Tuesday Church League and Local Baseball Schedule Mixed
A full Tuesday slate lists church league games at Grim Field Preston Field and Diamond plus county and girls leagues at Clearbrook Park and Valley Avenue. The Open Slow Pitch Softball Tournament deadline is tonight with potential Region IV qualification and Sonny Higgs contact details. Miami Dolphin TE Marv Fleming was traded to Washington for a draft pick and Charlie Harraway’s rights.
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SVNB
Lions
Pony League
Jaycees
Clarke County County
Stephens City
Whits
Bauserman’s County
Clearbrook Park
Salem
Fairview Valley Avenue
Grace Bible Calvary Baptist
Grace Bible Girls
North Frederick
St. Paul's County
Winchester Park
Harrisonburg
Sonny Higgs
Preston Field
MIAMI
Miami Dolphin
Marv Fleming
Washington Redskins
Charlie Harraway
Birmingham
Baseball Scores and Standings Include Tuesday Games
Oakland beat Minnesota 5-2 as schedule lists Detroit at Milwaukee New York at Baltimore and Cleveland at Boston among Tuesday matchups. National League East standings show Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago New York St. Louis Montreal with varying records and percentages. West leaders Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Houston trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bare
LaGrow
Milwaukee
Travers
Slaton
T-M
New York
Hunter
Baltimore
Torrez
Cleveland
Kern
Boston
Lee
Texas
Perry
Chicago
Osteen
Kansas City
Briles
California
Lange
Minnesota
Decker
Oakind
Siebert
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Philphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
S. Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Bonham
Renko
Reuss
Kison
Underwood
Christenson
Darcy
Niekro
Curtis
Koosman
Rau
Griffin
Barr
Williams
Bradley
Jones
Strom
Bench Variety Key To RBI Title For Johnny Bench
Johnny Bench drove in four runs to raise his season total to 61 in 70 Reds games hitting his 15th homer and a double in an 8-4 win over Atlanta. Bench credits moving from behind the plate to left field for fresh efficiency as Cincinnati, plus other NL results, shape the night.
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Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
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Braves
St. Louis
New York
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Montreal
San Diego
San Francisco
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RBI
Mike Lum
Atlanta
Bill Plummer
Cards
Mets
Ron Fairly
Lou Brock
Ted Simmons
Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Frank Duffy
Red Sox
Frank Robinson
Bill Singer
Texas
Angels
Sal Bando
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Twins
Darrel Porter
Brewers
Detroit
Tortuga Rises to Second with late surge in AA League
Claude Bucher belted two homers and a triple and Bobby Allanson added a double and triple as Tortuga beat Mel-Max Room 16 to 12 in seven innings to move into second place. Arthur Dunlap shined for B&A Carpets, while Doffenger homered for Mel-Max. junior Carter and Dave Helmick each had three hits.
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Claude Bucher
Tortuga
Mel-Max Room
Arthur Dunlap
B & J Carpets
Bucher
Bobby Allanson
Junior Carter
Dave Helmick
Doffenger
Mel-Max
Graham Wins Open in Playoff at Medinah
Lou Graham, 37, from Tennessee, captured the 75th U S Open at Medinah Country Club in Illinois defeating John Mahaffey by two strokes after an 18 hole playoff. Graham posted a par 71 while Mahaffey shot 73 to force the playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
John Mahaffey
Medinah
Mahaffey
Graham Wins Narrow Playoff At Medinah Golf Event
Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino figures boosted the field as Graham and Mahaffey split $60,000 in prize money with Graham earning the winner's share. Both finished 287 for 72 holes and the decisive putt from Mahaffey failed to drop on the 187 yard par 3 water hole as Graham closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Mahaffey
Graham
Medinah
U S Open Torment at Medinah Tests Golf Greats
Medinah hosts the 75th U S Open where Lou Graham and John Mahaffey win a playoff after a brutal final round. Stars like Palmer Nicklaus Watson Irwin Crenshaw and Trevino vow the course and weather created a wild test of nerves and skill.
Henkel-Harris Levels Grove in Industrial League clash
Henkel-Harris routed Grove Lime 12 6 to seize first place in the Industrial League as Zuckerman moved into second with Abex loss. Ed Strosnider and Jerry Fishel each had four hits for Henkel-Harris, while Newcome homered and Strasnider doubled and tripled.
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Henkel
Jerry Fishel
Henkel-Harris
Charlie Murphy
Charlie Orndorff
Jack Cleveland
Newcome
Strasnider
Grove Lime
Tri-State ends skid with 8-5 win over Eagles
Tri-State snapped a four game losing streak by beating the Eagles 8-5 in Pony League action. Robert Wilson drove in two runs with two singles while Joey Anderson added two base hits as Tri-State moved to 1-4 and the Eagles remained 0-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
Eagles
Robert Wilson
Joey Anderson
Anderson
A Brown
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