Mets let seventh inning collapse fuel Reds easy win
The Mets misplayed a bunt and committed three errors in the seventh, allowing six runs as Cincinnati cruised to an 8-1 victory. Jim McAndrew struggled after a bunt mishap, dropping New York 12 games behind Pittsburgh, while Cincinnati stayed six in front of Houston in the NL West race.
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Int'l Falls drivers win speedway V-8 feature
International Falls drivers Kennedy and Long finished first and second in the V-8 Super Stock feature at Bemidji Speedway, beating Bemidji rivals Deems and Mathews in the heat. Sorenson led time trials followed by Kennedy Zaren Long and Murray. Other classes saw Ernie Richardson win the 6 cylinder hobby stock feature and Bemidji’s John Broking Jr. win the first heat.
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Brundage to retire after half century in Olympics
Avery Brundage, 84, will step down as IOC president after 50 years in charge. He cites rest and plans a Greek Olympic museum while defending his hard line against professionalism and commercialism amid looming successor choices.
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Kenya and Ethiopia threaten Olympic withdrawal over Rhodesia issue
Kenya and Ethiopia loom as pivotal nations in the walkout threat at the Munich Games. Ethiopia booked flights home while Kenya’s athletes awaited Jomo Kenyatta’s decision, with Africa’s Olympic committees opposing Rhodesia’s invitation. US athletes vow unity but offer few explanations for the withdrawal threat.
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Devlin Captures USI Classic With 13 Under Par 275
Bruce Devlin won the USI Classic at Pleasant Valley CC, finishing 13 under with 275 after a final round 69. Lee Elder, John Mahaffey, and Tommy Aaron contended. Elder finished second at 278. Devlin, 34, planned to retire for a while and focus on golf course architecture in Florida.
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Baseball standings and schedule update for Tuesday games
The standings show Pittsburgh 72 42 in the NL East and Houston 66-55 in the NL West race. Tuesday games include California at Baltimore and Minnesota at Cleveland, plus Texas at Milwaukee and several others across both leagues.
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