Dodgers Beat Cardinals In Matinee To End Skid
Jim Lefebvre led Los Angeles with four RBIs including a two-run homer and two singles as the Dodgers rout the St Louis Cardinals 11-4 in an afternoon game. Dodgers improved after two night losses to the same team and avoided a sweep.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Dodgers
Angeles
Tom Seaver
York Mets
Seaver
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Roger Freed
Milwaukee
California
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Jim Lefebvre
F&M Bank Wins 3-0 Over Nichols In City League
F&M Bank scored two runs in the top of the first and held Nichols to none, 3-0, in City League play. Winning pitcher Bob Creasman struck out 12, with Hannas and Kline fueling the offense via extra base hits. Nichols starter Simons took the loss.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Nichols
Jerry Hannas
Kline
Anders
Bob Creasman
Creasman
Simons F&m
Phillips 66
Royal Crown
Gene Singhas
Surging Braddock Upsets Market Street Methodist in League
Braddock Street defeated Market Street Methodist 13 to 8 as Mike Risinger and Craig DeHaven hit home runs leading Braddock’s 18 hit night. Kirby Lloyd and D Doherty each triple for Market Street, while Legge and Quigley credited with the win and loss. Grace Bible beat Sacred Heart 12 to 10 boosting its season mark to 5-4. Kenneth Lloyd homered for Grace with Curtis Robinson and Charlie Young adding triples. Burnt Factory remained unbeaten with a 16 to 7 win over Valley Avenue Church of Christ behind Tom Duvall Buddy Willis and Bob Bowden. Valley Avenue’s L Whitlock triple and D Sirk double paced their scoring. The 1st Brethren doubled off the winless 1st Presbyterians 18 to 4 to improve to 8-3. Alexander Cooper and Adams led Brethren while Randy Easter drove Presbyterian runs.
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Dodgers
Bill Stoneman
Montreal
Expos
Rich Nye
Stoneman
Reds
Rick Wise
Tony Perez
Bernie Carbo
Braddock Street
Market Street Methodist
Braddock
Mike Risinger
Craig DeHaven
Dana Parker
Dick Wisecarver
C. Brown
M. Barb
Ted Legge
Kirby Lloyd
D. Doherty
Legge LO — Quigley Braddock
Market
Sacred Heart
Kenneth Lloyd
Curtis Robinson
Charlie Young
Dill
Reggie Baker
Burnt Factory
Valley Avenue Church of Christ
Factory
Tom Duvall
Buddy Willis
Bob Bowden
Valley Avenue
L. Whitlock
D. Sirk
Willis
Whitlock
Valley Ave
1St Presbyterians
1St Brethren
Presbyterians
Brethren
Alexander, Cooper and
Adams
Randy Easter
Presbyterian
McLaughlin
Robinson
Wesley
Sunnyside
Church of Christ
1St Baptist
Grace Bible N. Frederick
Market Street
Lutheran
Fairview
Braddock St. Sacred Heart
Burnt Presbyterian
Lst Presbyterian
Donahue Still Tops at Pocono
At Pocono International Raceway Mark Donohue led final practice with a 172.2 mph lap in a McLaren as pole contenders form for the July 3 Schaeffer 500. Pete Revson clocked 170.3 mph and edged Donohue for the Indy 500 pole earlier, leaving Unser Leonard Andretti Bobby Unser and Foyt as other main front row hopes.
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Mount Pocono
Indianapolis
Mark Donohue
Pete Revson
Donohue
Revson
Donahue
al Unser
Indy
Joe Leonard
Mario Andretti
Bobby Unser
J.F. Foyt
Trico O Erin Returns in Shenandoah Downs Feature
Joy Glassberg's Trico O Erin seeks revenge in the Furlong Langley Handicap at Shenandoah Downs after a two month layoff. The three year old, with two wins in four starts this season, was narrowly bested by Dilmar two weeks ago. Dilmar Adept Tom Gyro and two newcomers Senoritas Beau Smashing Success complete the field.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Joy Glassberg
Trico O Erin
Shenandoah Downs
Trico
John D. Zirkle
Dilmar
Trico O
Erin
Dilimar
Gordon E Wieneke
Jacqueline Kramer
Tom Gyro
Senoritas Beau
Lamar Sloan Beats Northside In Ninth Inning
Lamar Sloan Ford edged Northside Lanes 8 to 6 in Teen League action. Lamar Sloan improved to 3-1 while Northside also stood 3-1, tying for the league lead. Mark Davison doubled home the winning runs in the ninth after a balk call tied the game in the sixth.
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Lamar Sloan Ford
Northside Lanes
Lamar Sloan
Northside
McNally Shines as Birds Down Nuts
Orioles ace Dave McNally pitched four hitter to beat Washington 6-1 while Jim Slaton delivered a complete game shutout for the Brewers in a 5-0 win over the Angels. Detroit beat Cleveland 3-0 as Mickey Lolich fanned 11. Dodgers blanked St Louis 11-4, Mets beat Montreal 2-1, Phillies over Cincinnati 3-1 in 10 innings.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Dave McNally
Jim Slaton
McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Slaton
Washington
Milwaukee Brewers
California
Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York Mets
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Young
Angels
Tony Gonzalez
Tommy Harper
Brewers
Clyde Wright
Dave May
Jeff Torborg
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Boston
Industrial Slow Pitch Tourney Set For Tomorrow
The second annual District Industrial Slow Pitch Tour nament will be held tomorrow and Sunday in the Winchester Recreation Park. Trophy donors include Jack Fretwell and Andrew A. Higgs. Games start at 2:30 at Bodie Grim and Preston Field with matchups such as Crown Rebels vs 3-M Nbr. 1 and FAA vs Terry Industries.
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Winchester Recreation Park
Jack Fretwell
Andrew A. Higgs
Bodie Grim
Preston
Grim
Crown Rebels
Nbr
FAA
Terry Industries
Crown Nbr
Intertype
Preston Field
F.A.A
Henkel Harris
Rubbermaid Brigade
Rubbermaid
Post Office Diamond Nor
Colleges Oppose Decision War Erupts Between NBA and NCAA
The NBA relaxed the four year rule allowing hardship cases to enter the draft before graduation. University of Massachusetts coach Jack Leaman criticized the move, noting Julius Erving left for the ABA and calling it a potential end to colleges as a feeder system. The NBA board of governors approved the rule citing hardship based on financial condition family academics or job prospects.
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Boston
National Basketball Association
NCAA
NBA
University of Massachusetts
Jack Leaman
Julius Erving
American Basketball Association
Leaman
Major League Leaders In Batting and Power
The Associated Press lists American League leaders by at bats and key stats. Oliva Minnesota leads batting with .382 and 94 hits, while Murcer New York follows with .337 and 82 hits. Stargell Cincinnati leads home runs with 26, Bonds San Francisco tops runs, and Stargell stars in multiple categories.
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Associated Press
American League
Oliva Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Oliva
Minn
Tovar
B.conigliaro Bost
Northrup
Det
Carew
Unser
Wash
Schaal
KMC
Otis
K.C
Clarke
Olivan Minn
R. Jackson
Oak
Cash
Torre
St.l
W.davis
L.A
Bonds
S.F
Brock
Stargell
Pitt
H.aaron
Atl
Kessinger
Chic
Harrelson
Hebner
Clemete
Millan
Speier
Shes
Cstargell
We2ng
Morgan
Houst
Gullett
Cin
J.johnson
Stoneman
Seaver
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Capitol
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LP Swartz Lamar Sloan
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Mason-Dixon
Hahn Turner
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Elim
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Ariz
John Burks
N.H.R.A
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Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Frank Robinson
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Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
Norm Cash
Aurelio Rodriguez
Gene Lamont
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