Crush at Top of American League Remains Unchanged
The American League standings stayed tight as Minnesota, Boston, Chicago, and Detroit won. California Angels swept Baltimore 7-2 and 11-4 with Bubba Morton driving in four runs, keeping them six games back with seven to play.
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Richmond Braves Win First Pennant
Richmonds Braves clinched their first Class AAA International League pennant by defeating Rochester 2-0 on Tuesday night at Red Wings Stadium. Pitcher Jim Britton shut down Rochester while a steadier lineup produced the runs and Richmond finished 15-6 against the Wings this year as the season ended 80-60 tied for first.
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Major League Standings and Schedules
The Associated Press reports today’s games with St Louis visiting New York and Chicago at Los Angeles among key matchups. Tuesday results include California 7 11 Baltimore 24 and Boston 8 Washington 2, while Minnesota 9 Cleveland 2 highlights the doubleheader twi.
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Spiders WVU Face Injury Woes Ahead of Villanova Opener
West Virginia and several Southern Conference programs face several injuries before opening games. WVU defensive back Finnerty is doubtful with a knee injury while quarterback Digon sits out practice with a heel bruise. Other teams report minor ailments and season ending injuries, shaping early-season lineups.
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Dallas Solid Choice to Repeat as Eastern Champ
Dallas is seen as the solid Eastern champion in NFL race, facing Washington and Philadelphia in Capitol Division with New Orleans as a rising expansion threat. The article outlines expected contenders in the Capitol and Century divisions, noting Cowboys need consistency at quarterback and strong defense led by Meredith and Hayes.
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William and Mary Focuses on Punting Edge This Season
William and Mary football drills emphasize punting as a key weapon under Marv Levy with new NCAA rules opening options. The Indians plan frequent quick kicks and out of bounds punts to deter returns while using speedsters Madden Young Herring Barton for potential runbacks.
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Youngest and oldest in U S Open golf championship
Jimmy Simons of Butler Pennsylvania the 17 year old finished with 86 79 for two rounds EJ Harrison aged 57 Dutch shot 70 76 to reach the final two rounds and then 72 70 for the final score.
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Wednesday to Friday Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Football and Races
The notice lists Charles Town horse racing at 7 15 p m and Clarke booster club meeting at 6 30 p m. Thursday and Friday feature numerous high school football games including Handley Martinsburg Luray Warren County Mosby MacArthur Academy Norfolk Culpeper Fauquier more with 8 p m starts. Saturday covers Hedgesville Smithburg Bishop Walsh S Hagerstown Waynesboro Villanova West Virginia and a Little League football slate at James Wood Stadium starting 6 30 p m.
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Cross Country Gains Momentum in Local High School
Local high schools begin early cross country workouts as teams prepare for upcoming meets. A cross country race features seven runners per team with the top five scoring, using lowest total points to win. Runners log 50 plus miles weekly, emphasizing conditioning and teamwork ahead of the season start.
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