Mets Outlast Cincinnati in Marathon Two Day Diamond Encounter
Mets defeat Reds 8-1 after 2 hour 58 minute game halted by rain twice. Jim McAndrew pitched through two delays to secure the win, despite fatigue in the ninth. Agee and Clendenon contributed key hits as the Mets pull ahead. other NL scores included San Diego over St Louis 4-0 and Atlanta 7-5 over Montreal.
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Ladd Brook Nine Stays In Contention With Clubhouse Win
In Pownal Little League action Ladd Brook beat Clubhouse 9-2 as pitcher Buck limited the visitors to three hits. Billy Lipscomb led with a double and three singles, while Ron George and Alonzo Bisson added two-base hits. Ladd Brook built a 6-run third inning after a 2-1 first.
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Montreal
Hank Aaron
Gil Garrido
Dave Roberts
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Display Overpowers VFW 13-6 in Bennington League clash
Display Overpowers Veterans' Nine 13-6 to seize joint first in Bennington standings behind Chris Jacobs three hit, 16 strikeout mound work. Bill Maguire adds three hits as Display bats for 17 hits. VFW gaps widen with four runs in third and a late rally stalled.
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League Standings and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
Standings show Chicago leading the National League with 32 wins and 24 losses followed by New York 31-29 and Pittsburgh 31-32. West division peers Atlanta 32-26 and Los Angeles 34-28 join the American League East table led by Baltimore 39-22 as the season progresses with tonight's scheduled games and probable pitchers across both leagues.
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Anderson withdraws from 40th World Shooting Championships
Gary Anderson of Axtell Nebraska the current world champion withdraws from this year’s World Shooting Championships in Phoenix. He leaves a prime chance for a U S team spot while pursuing new goals in politics and writing about shooting. The event runs October 17 26 with more than 60 nations expected and 2000 competitors.
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