Wild Night In NL Produces Tight Slates And Ejections
Lou Brock stole two bases to set an NL season mark as St Louis edged New York 3-2. Dodgers beat Houston 3-2 amid bench brawl initiated by Willie Crawford and Ken Forsch. Phillies fell to Pirates 6-4 amid umpire discipline and on-field melees. Montreal edged Chicago 6-2 as Cincinnati split with San Diego 2-1 and 4-3 with late-inning drama.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
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Tim McCarver
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Alexander
Cook
Stone
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Alleman Leads Ohio Open With 66 After Dawn Work
Ohio Open leader Bernie Alleman at West field Country Club shot a 6 under 66 after a dawn to dusk pro job collecting shag balls and trash. Bob Wynn one stroke back after eight birdies and three bogeys.
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George Strode
Medina
Ohio
Bernie Alleman
Alleman
Westfield Country Club
Bob Wynn
Fairborn
Akron Firestone
Bobby Nichols
Dick Schwartz
Olmsted Falls
Stram Is Pleased as Chiefs Triumph Over Jets 21-16
Kansas City defeated the New York Jets 21-16 in a preseason NFL game. Coach Hank Stram praised the team’s fourth quarter comeback and defense after overcoming a sluggish start, noting the victory marked their fourth win with no defeats. Otis Taylor caught a 20 yard TD from Len Dawson, and Ed Podolak added a one yard rushing score as KC dominated the first period. Howfield contributed a field goal for the Jets.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
New York Jets
Stram
Chiefs
Len Dawson
Otis Taylor
Jets
New York
Bobby Howfield
Ed Podolak
Howfield
Jets Rally to Take Lead Then Fall to Chiefs in Week Three
The Jets trailed early but Larry Grantham returned an errant pass for an eight yard score and Howfield then put New York ahead 16-14 with a 34 yard field goal. Dawson finished 14 of 21 for 319 yards as Kansas City pulled away late with an 80 yard drive and Podolak’s one yard TD. Jets coach Ewbank used many players including Bob Davis in the second half. Injuries struck both teams and the league with Warren McVea and Matt Snell sidelined with rib and leg injuries respectively while Archie Manning practiced for New Orleans and Chip Myers faced an eight week absence for Cincinnati. New England lost Daryl Johnson and Jim Nance to injuries.
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Larry Grantham
Chiefs
Mike Livingston
Howfield
New York
Stram
Dawson
Kansas City
Podolak
Weeb Ewbank
Bob Davis
Warren McVea
Matt Snell
New Orleans
Cincinnati
New England
Buffalo
Saints
Mississippi
Archie Manning
Bengals
Chip Myers
St. Louis
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New England Patriots
Los Angeles
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Jim Nance
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Nance
Patriots
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Atlanta
Julian Nunazmaker
Cats Start Workouts With Pads Injuries Hit Bobcats Practice
Ohio University Bobcats opened practice with pads as two players joined injured returnee Jeff Beams. Al Benton, All-MAC tackle and co captain, pulled a muscle during running and may be ready to return soon. Coach Skip Vosler oversees training for Bill Hess’s squad.
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Jeff Beams
Athens
al Benton
Ohio
Skip Vosler
Bill Hess
Crew
Benton
Elm Golf League Titles Are Decided
Four individuals and one team won final Elm Golf League honors. Rod Wagoner led low net with 67 while Ken Cartmill hit the longest drive on three. John Gordon had the fewest putts and Wilson Carr Jr. was closest to the pin on nine. Union Printing took the team championship led by Bob Cooley Sr. and others. Final standings list Union Printing 1055 points, with Dale’s Sohio, American Legion, General Telephone, Page Chevrolet, and others close behind.
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Rod Wagoner
Old Prefs
Ken Cartmill
General Telephone
John Gordon
Dale
Sohio
Wilson Carr Jr
American Legion
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