Dodgers Pitcher Drysdale Out With Thumb Fracture
Dodgers ace Drysdale suffered a base of thumb fracture while shagging flies on his 28th birthday and will miss about 10 days. The Los Angeles club also placed six other players on the injured list including Cater Estrada Washburn and Causey with various injuries. Cater broke his left wrist in a collision at first base and is out at least six weeks.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Danny Cater
Baltimore
Chuck Estrada
St. Louis
Ray Washburn
Kansas City
Wayne Causey
Houston
Dodgers
Cater
Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Pirates
Washburn
Causey
Cater’s
Minnesota
Bob Allison
Barry To Judge Futurity at Shenandoah Downs
Barry, trainer of Belmont Stakes winners Cavan and Celtic Ash, will judge the Second Tri-State Futurity Horse Show at Shenandoah Downs during the August summer session. The event features the $7500 added Tri-State Futurity on September 12 and includes six classes from broodmares to two year olds with separate judging for colts geldings and fillies.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Tom Barry
Shenandoah Downs
Robert G. Leavitt
Leavitt
Barry
Cavan
Celtic Ash
Phillies Take Lead As Cubs Drop Giants 13-4
The Cubs beat the Giants 13-4 as Billy O'Dell struggled, giving up 11 hits including three homers. Lew Burdette led the Cubs with four hits and a four for five day, while Johnny Callison homered twice for the Phillies in a 13-10 win over Milwaukee. Cincinnati topped the Mets 5-4, Pittsburgh beat St Louis 8-5, and the Dodgers edged Houston 5-4.
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O’dell
Billy Williams
Len Gabrielsen
Lew Burdette
O'Dell
Duffalo
Burdette
Richochet
Milwaukee
Braves
Cincinnati
New York
Mets
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hart
St. Louis
Bobbye King Seeks State Golf Title At Hot Springs
Bobbye King of Norfolk bids for her second Viz- Pianottens amateur title as the 36 hole final at the Cascades course pits her against Mrs. William Pollard of Charlottesville. Pollard seeks 1951 state crown and both players emphasize putt ing and consistency in the anxious showdown.
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Bobbye King
Norfolk
William Polard
Charlottesville
Cascades Course
Miss King
Duckpin League Scores Highlight Close Matches and High Totals
Helen Richards led Blue Sunoco with 148 in six marks as the team won 478 over Cooper's Jewelers while two wins for the Ladies Foursome came at Health Center Lanes. Evelyn Tucker had three 99s for Blue Sunoco. Town & Country Beauty Salon stayed first after beating Mountain Dew Mountainers by five pins. Wood Chucks swept The Foursome 3-0 with Davis and Moore's totals. Oates Grocery moved up 2-1 over No Names as Dots & Dashers posted 3-0 over Midnight Riders.
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Blue Sunoco
Cooper’s Jewelers
Health Center
Mrs. Richards
Nellie Vaughn
Maxine Patton
Evelyn Tucker
Eva Bill
Louise Armstrong
Cooper
Mountain Dew Mountainers
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Gertrude Reed
Oates
Midnight Riders
Mrs. Smith
Tenpin Bowling Night Sparks League Narrow Wins at Northside
Bob Miller led with four games though he dropped three of four to Charles Renner who rose to second. Renner rolled a 201 for 18 points while Miller posted a 191 and 15. Don Smith and Dick Bolmen tied in games 22 with Bolmen’s 200 and Smith 187. Frank Burke swept Bill Sturm 4–0 with 16 points to Sturm’s 10. Bob Wilcox hit six straight strikes but finished on 220. He earned 17 points against Morris Lowery as Lowery took 13. David Lowery 16 against Leo Haley who had 13.
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Kanehl
Charrey
John Edwards
Jim Maloney
Bob Purkey
Bill Henry
Bob Bailey
Bill Virdon
Pirates
Mike Cuellar
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
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Nale Driver
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Petersen Point
Northside
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Charles Renner
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Don Smith
Dick Bolmen
Bolmen
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Bolemen
Frank Burke
Bill Sturm
Burke
Sturm
Bob Wilcox
Morris Lowery
Lowery
Major League Leaders Standings for 1969 Baseball Season
The Associated Press lists top stat leaders by league. American figures include Oliva batting .333 with 71 runs and 133 hits while Killebrew leads with 34 homers and Aparicio steals 35. pitching leaders include Bunker and Ford with wins and ERA. National Leagues feature Clemente and Williams atop batting, Mays leads in runs, Santo drives in, and Koufax with elite pitching and strikeout totals.
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Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Allison
Stuart
Boston
Killebrew
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Chica
Sen
Hoyer
St. Louis
Ohio University Dorm Sponsor Behind Bobcat Cheer Costume
Athens Ohio AP reports that Ohio University students who wear the bobcat cheerleader costume must be Lincoln Hall residents. Lincoln Hall funded the idea and money for the suit in 1961.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
Lincoln Hall
O Sullivan Earns 14th Victory in Big Win
O Sullivan improved to 14-0 with a lop-sided 12-1 victory over Green Chemical. Lockhart and Lee homered for the winners while Lockhart fanned 13 for his fourth win without a loss. Williamson paired with him. Haley and Whittle sparked Green Chemical with strong hitting. Ganse took the loss with Cummins catching.
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O'Sullivan
Green Chemical
Haley
Whittle
Lockhart
Lee
Williamson
Ganse
Cummins
Senior Finals For State Title In Virginia Golf
Air Force Major Lucille Busch of Arlington faces Mrs Belle Allen of Newport News in today’s senior women’s golf final for the Virginia state title at Hot Springs. Busch dominated her semifinal over Mrs John Connolly 8 and 7, while Allen defeated Mrs Mary Reynolds 2 and 1 to reach the championship.
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Air Force
Lucille Busch
Arlington
Belle Allen
Newport News
Homestead
Virginia
Mas. Busch
John *Gonnolly
Allen
Mary Reynolds
Richmond
Charles Egenroad
Harper Wins State Tourney in Virginia Golf
Red haired David Harper 14 from Farmville wins the Virginia Jaycee junior golf state championship at Chatmoss CC with 146 two-day total. Archie McDowell Gary Spears Billy Herbert join Harper heading to national tourney in St Paul. Wadkins also 149 but loses playoff. McDowell and Spears earn spots.
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David Harper
Farmville
Virginia
St. Paul
Minn
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Chatmoss
Young Harper
Archie McDowell
Virginia Beach
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Hampton
Billy Herbert
Roanoke
Lanny Wadkins
Richmond
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Spears
Herbert
Wadkins
St.Paul
Ars
Fight Results From Nagasaki Card Shake Up
Katsutoshi Aoki of Japan outpoints Warcite Brillo of the Philippines in Nagasaki. Yoshinori Takahashi defeats T Bolano by outpoint in Tokyo. Takahashi and Aoki posted ten counts in earlier rounds as the bout results rolled in from Japan.
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Associated Press
Nagasaki
Japan
Katsutoshi Aoki
Brillo
The
Phillipines
Tokyo
Yoshinori Takahashi
T. Bolano
the Phillpines
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