Morgan Drives Reds Past Cardinals for 4-1 Win
Joe Morgan hit a two run homer as the Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. Morgan joined baseball’s 20 homer and 50 steal club this season, tying a major league record with Cesar Cedeno and Lou Brock. He also tied Ty Cobb for consecutive seasons with 40 or more steals.
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Clock Fails as Bills Lose to Bears in Preseason
Bills fall 12-10 to the Chicago Bears in a sloppy game at Rich Stadium as the stadium clock malfunctions in the second half. Referees used stopwatches while Bills players argue with officials amid a late drive and a sideline fight.
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Roundup of Diverse 1960s Sports Results Across Nations
Nas car's 490 at Nashville won by Udry Baker. Sandra Palmer claimed a one stroke win at the National Jewish Hospital Open in Denver. Margaret Court captured $7,000 at the Worner's Grassbrourk championship in Newport. Colin Nibley beat Vijay Amrital to win the Eastern Tennis Open. Jack Bowsher won the Indy fall race on two worn tires. Minnesota Twins recall Glenn Lorgmann and Craig Kuslek. Atlanta Braves release Danny Prisella and reinstate Oscar Brown. Armbro Nadir ties world record winning the AYO Prix. Montreal host Karl Heinfwig wed at age 42 during an international motorcycle race in Prague. Yom Okker defeated Manuel Orantes to win the Canadian Open. Evelin Schlaak of East Germany broke the junior discus record with 196 cm in Duisburg. Philadelphia Alo my won the North American Soccer League title. A field of top trotters entered Wednesday's Hambletonian stakes at Bu Quain.
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Prairie Boosters Set Friday Meeting After Inter squad game
The Prairie high school booster club will hold a regular meeting Friday night after the intersquad game. Coaches will discuss the upcoming season. Booster members should have all footballads submitted to the school by Monday night.
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Protest Gives Title to Horn and Astros Win in 13 Innings
In Des Moines the Burlington Bees protest over rough driving at the finish nullified Derr’s win and award went to Javier as the race ended in 13 innings. Alfredo Javier and George Vasquez delivered key hits in the 13th to lift the Astros over the Bees, while Wa tersloo’s surge looms in the North division. The Bees received two runs late but could not overcome Williams who held them in the sixth.
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Evert Leads Wightman In A Stellar International Display
Javier sparked a 13th inning rally with a left center single as Astros start hot. Vasques added a run with a right center single, then Lopez drove in another as the player-pitched left fielder contributed. Burlington catcher Helhorn left for hospital with possible broken leg after twisting at first base. Teammates D. Scored by Chris sister Teanne and Paul Hogan. Great Britain duo Lindsay Beaven and Lesley Charles edged 1-2, 40, Hf. Jeanne 15, youngest to compete in the international series.
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US retains Wightman Cup with fifth straight win over Britain
Idris Bverk shows nerves yet powers U S in singles as oyed by Evert who defeats Veronica Burton 63 60 to clinch win. United States clinches cup as Munson 5 2 leads, amid a hectic schedule of motor and doubles events.
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Iowa's Darling Cut by Vikings in roster trims
Craig Darling, former Iowa offensive lineman, was waived by the Minnesota Vikings as they reduced their roster. A Cedar Rapids Washington alumnus, he played on Wash's state basketball title team and was a regular on the Hawkeyes last two seasons. He appeared in a Vikings scrimmage versus the Cardinals but did not play in any exhibitions.
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