Aaron Belts Pair Red-Hot Braves Win Over Reds
Hank Aaron belted two homers including the game winner in the 10th, lifting the Atlanta Braves to a 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. His first homer reached 660 for his career with one team, breaking a team record once held by Babe Ruth. Aaron, 38, said the 714 and 715 marks remain his big goals.
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Spassky Beats Fischer In Key World Championship Match
In Reykjavik Spassky defeats Fischer for the first time since July, narrowing the lead after 11 games. Spassky needs 12 points to retain the title while Fischer must reach 12.5 to unseat him. next game is scheduled for Tuesday in the sports hall.
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Feuerbach Breaks 70 Foot Shot Put Barrier Again
Long Beach California AP reports Al Feuerbach former Emporia State shot putter launched 70 feet 714 inches Sunday becoming the second man this season to break the 70 foot barrier. Feuerbach's mark adds to a historic milestone in track and field.
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Major League Standings Summary from Sunday Games
Baseball scores show Baltimore routs Boston 11 to 2 while Chicago defeats Texas 10 to 7 in a 10 inning second game. New York loses 3 to 6. Milwaukee blanked 0 to 4. Cleveland 2 Detroit 6. Pittsburgh 8 Montreal 7. Los Angeles 6 San Diego 0.
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Cards End Skid in 6-0 Triumph Over Phillies
Al Santorini pitched six effective hits allowed, while Luis Melendez and Ted Simmons drove in two runs each to power the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-0 win over Philadelphia ending a three game slide.
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Major League Tourney Climax Near at Santa Fe Park
Ash Grove and First National Bank clash tonight at 8 in Santa Fe Park to decide who advances to the VFW Major League finals, with the winner meeting Home Savings at 8 p m Tuesday for the championship. First National beat Orley's Cafe 11 5 in a loser's bracket game Friday as Ash Grove fell 5 4 to Home Savings in the winner's bracket.
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Stargell triples up Expos in doubleheader sweep
Willie Stargell hit three home runs and drove in six as the Pittsburgh Pirates swept the Montreal Expos 8-0 and 7-2. Stargell’s eight trips yielded seven on base and his 86 RBIs led the majors while adding a single and three walks.
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NFL Scores Week Snapshot
Kansas City 24 Chicago 10. New York Jets 17 San Francisco 10. Dallas 26 Houston 24. Pittsburgh 28 New York Giants 10. Green Bay 24 Cincinnati 14. Detroit 31 Miami 23. Oakland 31 New England 24. San Diego 30 Atlanta 7.
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Physical Exams For Boys Wednesday
All boys planning to participate in interscholastic athletics in Chanute for 1972 73 will receive physical examinations Wednesday at Royster Junior High School. Junior high boys report at 6 20 p.m. and high school boys at 7 30 p.m.
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Putter Takes Gary Player To PGA Title
Gary Player won the PGA Championship at Oakland Hills finishing 1 over par 281 for 72 holes. Jameson, Aaron, Snead, Floyd, Casper and Archer chased in a crowded leaderboard while Trevino Nicklaus Irwin and Sikes trailed.
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Baseball Shrine Inducts 8 Greats
The Hall of Fame inducts eight new members led by Sandy Koufax Yogi Berra and Early Wynn. Also honored in person are Lefty Gomez Buck Leonard with posthumous selections Ross Youngs Will Harridge and Josh Gibson.
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Chiefs Overhaul Chicago 24-10 in Exhibition
Kansas City moved to 2-0 in exhibition play by rallying past the Bears 24-10 at South Bend. Len Dawson connected for a 11 yard run to set up scoring, with Stenerud adding a 32 yard field goal and extra point. Adamle and Hayes provided touchdowns as the Chiefs prepare for their Arrowhead Stadium debut against St. Louis.
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Chanute City Tennis Champs Crown Singles and Doubles
Bob German captured the singles title by defeating Mike Arnold 2 6 7 5 7 5 after a 6 4 6 0 first round and other wins. The Abbuehl duo of Don and Ed won the doubles crown 6 2 6 4 over Berg and Roberts. Women’s final to be decided Tuesday between Glennis Wrestler and Amiee Guinotte or Diana Disney.
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Ace at Safari Bill Goodwin hits a hole in one on 105-yard No 5
Bill Goodwin of Iola formerly of Chanute aced the Safari Public Golf Course No 5 using a nine iron in 105 yards during a Saturday round. He played with Tim Gerken Mike Cooper of Chanute and Steve Alcock of Wichita. Tournament action notes say doubles teams Berg and Roberts won two matches to reach finals and edged opponents to advance. Chanute Recreation and Parks Department sponsors the event.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Across Leagues
American League leaders include Rudi and Scheinblum with top batting averages and Allen's 28 homers. D.Nelson leads in steals. National League lists Cedeno, Williams, Colbert, Stargell, and Brock as batting and RBI leaders with notable home runs and thefts. Nolan and Marshall highlight pitching leaders.
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Slow-pitch Division Scores From Weekend Games
Saturday results show First Baptist 6 Nu-Wa Campers 5 and Lutheran 10 Presbyterian 9 with Farms Discount 18 beating Jaycees. Friday results list Humboldt 11 Westview Baptist 1 and First Baptist 10 Lutheran 7.
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