Taxi Squad Refugee Leads Cards Past Colts In Upset
Tim Van Galder, a taxi squad refugee turned rookie starter, directed the St. Louis Cardinals to a 10-3 upset over the Baltimore Colts. He completed 10 of 13 passes for 70 yards, including a 71 yard strike to Tracy Smith that set up Concord Anderson’s game winning TD. Unitas passed 22 of 36 for 257 yards as Baltimore fell in Baltimore.
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Washington Wins 24 2 Specialty Teams Shine
Washington dominates as special teams set the tone and offense builds a 24 2 lead. Key plays include Bill Malinchak blocking a punt and returning for a Redskins touchdown, plus Larry Brown and Charley Iarraway contributing in a late fourth quarter rally. Vikings offense falters as moments slip away.
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Raiders Take Five Of Seven In Dual Meet Win Over Union
Shenandoah, Union clash noted with Union's Finchum winning in 13 42 as Raiders place five runners in top seven to claim a 1 0 dual meet edge. Finchum Colen Hinton Sexton Cronk Green Craig Shore Goudy Copeland noted. Washington Redskins halt Minnesota Vikings via Knight field goal as extra highlights from NFL action.
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Bengals Prepare for Steelers After Bradshaw Show Review
Cincinnati defensive coordinator Chuck Weber praised his unit after the New England game and mapped plans to study Pittsburgh film for a stronger defense against Terry Bradshaw. Weber highlighted Royce Berry and the line for pressuring Jim Plunkett and limiting the Patriots' ground game as Cincinnati eyes a Riverfront Stadium test.
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Pendleton Heights Arabians sweep Hagerstown in 6-1 win
Pendleton Heights Arabians dominated Hagerstown 6-1 as Farrell Simmerman Steve Wills Brad Giering and Dick Nortis won singles in straight sets. Only Neweon and Martin triumphed for Hagerstown in doubles, as Norris and Giering also secured a doubles victory for Pendleton. The PH reserves added a 7-0 win.
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U S Engineering Team Wins First Anderson Invitational Game
U S Engineering of Muncie defeated Wabash Smelting 2 to 1 in the opening game of the Anderson Invitational Softball Tournament. Tonight at 7 pm Pils Kads Typewriter faces Elwood. Clevenger and Faust, Irvin and Simmons led the teams.
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Daleville Slow Pitch Softball Tourney Opens Entry
The Daleville Slow Pitch Softball Tournament begins next Monday September 25 with entry open to B or C league teams. Contact Jim Stevenson at 37 75 84 for entry details. deadline is Thursday September 21 with an entry fee of 35 dollars.
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Weekend Highlights Standout Moves and Golf Duel
John Mackey joined the San Diego Chargers after being waived by Baltimore as San Diego filled two open spots following a 34 3 loss to San Francisco. Lee Trevino won the Greater St Louis Golf Classic with a 269 total, a stroke ahead of Deane Beman. David Pearson dominated the Delaware 500 at Dover Downs, posting four hours eight minutes to complete 500 laps, three miles ahead of Richard Petty whose Dodge faltered at the pit.
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Indians Tighten AL East Grip After Perry Victory
The Cleveland Indians, in fifth place 14 games back, beat Detroit 9-2 as Gaylord Perry won his 21st. Detroit topped Milwaukee 6-2, narrowing Boston’s lead to one game. The Yankees won 2-1 over Baltimore to close the gap, while Oakland led the AL West with a 4-4 win over Texas and Chicago suffered a loss as Wilbur Wood failed to reach 25 wins. Sparky Lyle notched his 34th save tying an AL record. The lone Monday tilt matched Baltimore at New York.
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