Oilers win district fast-pitch crown 6 0 behind Singhas
Phillips 66 rode Gene Singhas to a 6 0 victory over Sportcenter to claim the District Fast Pitch Tournament title. Singhas tossed a one hit seven inning gem, while Jimmy Lloyd Ken Pitta each had two hits and four RBIs. Larry Potts suffered a broken nose from a stray pitch after the game.
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Bat Boys
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Mike Fuller
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Glen Longerbeam
Buddy Fuller
Ken Pitta
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Bobby Orndorff
Larry Potts
Garland Whitlock
Phillips
Hunter Longerbeam
Jimmy Lloyd
Harold Catlett
Norman Heflin
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Bobby Jackson
Harold Grey
Will Sager
Todd Myers
Terry Carter
Charlie Hill
Whitey
Bev Hill
Bobby Gladden
Star Sports
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Joe Stotler
Johnny
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Heflin
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Dolphins coach George Wilson vows to beat Lombardi with same material
Boca Raton Florida AP George Wilson builder of the Miami Dolphins bodying an AFL club says he is as good as Vince Lombardi and can beat him with the same players. He criticizes Lombardi style but says he can get a team up on game day and aims for hard work without public humiliation. Wilson, 33-year pro, has NFL Coach of the Year 1957 with Detroit and later coached for Washington.
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Sonny Jurgenson
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NFL
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All Star Facts and Figures From Kennedy Stadium Tonight
The all star game features National League vs American League with NL leading the series 21 to 17 and one tie. Red Schoendienst and Mayo Smith manage the NL and AL squads respectively as 28 man rosters are chosen with special rules for playing time. Attendance is expected around 45 000.
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Associated Press
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Washington
Houston
National Broadcasting Company
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
Mayo Smith
Detroit
Steve Carlton
All Stars Clash in D C Tonight in All-Star Game
About 45 000 fans including President Nixon will watch the American League seek its first win in six All-Star Games at Robert F Kennedy Stadium. Power hitters like Jackson and Howard lead an AL lineup aiming to break the NL’s recent edge. Carlton and YcLain to start, with McDowell Stottlemyre and Odom as alternates.
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Nixon
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Reggie Jackson
Frank Howard
Robert F Kennedy Stadium
Mayo Smith
Detroit Tigers
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Schoendienst
Starting lineups for Knight's All Star Game
The Americans feature Rod Carew Reggie Jackson and Frank Robinson in the lineup with Boog Powell Frank Howard Sal Bando Rico Petrocelli and Bill Freehan. The National League lists Matty Alou Don Kessinger Hank Aaron Willie McCovey Ron Santo Cleon Jones John Bench Felix Millan and Steve Carlton. Umpires are Flaherty Donatelli Stewart Gorman Springstead Venton. Start time is 8 15 p m EDT.
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Howard
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Boog Powell
Baltimore
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Sal Bando
Oakland
Bill Freehan
Detroit
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Minnesota
Carl YaSetrzemski
Harmon Killebrew
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Lee May
Cincinnati
McCovey
Aaron
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Cleon Jones
New York Mets
Felix Millan
Atlanta
Don Kessinger
Cubs
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Pittsburgh
Steve Carlton
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Smith
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
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Blue Moon
Odom
Schoendienst
Carlton
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Bill Singer
Los Angeles
Washington
Tuesday Knight
Reggie Jackson
Frank Howard
Denny McLain
Chicago
Hank Aaron
Ron Santo
New York
John Bench
John Flaherty
Augie Donatelli
Bob Stewart
Tom Gorman
Marty Springstead
Tony Venton
Ruth and DiMaggio Honored As Baseball's Greatest
Babe Ruth named Greatest Player Ever by writers and broadcasters. Joe DiMaggio chosen as Greatest Living Player and premier center fielder, reflecting a career with the Athletics and a long Yankee legacy. Also named to an all time and living player roster along with legends and Hall of Famers.
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Lefty Grove
Supreme Court
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White
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Claire
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Mickey Cochrane
Lou Gehrig
Rogers
Brethren Downs Lutheran in High-Scoring Church League Bout
Brethren Downs Lutheran edged Lutheran 21-16 after a five-run eighth inning. Brethren improved to 10-7 while Lutheran fell to 9-8. Barry Ramsey led Brethren with four hits. Longerbeam and Vance stood out for Lutheran with strong multiples.
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Brethren
Lutheran
Ledger
Lutheran Falls
Barry Ramsey
Duncan
Flowers
Adams
Barham
Longerbeam
Vance
D. Ramsey
Barnett
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