Hargan Sharp as Indians Top Twins 3-2 on Three-Hitter
Steve Hargan after a slow start returns from the minors to dominate the Twins with a three-hit 3-2 win. Cleveland’s offense gets two runs early, while Vada Pinson’s seventh inning homer provides the margin. KE Royals edge Detroit 3-2 in 10 innings and Milwaukee wins 6-2 over Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Saladino
Associated Press
Steve Hargan
Cleveland Indians
Hargan
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Detroit
Milwaukee
Washington
Oakland
Boston
Chicago
Houston
Los
American Association
Royals
Georgy Mitt
George Mitterwald
Minnesota
Vada Picson
Indians
Cleveland
Bob Oliver
Norm Cash
Tigers
Pat Kelly
Danny Walton
Brewers
Senators
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Jim Grant
Red Sox
Grant
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
Baseball Schedule and Standings Highlight Dense with Team Matchups
The article lists upcoming games for multiple teams including Washington at Oakland and New York at Milwaukee, plus National League East and West standings. It includes pitchers records and results from Thursday with several twinight games and doubleheaders across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schellenbach
Oakland
Fingers
Boston
Siebert
California
Murphy
New York
Bahnsen
Peterson
Milwaukee
Bolin
Brabender
Cleveland
Austin
Chicago
John
Minnesota
Byleven
Detroit
McLain
Kansas City
Butler
Baltimore
McNally
L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Fran
Houston
San Diego
Sutton
Osteen
Stoneman
Marshall
Coombs
Gentry
San Francisco
Marshhal
Robertson
Philadelphia
Jackson
Wise
Twinight
Nelson
Jarvis
Hands
Colburn
Simpson
Merritt
W. L. Pet
Boston Towne
Heer
Wash
Five Tied for Lead In Westchester Golf
Frank Beard defends his Westchester Classic title amid controversy over his golf tour book. He opened with 68, one behind leaders Bruce Crampton and others tied at 67 while addressing reactions to his autobiography and his 1969 money total of 175000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
N.Y
Frank Beard
Beard
Bruce Crampton
Larry, Hinson
Tommy Jacobs
Hugh Royer
Brian Barnes
Louisville
Dick Schaap
Nicklaus
Caps Make Change To Virginia Squires
The ABA Washington Caps will become the Virginia Squires with a regional setup. Headquarters stay in Norfolk with offices in Hampton Richmond and Roanoke and home games in four venues including SCOPE Hampton Roads Coliseum and Richmond Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
American Basketball Association
Washington Caps
Virginia Squires
Caps
Old Dominion
ABA
Jack Dolph
Earl M. Foreman
Foreman
Virginia
National Basketball Association
Squires
Norfolk
Hampton
Richmond
Roanoke
Rick Barry
San Francisco
Barry
San Francisco Warriors
NBA
Oakland
Calif
Washington
Warriors
Garfield Smith
Smith
Boston Celtics
Mike Barrett
al Bianchi
Hampton Road Coliseum
Roanoke Civic Center
Richmond Arena
Old Dominion University
Scope
Weekend area sports schedule and league matchups
Friday events include Shenandoah Downs horse racing at 7 15 p.m. and several softball clashes at Rubbermaid Office Plant Bodie Grim Field and other parks. Saturday features Field and Diamond games across city leagues and exhibitions. Sunday showcases Apple Valley League baseball with listed matchups among Stephens City Mt Falls Boyce Strasburg Woodstock Middletown Star Tannery Gore.
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Shenandoah Downs
Business and Industrial League
Preston Field
Rubbermaid Office
Crown Cork
Rubbermaid Plant
Minnesota Mining
Winchester Mobile Homes
Shenandoah’s
Pride Church
Bodie Grim
First Baptist
Burnt Factory
Fairview
North Frederick City
Buckley-Lages
Phillips
Nichols
Godfrey
Rouss Park
Poe Olds
Legion Girl’s
Mr Lady
TAC
Stephens City
Mt. Falls
Boyce
Strasburg
Woodstock
Middletown
Star Tannery
Gore
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Bedrose
Sigler
Early Ruler
Secatelio
Lexington Green
Thornton
Traven
Dizzy’s
Gronae
Last Wilton 'E
Christopher
Busy Roman
Dollar and Cents
Hedge
Orphant Sun
Regal Prince
College
Scandalee
Cannon
Concordia
Espinosa
Vano
Rugged Road
Nicolson
Carol Sandra
Gustines
Sun Tom
Baker
Lewis
Peters
Wilson
Sky Castle
Shiflett
Carbon Mist
Daigo
Carolina Fly
Ford
Intern
F.W. Kratz
Royal Creek
Alejandro and
Johnson
Roman Jim
Monge
Bowcut
Johnston
Hawthorne
Miacomet
Green Sheriff
Ducolay
Robison
Byrns
Sir Hammer
Cross Fighter
Addesa
Fassie
Bourque
Crazy Bones
Depaio
High Sod
Little Pincher
Wee Lassie
Parade Dancer
Tunnel Turner
Charisma
Hickory Gem
Roberts
Roman
Santa’s Corner
Lord Saybrook
Royal Cordova
Jice
Dizzys Boy
Aunt Edie
Good Ole Monte
My Dough Boy
Top Yank
Sugar Mama
Whiting
Sam
May Tartle
Lady Skipper
Amy O
My Lady Dave
Big Exacta
Nenna May
Cape
Land Office
Reeder
Big Memo
Chac Lee
Gray Egretta
Calvary Cross
Vivelo
Variable
Cinepac
Carolina Jazz
Grove
Roman Victor
L.O. Davis
Clark
Cutter’s Choice
Crimsons Cross
Hight Impact
Po’ Lil Chappie
Beszano
Master Quickley
Exacta
Rulah
Deshbo
Indian Paradise
Little Sunshine
Shenandoah
Business ‘League
Old Dominion Speedway
Manassas, Virginia
Ray Hendricks
Sonny Hutchin
Harvey Henderson
Charlie Wierman
Doug Fox
Marty Hanburg
Jimmy Mairs
Carlton Coleman
Bob Ballentine
Dick Gum Lennie Williamson
Joe Westerman
American Legion
Springfield, Virginia
Eles
Louis
Jongay
Sur
Wichita
Westchester
Jack
Palmer
Lamar Sloan
Valley Ave
Perry Engineering
Loan
Intertype
Terry Industries
Renner Plumbing
WEFG
Dave Pyles
Pontiac
Mary Carter
Doun St
YTV US
Winchester
Kern Motor CO
Tempest
Bonneville
American Motors
Gladiator Truck Wagoneer
FIAT
GMC Motors
Kern Motor
Loudoun ST
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