Intertype and Midway Clash in Industrial Tilt Wins
Intertype defeated Midway 22 to 8 as K Lineberg and T Hall hit homers and Don Duff added a three bagger. Shrewsberry led Midway with a round sper while Intertype McWilliams Mallory pitched. Minnesota Mining beat Terry Industries 12 to 7 with Zirkle Clinton and Mason delivering extra base hits. Ronnie and Allen Ashby homered for Terry.
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Minnesota Mining
Terry Industries
Zirkle
Clinton
Mason
Ronnie
Allen Ashby
Terry
N. Frederick Edges First Brethren 17-16 In Tight Stop
N. Frederick survived a late rally to defeat First Brethren 17 to 16. James Cooley and Charlie Newcome led the offense with home runs and Cooley added three other hits. Roy Cooper led Brethren with three hits in four trips as the rivals combined for a high scoring showdown.
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James Cooley
Charlie Newcome
Homer Cooley
Roy Cooper
N. Fred
N. Frederick-Fisher
Brethren-Duncan
FCA Trip to See Colts Postponed
The FCA group visit to the Baltimore Colt training camp has been postponed due to uncertain conditions around the player strike in professional football. The next event is a visit from Virginia head football coach George Blackburn in August. Northside 18, Mi Lady Hair Design 8 Phillips 66 14-3 F&M Bank 11-5 Delmonico 10-6 Nichols 10-8 Godfrey VW -12 Buckley-Lages 1-17
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FCA
Baltimore Colt
Virginia
George Blackburn
Phillips 66
F&m Bank
Delmonico
Nichols
Godfrey VW
Buckley-Lages
Godfrey Volkswagen and Lilly win opening games in fast-pitch tourney
Godfrey Volkswagen defeats Castle 3-0 with Bob Gladden delivering solid pitching and two hits from Junior Carter. Lilly beats Charles Town 3-0 led by C Estes on the mound and a six hit attack including two runs in the second. Tonight Godfrey faces Nichols at 6 p.m. and Lilly meets Shirley Brothers at 8 p.m. in Bodie Grim Field action.
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Godfrey
Volkswagen
Lilly
Castle
Charles Town
Bob Gladden
Castles
Junior Carter
G. Pyne
Bill Fletcher
A.D. Hott
Jim Orndorff
Mel Richards
Nichols
Bodie
C. Estes
S. Shifflett
L. Curry
J. Shipe
Shirley Brothers
Godfrey Volkswagen
Gladden
Bodie Grim
Buckeye Potts
No NFL Settlement In View Threatens All Star Game
The NFL players and owners show no settlement over the weekend risking cancellation of the College All-Star Game set for July 31 in Chicago. Key talks are planned in New York Tuesday and a FMCS mediation session in Washington on Wednesday. Kansas City veterans demand resolution to avoid missing practice.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Chicago
Soys
New York
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
John Mackey
NFL Players Association
FMCS
Mackey
Baltimore Colts
ABC
Chicago Tribune
Soldier Field
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City
Hank Stram
Dan Rooney
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ted Damata
The
Rooney
Evanston, Ill
Phil Olsen
Utah State
Yarborough Wins Bristol Pole In Record Qualifying
Cale Yarborough of Timmonsville D C won the pole for the Volunteer 500 at Bristol International Speedway with a speed over 103.4 mph in a 1970 Mercury. Nine drivers broke the old track record in the 0.533 mile qualifying run as time trials determined the final 20 starting spots for Sundays 30 car field.
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Bristol, Tenn
Bristol International Speedway
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
D.C
Yarborough
Ferraris and Carner Tie for Lead in LPGA Jaycee Open
Jan Ferraris and Jo Ann Carner shot 69s to share the early lead at the LPGA Jaycee Open. The field includes notable players such as Sandra Palmer Marlene Hagge Donna Caponi Kathy Ahern, with weather impacting track temperatures and late qualifying results in NASCAR events featuring David Pearson Bobby Isaac and Donnie Allison.
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Sandra Palmer
Marlene Hagge
Donna Caponi
Kathy Ahern
Yarborough
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
WEFG Rout Shenandoah Pride in Business League Blowout
Levi and Barnett led WEFG with home runs as they crushed Shenandoah s Pride 15 to 5. Greg Levi and N Lees also drove in runs while WEFG captured their season’s first win. Shenandoah s Pride dropped to 1-15 in the setback.
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Mark Barnett
Bob Levi
WEFG
Shenandoah
Pride
Greg Levi
N. Lees
WEG
S. Pride
Barrett
Shen
Malcolm
Local Company Sales Standings Snapshot
W L J W Arthur leads with 14-2 in standings. Winc Mo Homes records 11-6 while Va Loan sits 11-7 and WEFG 11-7. Perry Engineering shows 9-7 and Renner Plumbing 2-15 with Shenandoah's Pride at 1-15.
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J. W. Arthur
Winc. Mo. Homes
Va. Loan
WEFG
Perry Engineering
Renner Plumbing
Shenandoah’s Pride
Tournament Schedule and Winners Trophies List
Today at 3 p m F and M Bank faces Delmonico Club. 4 p m Harrisonburg Independent vs Phillips. 6 p m Fri Nichols vs Godfrey VW. 7 p m Fri Shirley Bros. vs Lilly. 9 p m Sat winner vs Cola Cola. Sunday schedule includes multiple winner matchups ending with the Championship Game. Trophies go to Coca Cola Battling Works as winner and Jack Fretwell of S and F Distributors as runner up. Tournament Director is Andrew A Sonny Higgs. Umpire in Chief is Joe Jenkins.
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F&m Bank
Delmonico
Harrisonburg
Phillips
P.m
Delmonico Club
P.m. Harrisonburg Indep
Nichols
Godfrey VW
P.m. Shirley Bros
Lilly
Cola Cola
Sun
Coca- Cola Battling Works
Jack Fretwell
S.&f. Distributors
Andrew A
Sonny’’ Higgs
Joe Jenkins
Clemente Delivers Three Hits In Pirates 4 3 Win Over Reds
Roberto Clemente powered the Pirates with a single triple and a homer in a 4-3 victory over Cincinnati to extend Pittsburghs lead in the NL East. Willie Mays closing in on 3,000 hits and other NL and AL results but Clemente provided the decisive offense.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Roberto Clemente
Cincinnati
Wayne Simpson
Clemente
Simpson
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Reds
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Wes Parker
Willie Mays
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Montreal
St. Louis
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
San Diego
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
California
Washington
New York Yankees
Oakland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
Terps to Play Alabama in 1974 Double-Header
Maryland and Alabama announce an 11th 1974 football game. The Terps will open the season hosting the Crimson Tide in Byrd Stadium on September 14, with Bryant returning to Maryland and praising the matchup as a step up for Maryland football by 1974.
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College Park
Jim Kehoe
University of Maryland
Bear Bryant
University of Alabama
Maryland
Alabama
Maryland Terps
Crimson Tide
Byrd Stadium
Bryant
Roy Lester
Texas A&m
Dallas
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Industrial League
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