Cincinnati and St Louis lead NL wins in tense games
Perez delivered a game winning single as Cincinnati Reds defeated the Mets in ten innings after an intentional pass to Pete Rose. Vada Pinson lined a run producing single to center, sending Robinson home for the deciding score. The Reds improved behind starter Fisher who escaped a jam in the 10th.
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Elwood Twins Win as Emge Leads in Night Cap
Atlanta reports Rico Carty homered in the nightcap while Emge pitched strong for Elwood. The Phillies staged a seventh inning rally cutting the Braves lead to 3-2 before Javier scored the tying and winning runs, giving Elwood a 4-2 victory.
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Green Bay Packers Veteran Bill Anderson Retires
Green Bay Packers announce the retirement of veteran Bill Anderson a star from the 1986 Super Bowl winning team. His departure leaves Green Bay with 35 veterans from that championship squad. Anderson previously starred in collegiate post season and played in the NFL Pro Bowl in 1960 and 1961.
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Grandview Women Invitational Results Reported
The Grandview Women Invitational results are summarized with multiple players noted. Key names include Metcalf, Mrs cakers, Jane Vermillion, Vera Reddel Mann, Mrs James Crisler, and Wechsler, among others.
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Horseshoe champs named from club contest slate
Gene Mendenhall and Chick Davis lead division A action while Harold Rillenge and John Bell claim early wins in singles play. Results list Mendenhall 50 and Nelson 14 in A, Davis 41 and Glass 41 in B, and Bellenge 2 in C with several close scores. Also note: National Sports and Boat Show slated for San Francisco Cow Palace January 12 to 21.
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Angels Topple White Sox In First Game
In Chicago, Jimmie Hall delivered a pinch hit RBI as Bobby Knoop scored the go ahead run in the seventh. The Angels, aided by unearned second inning runs, won 3 4 to 3 with reliever Bob Lee getting the win as Elston Howie and Downing drove in runs for Cleveland in a separate recount.
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LPGA bars underage entrants amid legal spat and pro circuit notes
In Boston and Washington reports the LPGA votes to bar golfers under 18 from its tourneys. Beverly, an unsigned prospect, has yet to win prize money. A 10 year old’s father sues the LPGA for damages, while other items mention court actions in Baltimore and a Senators win over the Tigers with key pitching and runs.
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Fisher Pitches Madison Victory Over Lebanon
In Boone County league action Madison defeated Lebanon 7 to 1 Friday. Pitcher Greg Fisher earned the win with 9 strikeouts and 6 walks as Madison built a 7 run lead. Madison moved to a 10-1-1 record for the season with the victory.
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Kansas City Triumphs Over Twins 3-1 in Open Look at Box
Dick Green led off the KC fourth with a single and scored as Dobson and Roots connected. Tony Pierce relief for the Twins walk the bases full and fanned Rod Carew. Rich Rollins pinch doubled for Minnesota’s lone runs. Aker finished the ninth as KC pulled away, Carew collecting three hits for the Twins in a 3-1 loss to Kansas City. Edith Bancroft’s Demas and a Dupont Handicap note close the page with horse racing updates.
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Packers Eye Title Defense as 1960 Season Opens
Green Bay trains optimism for a return to top form with an intact defense led by Sart Starr and star receivers Boyd Dowler and Marv Fleming. Lombardi pledges a full fight for the title as the team opens exhibition play and the regular season begins September 17 against Detroit.
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Hexamer and Stevens Help in Pirate Victory
Donaldson struck out 8 walked 3 and hit one batter in a pitching gem. He drove in two runs with a single as the Pirates built an early lead. Jim Hexamer powered the attack with contributions from the first baseman who slammed two hits.
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Gibsons and Robys Win Edgewood Golf Event
Roby and Gibsons win Edgewood tournament edging a husband wife team. First low net on front nine went to Herb and Hilda Carner with Jerry and Vivian Skinner second Ken and Shirley Montomer third Leonard and second low gross on back nine behind the Robys were Bill and Alice Thornburg. Dick J and Vera Cotton third and Jerry end Pat Banker Line Balliger 4 Bane Ye a Ray and Rosie.
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Burke wins hammer throw in London meet record
Ed Burke of San Jose California clinched the hammer throw title at the British Amateur Athletic Association event with a best mark of 221 feet 9 inches Howard Payne was the runner up as the field contested Friday in London
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