Mets Clinch Surreal Victory as Fans Turn Shea Into Fiesta
In a chaotic celebration after a 6 0 win over the Cardinals, Mets players and their ecstatic fans swarmed the field at Shea Stadium. Clendenon opened with a three run homer as Gary Gentry pitched a four hitter, while champagne flowed in the dugout and a clown invaded the field.
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Buddy Harrelson
al Weis
Donn Clendenon
Horns of Hell
Waltz
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Joe Pignatano
Tom Seaver
Gil Hodges
Joe Thomson
Mets
Clendenon
Ed Charles
Bowling Briefs Highlight Week As Scores Hit Highs
Danny Player led with a 235 scratch game and 571 scratch series. Tom Loftin subbed for a 6-7-10 split pickup. Sharpe's Shopping Center topped team scores with 816 and 240 series. No report on the Four Encore's team.
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Danny Player
Tommy Loftin
Sharpe
Ruth Dugas
Tommy Erich
John Harden
Barney Ussery
al Sutphin
Jack Duncan
Gene Rippley
Janelle Snyder
Nellie Hallman
Gene Hallman
Sonny Vuick
Mary Williams
Jim Catron
Estelle Hall
Dickie Penix
Myrt Carpenter
Lee Rooks
Thelma Callahan
Doug Callahan
Rita White
Lillie Krick
Evelyn Windham
Dan Morris
Ovarleen Cumbee
Marvin Widener
Dot Golden
Jack Harris
Eleanor Lawrence
Jim Chapman
Four Encore
Orioles edge Twins 1 0 in 11th to take second playoff win
In Baltimore Curt Morton delivered a two out single in the 11th inning driving in the deciding run as Dave McNally pitched a three hit gem. McNally worked 11 innings with 11 strikeouts and held Minnesota without a hit after the fourth.
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Twins
Baltimore
Curt Morton
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota
Dave McNally
McNally
Dave Boswell
Boog Powell
Boswell
Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Harmon Killebrew
Belanger
Billy Martin
Ron Perranoski
Elrod Hendriks
Earl Weaver
Hendricks
Morton
Rod Carew
Powell
Tony Oliva
Unitas Captures 21-14 Win as Colts Edge Falcons
Johnny Unitas led a late rally for Baltimore in a 21-14 NFL win over Atlanta. Key plays included a six yard Mackey TD in the second half and a 92 yard kickoff return by Jim Duncan that sparked the comeback after a 14-7 Falcons lead at halftime.
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Colts
Falcons
Atlanta
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
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David Lee
Bubba Smith
Jim Butler
Falcon
Mackey
Tom Matte
Bob Berry
Junior Coffey
Jim Duncan
Augusta Riders Dominate Aiken Junior Hunter Show Honors
Augusta riders led by Karen Ann Lewis on Didgerdy Do captured multiple blue ribbons in equitation and hunter classes at Horse Show Park, with Julie Martin aboard Smokey winning pony hunter equitation. The event drew about sixty entries, mainly from Augusta, and marked the season’s start.
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Aiken
R. L. Dotter
Smokey
Horse Show Park
Dibble Road
Busch
Augusta
Karen Ann Lewis
Augustans
Gordon Gephart
Equitation
Lynne Lewis
Allan Conger
Cindy Cornell
Davina Pruitt
Rene Montengohl
Kim Scoggins
Starr Buchanan
Jane Cox
Allison Booth
Karen Mitchell
Coles McKagen
Mary Kilburn
Rae Carlton
Pony Hunters
Lord Lovat
Paula Manice
Blue Sabre
Frosty Morning
Kate Wasilewsky
Smoky
Julia Martin
Beth Peterson
Roman Dust
Devina Pruitt
Jimmy Crickett
Janet Burgamy
Smokey Joe
Alice Dessaver
Little Dipper
John Chandler
Chip Newton
Truitt Claussen
Trevino Moody Lead U S To World Cup Golf Win
Lee Trevino shot a course record 65 and teamed with Orville Moody to win the World Cup by eight strokes for the United States. Trevino earned individual honors at nine under par 275, Moody carded 69 for 277, giving the U S a 552 team total. Taiwan led early but faded. Japan was runner up at 560.
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Lee Trevino
Orville Moody
United States
Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Bukit
Moody
Killeen
Taiwan
Japan
Argentina
Thailand
Midland Valley Women’s Golf Monthly Tournament Tomorrow
The Midland Valley Women’s Golf Association schedules its monthly tournament for tomorrow at Midland Valley with a 9 a.m. pre-play meeting. Pairings begin at 9:30 a.m. on tees listed for two groups including Carney, Cam bridge, Brierley, Bland, Musselman, and more.
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Midland Valley Women’s Golf Monthly
Midland Valley Women’s Golf Association
Midland Valley
V. Carney
R. Cambridge
L. Brierley
B. Bland
G. Musselman
A. Thompson
B. Wren
L. Locke
K. Hammer
A. Selinger
O. Andrews
G. Coker
G. Morris
N. Nichols
ACC Weekend Surprises and Disappointments Hit Conference
The ACC saw surprises and losses to out of conference foes. Maryland beat Wake Forest 19 14 in Winston Salem for Maryland first win of the season. Clemson defeated Georgia Tech 21 10 behind Ray Yauger and Tommy Kendrick. Virginia beat William and Mary 28 15 with Gary Helman scoring four touchdowns. North Carolina defeated Vanderbilt 38 22 behind Johnny Swofford. South Carolina studied under the same coach who aided Clemson last week.
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Winston-Salem
Terrapins
Deacons
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Wake Forest
Clemson Tigers
Georgia Tech
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Yauger
Tommy Kendrick
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Tech
Tiger
Georgia
Clemson
ACC
Virginia
William and Mary
Cavaliers
W&m
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Helman
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Top Twenty Results Highlight College Football Week
Ohio State defeated Washington as Penn State edged Kansas State 17-14. Arkansas shut out Texas Christian 46 4. Texas crushed Navy 5617. Southern California topped Oregon State 6. Georgia beat South Carolina 41-16. Purdue beat Michigan 40-17. Tennessee rolled over Memphis State 56-16. UCLA defeated Northwestern 360. Florida shut out Florida State 21-6. Michigan lost to Missouri 40-17. Notre Dame defeated Michigan State 42-28. Alabama beat Mississippi 33-3. LSU crushed Baylor 63-8. Purdue edged Stanford 36-35. West Virginia beat VMI 32-0. Wyoming beat Colorado State 39-3. Mississippi lost to Alabama.
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Oregon State
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Michigan
Tennessee
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Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana State
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