Fairview Upsets Brucetown 16-7 In Baseball Clash
Fairview defeated Brucetown 16 to 7 as Bobby McIntire hit a home run a triple and a single Doug Shade added a homer and two hits and Lee Wolfe collected two triples and a single. Brucetown was led by S Crosen with two doubles. Fairview improves to 2-18 while Brucetown drops to 4-17.
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Bankers Edge Godfrey 3-2 in City League Clash
The Bankers beat Godfrey Volkswagen 3 to 2 in a City League game. Larry Wadsworth had two hits including a double for Bankers, while Greg Hott led Godfrey with two safeties. F&M Bank improves to 14-6. Godfrey falls to 5-15.
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Shenandoah's Pride Trails in Local Team Standings
The listing shows team records including W-L J.W. Arthur 16-3 winning in Missouri, Homes 13-7, Virginia Loan 13-8, Perry Engineering 13-8, WEFG 11-9, Renner Plumbing 3-17, and Shenandoah's Pride 1-18, reflecting a regional standings table.
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Westchester Tourney To Feature Ben Hogan
Ben Hogan headlines the $250,000 Westchester Golf Classic at Westchester Country Club joining favorites Jack Nicklaus, Bill Casper, Lee Trevino and Arnold Palmer. Hogan, 58, says he is not sharp yet but feels strong with a smooth swing though uncertainty about his head to head form and advancing age.
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Whittle Fires No-Hitter For Poe Olds In 4-0 Win
Mike Whittle pitched a no hitter to lead Poe Olds past Northside 4-0. He walked eight hitters and the only baserunner came on an error. Campbell added a double for Poe Olds, improving to 7-1. Northside dropped to 5-6.
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NFL Camps Open Amid Pension Feud Sixty Players Report
In Chicago, NFL players gathered near O Hare airport showing strength in the pension dispute with club owners who opened camps to veterans willing to report by 6 p m The clash centers on boosting the four year 18 million pension fund while the NFLPA seeks 26 million The death of Brian Piccolo added urgency to the issue as some camps close after the charity All Star game at Soldier Field.
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Mountaineer Club Formed at West Virginia University Area
A group named Loyal Mountaineers met at the Elms and set August 13 as the booster club’s organizational date for the WVU area. Wendell Dick was chosen chairman until officers are elected at the August meeting. A campus visit and contact with Martinsburg and Charles Town groups are planned. An athletic department representative may attend the August meeting.
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Aaron Hammers Pair In Atlanta Victory
Aaron hit two homers driving in five runs as the Braves rallied past St Louis 9-7 at Atlanta Stadium. Morton earned his 14th win for Montreal with a four-hit effort against San Diego. Granger saved Cincinnati’s 4-3 win over Pittsburgh, matching his 24th save.
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All-Star Game Set For Tomorrow Night in Chicago
The All-Star Football Game pits pro champions the Kansas City Chiefs against top collegiate seniors of 1969 at Soldier Field. NFL labor dispute headlines the event as owners lift the ban on veterans at training campuses and the Players Association maps strategy. Graham's 53-man All-Stars, including 21 first-round picks, aim to end a six-year drought in the series, televised on ABC at 9 30 p m EDT.
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Thompson Holds Virginia Loan to three hits in 8 0 win
Thompson limited Virginia Loan to three hits as Winchester Mobile Homes beat Virginia Loan 8 0 pushing WMH to 13-7 and second in the Business League. Six WMH players had two hits while none of the Virginia Loan batters had more than one.
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