Joey LaRue, Ricky Renner, Mark Russell, Jeff White, Robby Willard, and Carl Funk in the front row. Coaches Don Grubbs and Joe Malone stand with manager Pater Myers and staff in the back row.
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Local All Stars Defeat Harrisonburg 10-1
The Winchester Pony League All Stars defeated Harrisonburg 10-1 on the road. T. Whittle led with four hits including a double and two triples, backed by R. DeHaven and R. Renner. The two out of three series continues in Winchester Saturday July 17 with 2 pm and 6 pm games, winner advancing to face Martinsburg or Parkersburg with a July 21 date set for the final.
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Betsy Rawls Leads Field At O'Sullivan Open
Betsy Rawls, LPGA veteran since 1951, headlines the O'Sullivan Open field. The Hall of Fame contender has 52 career LPGA wins after 1970 victories Dallas Civitan and Cincinnati Open, with a history of consistent yearly wins and strong short game.
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Godfrey VW Dominates Phillips 66 to Claim City League Title
Godfrey Volkswagen known as the Big Blue Machine defeated Phillips 66 8-2 as Dave Trail pitched a one hitter with 11 strikeouts. Trail improved to 18 wins with no losses this season. B Orndorff Shoemaker Denny and Johnson had two hits each to lead the offense. Ichols edged F M Bank 7-1 in softball with Simons pitching a three hitter and Nichols ripping eight hits. Leonard homered for F M's lone run. WP Simons LP Creasman.
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Sunoco tops Legion in Teen League clash
Randy Ritenour starred with three hits including a double and earned the win as Sunoco beat American Legion 9-5. Catlett Chrisman and Malcolm added two hits each. DeHaven took the loss for Legion. Sunoco later topped Northside Lanes 5-4 in Teen League action. Penn State and Alabama agree to a six game football series starting 1981.
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Petrocelli caps tense Red Sox win at Fenway
Petrocelli crushed Stan Williams in the 13th inning for a three run homer after Yastrzemski and Billy Conigliaro patched up their feud. The Red Sox beat Minnesota 3-0 as Luis Tiant and Bill Lee combined for the shutout.
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Sunnyside Rolls to 12 4 Victory Over Sacred Heart
Sunnyside remains in contention for the Church League title as they rout Sacred Heart 12 to 4. Dexter Symonds collected three hits including a homer, while Ron Rinker added three hits in four at bats. Sacred Heart’s Jim Folyz had four hits, and Durrett hit a homer and a double.
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Ack Ack and Cougar II Eye 100000 Mark in Gold Cup
Ack Ack aiming for 100000 first prize in the Hollywood Gold Cup with 134 pounds weight under trainer Charlie Whittingham. Cougar II also targeted, creator Mary Jones and Forked Lightning Ranch ownership, with Advance Guard as fallback for Hollywood Park.
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Rosewall Edges Laver In Washington Star Tennis Set
Ken Rosewall, at 36 a steady force, defeated Rod Laver 5-7 6-3 6-1 in the $50,000 Washington Star International Tennis Tournament. Rosewall advances to meet Dennis Ralston as Stan Smith faces Cliff Drysdale in the top bracket. Newcombe plays Gimeno in the bottom bracket. Top prize is $10,000 with $5,000 to the finalist and smaller sums for later rounds.
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