Cardinals Rally Past Fox Cities In Game One Playoff Win
In Appleton, Wisconsin Lit tle Joe Hamende hurled six strong innings as the Cedar Rapids Cardinals beat the Fox Cities Foxes 7 3 to seize the best of three series lead. Ted Friel rests while Mickey Abarbanel starts Tuesday at Memorial Stadium seeking the clincher.
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Biff Bracy
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Joe Hague
George Hunter
Jim Maness
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Oakland
AFL Opener Sets Stage for New Super Bowl Bid
The AFL begins its seventh season with a three game weekend, pitting expansion Miami Dolphins against the Oakland Raiders in the Orange Bowl, as George Wilson and John Rauch debut as AFL head coaches. The Oilers host the Broncos in Houston while the Bills visit the Chargers in a telegraphed race to prove AFL strength.
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NFL East Race Wide Open With Dallas Favored
AP reports the NFL East rests on a torn lineup after Jim Brown's retirement. Dallas faces Cleveland and New York in a tight race with St. Louis and Philadelphia as fringe contenders. Key moves include Renfro shifting to running back and Landry's rollout offense aimed at Hayes and Meredith.
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Bunning Dominates Giants as NL Races Stay Tight
Jim Bunning beat the Giants 5-1 for his 10th win in 12 decisions against San Francisco as Philadelphia stays in a three-way NL lead with Cincinnati and Chicago six in the standings. Mike Cuellar earned his first major league shutout over the Giants, while Bob Shaw edged the Dodgers with the Mets. Pittsburgh and San Francisco lead, Los Angeles one game back.
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Pirates Win as Cuellar Quietly Dominates in NL Standings
Cuellar struck out 11 and allowed five hits in a strong NL outing. The article details standings with Houston, Baltimore, and San Francisco surging, plus results from Monday and Tuesday games, including Mets beating the Dodgers 6 0 and Chicago’s position in the pennant race.
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Gimmicks and colors spark college football talk
Columns discuss team mascots and fan traditions across the Big Ten and beyond. Iowa's Ray Nagel faces a challenge to craft a season identity while teams like Nebraska Indiana and Arkansas boast noted rituals. Kenny Ploen stars in Winnipeg as fall sports loom with Bowling Highlights returning.
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