Senators see Hannan value rise in five run win
Jim Hannan pitched well as the Washington Senators defeated the Kansas City Royals 7-0. Frank Howard and Mike Epstein provided early power with back to back homers in the first inning. Howard struggled on a potential sensational catch as Sehaal’s drive slipped by. Other AL games saw Baltimore, Boston, Detroit, and California win. NL scores included St Louis, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Chicago.
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Baseball Standings and Leaders Highlight 1960s Era
Mixed standings and leader data show players from both leagues leading in hitting and pitching. Notable names include Yastrzemski Powell Killebrew Aaron Bench Gibson Seaver Perry and Nolan with team affiliations Cin Bos Minn and more. The snippet also lists home run and run batted in leaders and pitcher records for National and American Leagues.
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Davis
Rose
Cin
Millan
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Oliva
Min
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Allen
Killebrew
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Bos
Howard
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Iver
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AL Aaron
S.C. Tix
Tloward
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Mion
Yastreemski
Merritt
Gibson
Seaver
Perry
Nolan
McNally
Cuellar
Palmer
McDowell
Clay
State fishing settles into summer doldrums
Nebraska State Game Commission reports summer fishing pattern with catfish and few finned species dominating activity. Bi weekly report covers Willow Reservoir Swanson Reservoir canals Enders Reservoir Panhandle Take Minatare Lake McConaughy Sandhills Swan Take Spencer Dam Nason and Loup rivers Sherman Reservoir Northeast Lakeview Pibel Lake Beaver Creek River and Salt Valley Lakes area fishing details list target species, sizes, baits, and methods across many lakes and rivers.
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Hotl
Spencer Dam
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Pibel Lake
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Republican River
Webster County
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Jefferson County
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Alexandria State Recreation
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Lincoln
Falcons still far from top club but have improved
Atlanta is entering its fifth year building a pro football team and expects progress though a division title is unlikely. With quarterbacks Johnson Berry Lemmerman, a young line led by George Kunz, and returning runners Cannonball Butler Harmon Wares Gipson, the offense aims to rebound. The defense should strengthen with Nobis Jansen Dabney Humphrey Zook and a reliable kicking game led by Etter.
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Los Angeles Rams
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Randy Johnson
Bat Berry
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Berry
Post
Atlanta
Notre Dame
Cannonball Butler
Harmon Wares
Paul Gipson
Paul Flalley
Gail Cogdill
Falcon
Tnebacker
Tommy Nobis
Carlton Dabney
Nobis
Dan Jansen
John Simall
Citadel
Dabney
Claude Humphrey
John Zook
Kansas
Stabler shines as Raiders topple Eagles in exhibition
Ken Stabler, rookie quarterback in search of a job, connected on 10 of 12 passes for 180 yards and three second half TDs as Oakland beat Philadelphia. He relieved Daryle Lamonica at halftime and threw for 4S yards to Raymond Chester, then 2 and 0 yard TD passes to Hubbard and Sherman. Charlie Smith scored Oakland’s first TD and Ray Jones ran in for the Eagles’ lone TD after a Stabler fumble.
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Ken Stabler
Tive
Stabler
Mark Mazeley
Sam Baker
George Blanda
Raiders
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Koy
Oakland
Jesus Star
Columbus driver wins powder puff at David City
In David City Maine Mossman of Columbus won the powder puff event with Diane Hoppe of Schuyler second and Irene Farr of Omaha third. The winner received a trophy as heat and feature races played out among local drivers including Dave Kooell, Jim Morbach, Les Shaffer, Ken Ganskay, and Perry Richards in a busy stock car program.
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Phirty
Maine
Mossman
Columbus
Diane Hoppe
Schuyler
Irene Farr
Omaha
Arelailies
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Puede Mra
Dave Kooell
Fremont
Jim Morbach
Bellwood
Les Shaffer
Garland
Ken Ganskay
Bout scheduled in Trenton marks first major boxing show
Sammy Giifth ranked world junior lightweight will face Jose Marin in an 11 round bout at the New Jersey State Fair Grounds on September 12. The show is notable as the first major pro boxing event staged at a state fair.
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Sammy Giifth
Jose Marin
New Jersey State Fair Grounds
Baseball Tourney at West Point Opens Fair Week
An eight team baseball tournament part of the Cuming County Fair in West Point features seven Dodge County League teams plus Columbus. The premios total 1000 dollars with round games slated Thursday through Sunday including Homer as defending champion. The opening schedule includes Olympic meets Serilone at 1 p.m. Thursday and West Point vs Lyons at 8 15 p.m. Thursday.
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Olmbus
Serilone
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Dodge
Snyder
Homer
Ashland
Namath Report From Jets Camp Ahead Of Giants Clash
Joe Namath remained elusive as the Jets prepared for Sundays preseason game against the Giants in New Haven Conn. Namath questioned about playing amid absences, while GM coach Weeb Ewbank weighs possible fines. Team doctor notes Namath can endure another season but may need knee surgery. Middle linebacker Al Atkinson returns after criticizing Namath.
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UPI
New York Jets
New York Giants
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Namath
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Atkinson
Twins End Nine-Game Slide Faces Yankees Tonight
The Minnesota Twins rested after a nine game skid at Boston and prepare for a tough series with the Yankees. The Sunday Bosox game featured six runs across nine innings with three homers as Boston still lost.
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Yankees
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Sabata edges Lincoln in Midwest Speedways A Feature
Joe Sabata of David City won his first A feature of the season at Midwest Speedways in Lincoln with Roger Marchand and John Harlow of Lincoln finishing second and third. Don Styskal led the points with wins in the troph dash and heat races, with several other racers including Norm Bruner, Ike Sea chord, Larey Mavelone, and Gene Jakub earning top placements in various events.
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Joe Sabata
David City
Midwest Speedways
Roger Marchand
John Harlow
Jon Bslyskal
Don Styskal
Styskal
Sabala
Norm Bruner
Brainard
Ike Seachord
Crete
Larey Mavelone
Shoemaker Countdown Near Record As Del Mar Wins Mount
Jockey Bill Shoemaker racks up three victories at Del Mar moving within 21 of Johnny Langden's record of 6032. He won with Areh Bay Court Of Iron and Wisdom Word as Tile Game faded in the feature. Adirondack Stakes went to Dutiful with Laffit Pincau Jr. aboard, while Patity and Mike Mole added betting excitement in Atlantic City events.
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Bill Shoemaker
Pode & Triple
del Mar
Johnny Langden
Shoemaker
Court OF Iron
Rudy Campas
al Saratoga
Dutiful
Hail Yo Meason- Tuliet
Nurse
Laffit Pincau, Jr
MRE Signs Montreal Canadien Phil Myre to Contract
Montreal Canadiens inked goalie Phil Myre for 1970-71. He began 1968-70 with a minor league affiliate before joining the Canadiens and posted an average of 3.28 goals in 10 games with the team.
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Montreal
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Phil Myre
Montreal Canadliens
Myre
Canadiens
Stockton Tops Money List Jump After PGA Win
New York UPI reports Dave Stockton rose from 23rd to 10th on the money list after winning the $40,000 first prize in the recent PGA event. Total earnings reach $7,498 with Jack Wickings leading at $126,660, followed by Bruce Crampton at $126,175.
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New York
UPI
Dave Stockton
Professional Golfers Association
Jack Wickings
Bruce Crampton
Greg Cook Out For Year After Shoulder Operation
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Greg Cook underwent shoulder surgery at the Cleveland Clinic and will miss the entire season. Doctor H. Roger Collins said the 23 year old, a 1969 University of Cincinnati graduate, faces a lengthy rehabilitation with limited visitors for five days.
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UPI
Cincinnati_ Bengals
Greg Cook
Paul Brown
Cook
Cleveland Clinic
Roger Collins
University of Cincinnati
Bengals
Collins
Lonborg sidelined for rest of year with arm injury
Boston announced Jim Lonborg, sent to Louisville farm club three weeks ago to work his arm, will miss the rest of the year. The 1987 Cy Young winner has recurring arm trouble and will rest for a month before reporting to the minor league squad in Saratoga, Florida, in late September.
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