Senators Survive 20 Inning Marathon For 9-7 Win
Washington conceals a 7-0 deficit to stun the Minnesota Twins 9-7 in 20 innings. Ken McMullen hits his 14th homer to spark the rally as Dave Baldwin notches his first win in four decisions. The game ties the second longest night game in major league history at 5 hours 40 minutes.
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St Louis Football Mentor Sets Monday Physicals
St Louis football coach Bob Cote announced Monday as the date for physicals for this season's candidates. Cote told hopefuls to report to the Clubhouse at 7 p.m. Monday. The text notes there are about 22 million war veterans in the United States per Britannica.
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Adair Shines as Red Sox Trim Athletics to Move Closer to White Sox
Jerry Adair drove in three runs and collected three singles as Boston beat Kansas City 5 1 to tighten the gap on the first place Chicago White Sox. Lonborg earned his 16th win after a brief Army duty as the Red Sox also won the nightcap 7 5, with Adair delivering key hits including a three RBI effort. The club, amid a busy schedule, heads to Anaheim for a three game series with the Angels.
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Major League Leaders Overview Across Leagues
American League leaders include F Robinson Baltimore batting .336 and Carl Yastrzemski Boston with .319, plus Killebrew Minnesota leading in home runs with 32 and Campaneris Kansas City stealing 40 bases. Pitching shows Hortlen Chicago with 133 decisions and Lonborg Boston at .762 in 165 decisions. National League highlights feature Staub Houston batting .349, Brock St. Louis with 146 hits, and Aaron Atlanta tying for home runs with 27.
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Lane Rolloff Set at 20th Century Lanes Friday
The 11th weekly 20th Century Men's handicap rolloff is scheduled for Friday at 7 PM. Defending champ Leroy Kalex seeks a third win, with entrants including Paul Gregoire Ricky Lemieux Dennis Nad eau John Mazeiko and Gordon Michaud among others.
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Downs At A Glance Twenty Second Night Mayhem
Night at the track with a 7 30 post time listing nine claiming races from five to twelve furlongs. Horses named include Dancing Jewel Ripple Miramichi Sage Deep Pond Charmaine's Pet Calandreili Lady Rock Fortuna Navy Wac and many others with multiple riders and owners listed for each race.
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Pro Golfers Bitter Over Scheduling At Classic
National champion Jack Nicklaus criticizes the scheduling as he arrives for the $100,000 American Golf Classic opener in Akron Ohio. Arnold Palmer warns he may skip some majors if events overlap, while Al Geiberger also figures as a top contender for the 72 hole event at Firestone.
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Pitching Decisions and Strikeouts From Baseball Notes
Pitching records show Jarvis of Atlanta with 10 decisions and a .750 winning percentage, McCormick of San Francisco at .737 with 145 innings. Strikeouts list Jenkins and Bunning tied at 162, with Marshall of San Francisco also at 162.
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Major League Stars Bat Perez Powers Reds Past Astros
Tony Perez of Cincinnati slugged two homers and two singles driving in four. Darold Knowles of the Senators pitched 10 innings in a game turning on Perez's offensive surge and Cincinnati's 7-3 victory over Houston.
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Perez lifts Reds past Astros with two homers
Tony Perez broke out of his slump with two home runs and two singles driving in four as Cincinnati beat Houston 7-3. The Phillies’ groundskeepers battled a rain delay at Connie Mack Stadium, then saw their game washed out by more rain against San Francisco.
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Americas Team Leads Europe in Expo 67 Track Meet
Montreal AP report notes the Americas hold a five point lead entering the second leg of the Expo 67 Europe vs Americas meet. Coach Dutch Warmerdam praised overall effort but lamented a relay disqualification that cost the Americans a win. The Americas finished 79 points to 74, with seven men’s firsts and one women’s. Europeans had five men’s firsts and two women’s.
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Clifford Park Hoop League Game Summaries
Eagles topple Tigers 40 34 as Turcotte and Rous led 4th period rally. Hawks defeat Rams 42 25 with Montpas and Crepeau key scorers. Referee Cantara officiated both games. time noted as 4 8s. The note about Earth's magnetic field appears as a non sequitur.
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Washington tops Minnesota in 20 inning marathon
A scoreless relief effort evolved into a 20 inning game where Washington edged Minnesota 9 7. The winning pitcher allowed three hits two walks and ten strikeouts as the long contest stretched past the late hours.
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Lions Seek to Bring Back the Roar Under Schmidt
Detroit Lions coach hopeful Joe Schmidt returns the team to former glory as camp opens at Cranbrook. With Sept 17 at Green Bay looming, Schmidt weighs quarterbacks Milt Plum and Karl Sweetan while rookies Mel Farr and Nick Eddy push for key backfield roles. Strong receiving corps and aging line face adjustments as veteran players battle for positions. Soccer is Saigon's biggest Sport next comes ping-pong.
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Patriots Ground Attack Hampered by Walkouts and Injuries
The Boston Patriots face a rough buildup for their exhibition with the Baltimore Colts as Ellis Johnson walks out and key backs are sidelined. Larry Garron and Joe Bellino carry the load with Garron nursing a broken nose while other backs, including J D Garrett and Bob Cappadonna, toil through injuries and shifts to bolster the running game.
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Biddeford Physicals Rescheduled for Tomorrow Night
Biddeford High School sports physicals set for tonight have been moved to tomorrow at 6 30 PM at the high school venue.
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