No-Hit Loss for Cedar Rapids Hanford in 10 Innings
Santa Monica of California defeated Cedar Rapids Hanford 1-0 in 10 innings to hand CR its first no hitter in years at the Legion World Series. Rich Schroeder pitched for Santa Monica, allowing six baserunners, while Rod Allen started the decisive 10th inning with a single and scored on Stan Younger's RBI hit.
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Yakima
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Wilmington Manor
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Schroeder
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Crs
Mike Boddicker
California
Tom Colburn
Colburn
Boddicker
Legion
Rod Allen
Stan Younger
Younger
Hanford
Steve Meier
C.R
Ken Charipar
Allc.r
Khak-Fm
Sanger Makes It Official at Hawkeye Downs
Waterloo stock car ace Sanger clinched the season title with a 30-lap victory at Hawkeye Downs, his 39th win of the year, lifting his earnings near 50 thousand dollars. He indicated the Spirit of 26 Classic clashes may pull him to Mid-Ohio, while noting rising costs and plans to compete in top races on ABC TV.
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the Downs
Sanger
Mid-Ohio Raceway
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Wide World of Sports
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Lisbon
Roger Dolan
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Dolan
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Hansen
Giants Rout Randy Jones in 7-3 Win over Padres
San Francisco’s Ken Reitz drives in four with a homer and sac fly as the Giants rout Randy Jones and the Padres 7-3. Marty Perez scores four runs, continues on-base streak, while Jones falls to 20-11 after a third-inning exit.
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Ken Reitz
San Francisco Giants
Randy Jones
San Diego Padres
Marty Perez
New York
Padres
Jones
Giants
Jim Barr
Adolph Rupp Reflects on Sciatica and Longevity
Adolph Rupp, 75, speaks from his Lexington home about a painful bout with sciatica that confines him to his house. He notes his health otherwise good, recalls decades of coaching at Kentucky, and reflects on his ABA days with the Kentucky Colonels and the Memorial Coliseum, which he says was crucified but filled from the first night onward.
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Adolph Rupp
Rupp
ABA
National Basketball Association
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Cardinals St Louis Triumphs Over Chiefs 31 14 in Preseason
Jim Hart guided the Cardinals to a 31 14 preseason victory over the Kansas City Chiefs as Hart threw for 303 yards and two TDs to Mel Gray and Ike Harris. Steve Neils added a fumble return TD, while Jerry Latin scored on a 4 yard run in the late third. Livingston connected for two Chiefs TDs but Saint Louis held on.
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Jim Hart
Steve Neils
Cardinals
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Mel Gray
Ike Harris
Jerry Latin
Gray
Kansas City
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Cards
Harris
Chiefs
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Livingston
Billy Masters
Jim Bakken
Mike Brunson
Neils
Latin
Bears Topple Redskins 9-7 in final warmup before season
Bears beat Redskins 9-7 as Bob Thomas booted 21 36 and 30 yard field goals for a 7 point win. Thelmsn connected with Brian Fryer for Washington late in the game as Avellini struggled against veteran defense. Attendance was 31 801 at RFK Stadium and Chicago finished 5-1 in the preseason.
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Bob Thomas
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Thomas
Theismann
Brian Fryer
Jean Fugett
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Bears
Redskins
Bob Avellini
Kent Houston
Bills top Browns 28 10 in presea son game after three fumbles by Browns
Reserve safety Steve Freeman recovered three Cleveland fumbles setting up Buffalo touchdowns as the Bills defeated the Browns 28 10. Cleveland fumbles by Larry Poole and Cleo Miller aided Buffalo scoring drives including a 18 yard pass to John Holland and a rushing in by Roland Hooks.
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Steve Freeman
Cleveland
Bills
Browns
Larry Poole
Cleo Miller
Mary Bateman
Poole
Freeman
Roland Hooks
Tony Greene
Gary Marangi
Mike Phipps
Paul Warfield
Dwight Harrison
Miller
Marangi
John Holland
Expos fire Karl Kuehl replace with Charlie Fox
Montreal manager Karl Kuehl is fired after a fifth straight loss and 17th in 19 games. Charlie Fox is named the new manager as the Expos drop a twilight doubleheader to the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-7 and 7-2.
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Karl Kuehl
Montreal
Montreal Expos
Charlie Fox
Kuehl
Pittsburgh Pirates
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