Bitter Rivals Split Weekend NFL Exhibitions
Giants beat Jets 45-30 at Yale Bowl as Namath leaves with an elbow injury. Browns topple Bengals 24-6 in Columbus after swift 12 second TD burst. 49ers rally past Chargers 19-7 in San Diego. Other early results include Bears Dolphins 9-9 and Cowboys Saints 24-14 among Saturday games.
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Blalock sheds light on losses in title play
Jane Blalock cited two mistakes that cost her the St Paul Ladies Open title to Sandra Palmer as the final round unfolded at Keller Golf Course. Palmer finished 10 under with 70 68 71 209, beating Blalock 69 71 70 210 and Judy Rankin 71 69 70 210.
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Indians Sweep Twins In Weekend Doubleheader
Ken Sanders returned to haunt his former team as the Cleveland Indians swept a doubleheader from the Minnesota Twins 5-3 and 4-3. Sanders earned his third win in four decisions for Cleveland, saving the opener for Tom Timmerman and delivering 12 3 innings of relief in the nightcap. Leo Cardenas scored on a ninth inning grounder by Cody, lifting the Indians to the second win.
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Hartman wins two stock car races in four days
Hartman, a 31 year old truck dealer from South Zanesville Ohio, won short track events at Milwaukee on Thursday and Sunday to widen his USAC stock car lead and collect about 12000 dollars. Redman won the L M Formula 5000 race at Road Atlanta near Gainesville Georgia with Donohue second while Scheckter placed fourth. Stewart moved closer to a third world title with a second in the Austrian Grand Prix.
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Ostrander Eliminates Bemidji In State Tournament Battle
Ostrander from the West State Line Diamondball League defeated Bemidji 5-3 at Coon Rapids weekend action. Ralph Lovering homered and tripled while Jim Lowmaster and Chuck Knott contributed for Bemidji before Ostrander pulled away in the sixth inning with a string of two runs. Dick King pitched all nine innings for the win.
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Sumter’s Randy Glover Wins South Carolina Open in Playoff
Randy Glover of Sumter South Carolina edged Robin All of Kingstree South Carolina in a sudden death playoff at Shadowmoss Golf Club. After tying at 218 after 54 holes Glover sank a two foot birdie on the par four second hole to claim the championship and 2000 dollars.
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Golfers gather for pairing party at Bemidji Country Club
Cliff Morlan reports golfers should attend Thursday night pairing party at the Bemidji Country Club with wives invited and dinner served. Matches run Saturday and Sunday. Contenders include Larry Perkins defending, with Dave Vogel Bob Brothen Bob Kennedy Dave Lehmann and Brian Egersdorf challenging.
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