Cards End Skid and Cut Giants Lead to Seven
In a tight NL showdown, the Cardinals rally to beat the Giants 3-2 in 11 innings after Willie Mays misplayed a long drive. Phil Gagliano's pinch hit through the left side drives in the winning run as St. Louis tightens its hold on first place.
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Keyes and O J Simpson in Purdue Heisman buzz
Purdue star Leroy Keyes taunts O J Simpson as preseason hype grows for a possible Heisman duel. The Skywriters tour and coach Mollenkopf raise Purdue as a top national contender while Indiana looms as a rival. Keyes discusses positions and the looming Notre Dame test.
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Nettles Drives Twins Past Tigers With Fourth Homer In Three Days
Graig Nettles slugged a three run homer his fourth in three days, lifting Minnesota to a 3-1 win over Detroit as Baltimore closed within seven games of the lead. Other AL results include New York beating Washington 7-2, California 3-2 over Boston, and Oakland 10-2 over Cleveland.
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Jeff Booster Club To Meet Tuesday
The Jefferson Booster club will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in room 227 at the school. Films of the intrasquad game from last week will be shown.
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Player Wins World Series of Golf in Sudden Death
Gary Player captured the World Series of Golf title at Firestone with an eight-foot birdie on the fourth extra hole, earning $50,000. Bob Goalby finished runner-up after a late-staged playoff, while Julius Boros and Lee Trevino also figured in the tight finish.
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Standings GAMES TUESDAY matchups listed
Standings note shows Tuesday games with San Francisco at Atlanta N Los Angeles at St Louis N Houston at Cincinnati N New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh N. The fragment ends with N suggesting more games or teams follow.
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