Carlton aims for early camp as NL East tightens to one game
Steve Carlton plans to start next season early and end late after pitching a four hitter and driving in a run as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3. The win leaves the NL East race within one game among Pittsburgh New York and Chicago with Mets surge continuing.
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Steve Carlton
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Carlton
Met
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Pro elevens trim down Beban cut by Redskins
NFL teams cut and waivers move as rosters shrink to 44 and 40. UCLA Heisman winner Gary Beban is released by the Washington Redskins, joining a wave of veterans and rookies reshuffled across the league as teams finalize their rosters. Francis Winkler traded to Atlanta. Marvin Upshaw moved to Kansas City. several other players listed with releases and injuries.
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Bob Dipietro
UPI
Paul Hornung
Gary Beban
Beban
UCLA
Washington Redcheester
The
Redskins
Dennis Gaubatz
John Love
Spain Musgrove
Marvy Woodson
Green Bay
Francis Winkler
Atlanta
Ken Mendenhall
New York Giants
Freeman White
Randy Minnear
McKinley Boston
Dick Kotite
Bill Johnson
Chuck Hinton
Cleveland Browns
Marvin Upshaw
Kansas City Chiefs
Upshaw
Oakland
Gene Upshaw
Billy Parks
San Diego Chargers
Philadelphia Eagles
Lane Howell
Kent Lawrence
Cincinnati Bengals
Dave Middendorf
Ken Dyer
Gary Kirner
Ken Johnson
Buffalo Bills
New York Jets
Richard Trapp
Harry Theofilides
Kansas City
Remi Prudhomme
Goldie Sellers
Los Angeles Rams
Les Josephson
Yankees keep pressure on Orioles in tight AL East race
The New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 7-3 to extend their winning streak to five and 12 of 16. Roy White sparked the win with two triples as Mel Stottlemyre earned his 19th Yankee victory, while Ed Stroud and Boog Powell supplied key hits for Washington and Baltimore respectively in other AL games.
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New York Yanks
Washington Senators
New Yorkers
Ralph Houk
Syracuse
Roy White
Mel Stottlemyre
The
Yanks
Washington
Ed Stroud
Boog Powell
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Detroit
al Kline
Norm Cash
Green Mountain Race Track Resumes Fall Thoroughbred Racing
The Green Mountain race track announces the Fall meeting opens Friday September 11 and runs through November 1 with night races Wednesday to Saturday and day racing Sundays. The earlier report of September 10 is corrected.
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Bert’s
Bill Hargrove
Green Mountain
Duntreath Turkey
Anthony Boy
Green Mountain Race Track
Duhe Not Fatally Injured in LSU Grid Fatality
Baton Rouge Louisiana State quarterback Herman J Butch Duhe died of a brain hemorrhage not caused by a head blow. Autopsy found headaches since summer, likely from a brain cyst. Funeral services set in Kenner. Coach McClendon mourned his loss.
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Baton Rouge, la
UPI
Louisiana State
Herman J
Butch
Duhe
Kenner
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Philip J. Castro Jr
LSU
Duke
New Orleans
Williams
University
Charles McClendon
Bonus baby recalls hall of fame claim
Bob Bailey spoke openly about eventual Hall of Fame induction. Once a high bonus signee, he now shines for the Montreal Expos with a .320 average 76 RBIs and 25 homers, crediting Gene Mauch for keeping faith in him during a rough start.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Bob Balley
Bob Bailey
Bailey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
Bobod
Clemente
Expos
Perez
Rose
Bench
May
Tolan
Cincinnati
Jimmy Bragan
Montreal
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Cardinals aim for total team improvement in 1970
The 1969 St. Louis Cardinals finished 4-9-1, prompting coach Charley Winner to demand total improvement across the roster and staff. Key moves included trading Charley Johnson and Bob Atkins for Pete Beathard and Miller Farr, with Jim Hart named starting quarterback and a revamped backfield including Larry Stegent and Charlie Pittman. Team leaders Gilliam, Williams, and Smith pace the passing game, while Larry Wilson anchors the defense and Jerry Stovall pledges better results.
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ST. Louis
UPI
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Green Bay
Charley Winner
Cardinals
Winner
Charley Johnson
Bob Atkins
Pete Beathard
Miller Farr
Houston
Jim Hart
Beathard
Dave Olivo
Cardinal
Hart
John Gilliam
Dave Williams
Jackie Smith
Williams
Gilliam
Smith
Larry Stegent
Texas A&m
Charlie Pittman
Penn State
Stegent
Pittman
Cid Edwards
John
Roland
MacArthur Lane
Roy Shivers
Chuck Latourette
Jim Bakken
Larry Wilson
Jamie Rivers
Rivers
Jerry Stovall
Hinsdale Harness Entries Set For Wednesday Races
A Hinsdale track card on Wednesday September 9 1970 lists prize money and lineups across eight pacing divisions. Notable entries include Tryworthy Sam Harp Yanni Mackey Montoya Wilsey Roan Flyer Buckley and Yankee Squire in first pace with $500 second pace Admiral Priority Stik War Dowa Precious Rick and Mighty Co in the same block.
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Tryworthy Sam—Harp
Yanni—Mackey
Montoya—Wilsey
Chet Flyer
Maguire
Roan Flyer—Buckley
Yankee Squire—DuBois
Adio Bet—Allen
Durandes Ladd—Bartus
Joe K Abbe—Scripture
Admiral Priority—Stik
War Dowa—Bushway
Precious Rick—House
Mighty Co—Pratt
Majestic Smith—Cassidy
Koko Letendre
Our Penny—Coty
Pace
Bright Son Lare—Parker
Golden Discover—Reed
Bucky Mac—Pillsbury
Amoras
Witsey
Noble Tam—Richards
Annos
Napoleon Adios—Crews
Injuries Hit Patriots Squad In Preseason Setbacks
Mil ton Mass UPI The Boston Patriots face more injuries as Jim Nance strains a thigh keeping him from quick return while first pick Phil Olsen's knee and Ike Lassiter's arrival add to camp chaos. Nance expects to face Denver in Salt Lake City but may be held out while he rebuilds conditioning.
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Milton
Mass
UPI
Boston Patriots
Pats
Phil Olsen
Ike Lassiter
Oakland
Jim Nance
Big Jim
Nance
Broncos
Salt Lake City
Rush
McLain to Meet Kuhn Over Probation Breach
Denny McLain, still under probation, will meet Commissioner Bowie Kuhn in New York to discuss a possible censure for a breach including the Aug. 28 ice water incident with two Detroit writers. The hearing involves Tigers officials Jim Campbell Rick Farrell Jim Price Hoot Evers and Dr. Livingood.
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New York
UPI
Denny McLain
Bowie Kuhn
Detroit
McLain
Kuhn
Watson Spoelstra
The
Detroit News
Tigers
Jim Campbell
Financial
Campbell
Rick Farrell
Jim Price
Walt ‘Hoot’ Evers
R. Clarence Livingood
Sox rally ends in 4-3 win over Indians
Ken Brett earned his third straight win with eight and a third innings of seven hits, pitching for Boston as Rico Petrocelli and a late homer provided the winning run. The Red Sox beat Cleveland 4-3. Reggie Smith and Carl Yastrzemski stayed in a batting race chase, while Tony Conigliaro and Buddy Bradford homered for Cleveland.
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Carlton
Phils
Deron Johnson
Cubs
Pirates
Bill Hands
Steve Blass
Jim Merritt
Ray Washburn
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Reds
Orlando Cepeda
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cepeda
Dodger
Dodger Stadium
George Stone
Doug Rader
Bob Watson
Houston
San Diego
Don Wilson
Cleveland
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Ken Brett
Cleveland Indians
Duke Sims
Brett
Indians
Ken Harrelson
Roy Foster
Buddy Bradford
Joe Lahoud
Steve Hargan
Tony Conigliaro
Rico
Petrocelli
X Rays
Rice
Reggie Smith
Buddy LeRoux
Harrelson
Yaz
Sox
Detroit
Mike Nagy
Les Cain
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Tug McGraw
Ken Boswell
McGraw
Randy Hundley
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Lombardi Stadium
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Michael J. Barron
Wisconsin
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Robert Clemente
Presbyterian University Hospital
Garry Unger
Detroit Red Wings
Under
Qualitone
Quinlan
Mr. Haworth
Elvin R. Haworth
Vermont
North ST
Bennington
Hinsdale
Adio Square—Hogan
Lee Sampson—Cross
Ralph Creed—Parker
Barnes
Jean Retainer—Nason
Wallkill Razmataz—Coleman
May Flanagan
Letendre
Staley Hanover
Carlisle
Some Volo-Robichaud
Me Man—Letendre
Mecdow
Fischer
Duke of Kent—Plante
Smiley Dares
Bartus
Mr. Marion—Harp
Master Groveville
Foster Down—Coleman
Light Paula—Colby
Gin Win Gantle—Cornellier
Pulver
Ruth—Robillard
Right Touch—Bartus
Pretty Martha Colby
Arrow Chief
Johnson
Flying Reed
Cross
Nason
Long Byrd—Marshall
Donald Wave—Naginewicz
Patriot
Cricketeer
Adams
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