Wright helps Angels past Senators as McLain loses
Clyde Wright despite arm soreness earned his third straight win and Frank Howard hit his 8th homer as California beat Washington 4-2. Ken Berry made a fine running catch, and Jim Fregosi opened the Angel rally with a single and steal. Washington dropped to seven straight losses while McLain yielded the defeat.
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Wesley Downs Triumphs In Nail-Biter Over Sacred Heart
Wesley defeated Sacred Heart 13 to 12 in a late thriller. Jerry Conner led Wesley with a home run and two hits in three appearances, supported by teammates Cond Reardon Foley Cammer Ik Kelchner.
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Crown Cork and Shield Rally Beats Henkel Harris 16 to 7
Crown Cork and Seal won last night 16 to 7 over Henkel Harris led by Walter Welzel with a homer and three hits. Jim Brown and Bill Edmonds also homered as Rey Webber added a double. Henkel Harris was paced by Page Williams John Slater and Lawrence Martin with two hits each.
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Big Exacta Pays $12,588 at Shenandoah Downs
Three race fans split the pool for $12,588.80 each after the 8 4 8 1 exacta paid at Shenandoah Downs. Upset winner Little Skunk paid $24.60 with Robert F. at $12.60 place. Tower Court and Pay The Devil followed in the fifth and sixth races. Trainer Frank Whiteley previously trained Preakness champions Tom Rolfe and Damascus.
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Lunn's 66 135 Leads The Kemper by One
Bob Lunn after a 240 pound loss shot 66 Friday to move to 135 and lead the Kemper Open by one stroke at Quail Hollow. Dale Douglass matched a 65 to sit one back in a crowded top group including Mason Rudolph and Tom Weiskopf.
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Johnson Seeks Club Quiet Amid Batting Title Turmoil
Los Angeles AL star Alex Johnson says he faces personal clashes with Angels teammates, some racially tinged, after benching. In an interview sourced from the Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles Sentinel, Johnson claims agitation comes from others discussing him publicly while he prefers internal club disputes.
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