Dolphins Nip College All-Stars 14-3 in Chicago
Miami Dolphins defeated the College All-Stars 14 to 3 in Chicago. Larry Csonka scored on a two yard plunge and Earl Morrall led a late drive for a second score, while Ray Guy pinned the All-Stars with nine punts.
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Green Fezler Share Canadian Open Lead
Hubert Green and Forrest Fezler traded the second round lead at the Canadian Open as gusty winds and a soggy Richelieu Valley layout kept scoring challenging. They posted 67 71 for 138 while Hale Irwin and Tom Weiskopf climbed to 140, with Bobby Mitchell fading after a late stumble.
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Grove Lime Splits Doubleheader In Industrial League Play
Grove Lime beat O'Sullivan 17 7 then fell to Rubbermaid 16 10 as Moser and Larrick homered for Grove Lime while Greenwalt Feathers homered for O'Sullivan. Rubbermaid got six fifth inning runs and C Jobe homered with D Catlett adding three doubles to seal the win. Zucker man’s nine run sixth spurs Zucker to 15 14 over Henkel Harris. Mark Bowman adds a homer and a double.
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G M Music and Rubbermaid slam in girls league
G M Music trailed 8 6 after five innings then scored 19 runs in the final two frames to defeat Rubbermaid 25 16. S Ashby led G M with four hits, others adding three each. Long and Hanke each had three for Rubbermaid. Porter earned the win and Line the loss.
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Royals Tie, Edge White Sox in 10th for Narrow AL West Gain
Kansas City rallied from behind to beat Chicago 2-1 in 10 innings as Carl Taylor delivered the decisive single. The win narrowed the Royals’ gap to within a half game of first-place Oakland while Orioles dominated Cleveland 9-0 in game one and 5-2 in game two.
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Jaycees Rally Beats Air Freight In Winchester Pony League
Jaycees defeated Air Freight 11 to 9 after four sixth inning runs swung the game. Doug Madagan doubled and singled for Jaycees, Mitch Johnson added two hits, while T. Rinker led Air Freight with three hits as Pretorius earned the win and Anderson took the loss.
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Lamar Sloan Triumphs Over F&M Bank 2-1 in Teen League
Lamar Sloan rallied for two runs in the fourth inning to defeat F&M Bank 2-1. Randy Fletcher collected three of Lamar's six hits, all singles by Boyd. Winning pitcher K. Anderson, losing pitcher D. Bowers.
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F&M Lightning Rolls Past Breeden's 11-7 in A League
F&M concentrated scoring in the fifth inning with Scotty Aiken and Sloan Kuykendall homering to spark an 11-7 comeback over Breeden's. Ron Lake and Denny Smallwood added doubles, Bobby Graham two singles, while Breeden's Ray Almond homered and Charlie Welch tripled. WP Lake. IP Stotler. Breeden's led 5-0 before the decisive surge.
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Major League Leaders in National and American League Baseball
National League batting leader Rose of Cincinnati hits 335 at bats and leads with 138 hits. Bonds and Evans drive in 90 and 72 runs respectively. Stargell tops home runs with 30. American League batting star Carew 346, Mayberry 327, with 125 Carew and 129 May, and Jackson 70 runs. Mayberry drives in 83, Jackson 81. Davis 23 and Alomar 23 steal bases. Seaver and Carlton lead strikeouts in the NL and AL.
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Barr Building Shepherd Rams into a Winning Football program
Walter Barr, former James Wood High School coach, leads Shepherd College to 14 wins 4 losses and 2 ties in two seasons. Rams posted an 8-1-2 WVIAC mark, won 2000 conference title, earned 11th national NAIA ranking, and added tough schedules with Baldwin Wallace Elon and Hampden-Sydney.
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Huntington teen wins WV Women's Amateur Golf crown
Nancy Bunton of Huntington defeated defending champion Mrs. Nancy Stumpp of Wheeling in the championship match of the West Virginia Women's Amateur Golf Tournament yesterday, AP Wirephoto.
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Bench-Billingham duo fuels Reds rout of Braves in big win
Cincinnati pitcher Jack Billingham won his 15th game as Johnny Bench drove in six runs with two homers and a bases-loaded walk in a 12-2 victory over Atlanta. Bench shines in Billingham starts, batting .337 with him, while Billingham leads the league in wins tied with Ron Bryant.
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