Padres Rally to Sweep Dodgers and Dethrone Them in NL West
The Padres beat the Dodgers 4-2 to sweep the four game series, knocking Los Angeles from third to fourth in the NL West. Padres coach ties to Dodgers include Gomez and Craig, while former Dodgers stars Bavasi Moon Snider and Anderson fill front office and staff roles. The Dodgers remain 2 1/2 games behind the first place Giants as Atlanta and Houston win in the rest of the league.
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Padres edge Dodgers as Spiezio delivers late rally
San Diego erased a 2-1 deficit in the seventh with Claude Osteen walking Arcia and Roberto Pena driving in the tying run before Ed Spiezio singled to cap a three-run inning. Relievers Ross and McCool shut down Dodger threats to seal a 4-2 win.
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Rams ruin Simpson homecoming in 21 10 win over 49ers
Charley Johnson led the St. Louis Cardinals to a 21-10 exhibition win over the San Francisco 49ers as O J Simpson’s homecoming was spoiled by a Rams defense and a big game from Johnson. Spurrier threw five picks for San Francisco.
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Browns Win 20-10 as Kellermann Hurt in Exhibition
Cleveland topped Washington 20-10 but lost safety Ernie Kellermann to a fractured left thumb. Kellermann faces about three-game absence after surgery at Shaker Medical Center. Freddie Summers and Walt Sumner vie for his spot as rookies fill in on defense.
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Bowling Doctor By Joe Wilman
Complaint: Wild first ball. Diagnosis: Straining. Treatment: Most bowlers are amazed at how accurate they all be on their second shot after a wild heave on the strike attempt. The cause is usually too much strain. The spare attempt is usually an easier, more coordinated effort. Does this suggest anything to you.
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Tuesday Major League Baseball Schedule Satire Note
In The Majors Minn ye rm Thuesday's Games Chicago at New York N Pittsburgh at Montrec N St Lovig af Philadelphia N Los Angeles of Atlanta San Francisco of Cincinnati N San Diego at Houston N Tuesday's Games Kansas City of Oakland N Minnesota at California New York of Detroit N Boston at Cleveland Washington or Baltimore N Only games scheduled.
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Moody Wins World Series of Golf at Firestone
Orville Moody captured the $50,000 first prize with a 36 hole total of 141 at the World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio. George Archer finished second worth $15,000 while Ray Floyd and Tony Jacklin split $25,000 for third and fourth.
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Buckeyes Fall 33-0 as Evans Slain Injured in Loss
Warren Local opened with a 33-0 win over Nelsonville York as Buckeyes star Bruce Evans 17 suffered a head injury and remained unconscious after a noncontact hit. Evans, star for Nelsonville York, was treated at Parkersburg St. Joseph Hospital and later Columbus University Hospital in critical condition. Bayless led Warren Local with 151 rushing yards and scored a TD, while Bayless and Knick provided most Warren Local scoring. The Buckeyes return home to host Vinton County in the following game.
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Killebrew Drives In 7 As Twins Rout A's At Oakland
Harmon Killebrew homered twice including a grand slam and drove in seven to power Minnesota past Oakland 16-4 at the Coliseum. The big day built the Twins lead and overwhelmed the Athletics, boosting his RBI total against Oakland this year.
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Killebrew Power Caps Twins Win as A L Race Rolls On
Harmon Killebrew homered three times including a 42nd grand slam as Minnesota beat Oakland 9 3 and widened the lead in the A L race. He left with a bruised knee after a fourth inning collision but the Twins held on despite the Athletics trailing by three weeks.
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Jockey Chuck Baltazar Leads Monmouth Meet Winners
Chuck Baltazar topped Monmouth Park's 1969 meeting with 63 wins, 16 more than runner up Ed Maple. The text also notes Dor Larsen’s famous World Series appearance in 1956 and a baseball roundup with Harmon Killebrew hitting a three-run homer and a grand slam for Minnesota against Oakland.
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