Koosman Delivers First Win in Two Months for Mets
New York pitcher Koosman, 5-8, pitched a three hitter for his first victory in two months as the Mets defeated the Giants 4-2. Tommie Agee and Ron Kranepool homered, backing Koosman while Willie Mays was limited to two hits.
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Neil Hershberg
UPL
Weiler
Jarry Koosman
New York Mets
Jeff Hander
San Brancisco Giants
Keagman
Rd Kranepool
Tommie Agee
New York
Giants
Koosmean
Montreal Expos
Cookie Dave Kingman
Koosman
Willie Mays
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Montreal
San Diego
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveand
Oaklawn
Washington
California
Pirates
Braves
Roberto Clemente
Milt May
Jackie Hernandez
Dave Cashtree
Willie Stargell
Bob Robertson
Lee May
Reds
Ross Grimsley
Dodgers
Haller
Steve Henky
Willie Crayford
Gray Kirby
Phillies
Padres
Kirby
Billy Champion
Columbus girls' softball team posts 22-5 triumph
Columbus high school defeated Aurora 22 to 5 in the Clarks and Wider tournament as Lea Brooks pitched a seven hitter. Jeannie Cauba went 4 for 4, Barb Rive 3 for 5, Sue Welser 3 for 3, Cindy Heimann 3 for 5. Joyce Ronk, listed but not on roster, was among the players. Columbus faces Clarks next with both teams undefeated. Tournament finals set for Friday night.
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Columbus
Clarks
Aurora
Lea Brooks
Jeannie Cauba
Barb Rive
Sue Welser
Cindy Heimann
Joyce Ronk
Colimbus
Stallings Opens Large Lead in Columbus Jockey Standings
A four swing afternoon by William Stallings boosted him to a commanding margin in the Columbus jockey standings. Stallings expanded his lead over runnerup Dave King to 171 to 126, with Wayne Anderson in third at 107 and 20 points ahead of Terry Jartiea. In Roosevelt Raceway, the Roquepine Trot promises a rematch between Une te Mat and Cadavva Vresh Yankee after a nose finish in the prior international race.
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Wiliam Stallings
Columbus
Stallings
Dave King
Wayne Anderson
Terry Jartiea
Tis Stillings
Mi King
Unelerseut
Barnes
Patterson
Pacheco
Westbury
N.Y
UPI
Roosevelt Raceway
France
Une Te Mat
Cadadva Vresh
Baseball standings and leaders across leagues update
National League leaders include Pitt Torre St Aaron May Chr Montanez and Phil 83 with 93 games noted. American League leaders list Killebrew Minn 8 Marcer NY 7 Robinson Ball Bardo Petrocellii Bas 76. Pitching leaders show Jenkins Chi 40 40 Ellis Pit Carlton Sulie 4585 Pappas Chi 13 1. Blue Gak 220 Lalich Del 21 9 Wood Chi Wn 15 Cuellar Dobson Palmer Balt 16 6 Sumter Gak aged.
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Pitt
Torre
St . Aaron
May
Chr
Montanez
Phil
Killebrew
Minn
Marcer
Robinson
Ball
Bardo
Oaats Petrocellii
Bas
Jenkins
Chi
Ellis
Pit
Carlton
Sulie
Hewning
Pappas
Blue
Gak
Lalich
Del
Wood
Cuellar
Dobson
Palmer
Balt
Sumter
Suspended Atlanta police in Carty beating case
Three Atlanta police officers have been suspended after an incident involving baseball star Riew Carty and his brother in 1960. Mayor Sam Massell condemned the act, pledged a thorough investigation, and said the officers could be fired. Carty, an Atlanta Braves outfielder, claimed he and Ramirez were stopped at a red light when five white men, later identified as officers, attacked.
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UPL
Tanta Talipemen
Riew Carty
Sam Massell
Carty
Aanta Braves
L. D. Smith
C. G. ‘Rner
J .R. Melarchern
Carly
McEarchern
Raves
Massell
Herbert Enking
Vehich
Massel
Melavechern
Dewsptown Affana
Starlos Ramirez
Gin
McHarchern
Ramiree
Ramirez
Smith
Turner
Springfield Kings name Gary Dineen head coach
The Springfield Kings of the American Hockey League appointed Gary Dineen age 27 as head coach and general manager. He takes on both roles after the announcement on Wednesday, bringing a young leadership hire to the organization.
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Sphawrun, Anes
UPI
Springfield Kings
American Hockey League
Gary Dineen
Duncan Businessmen Face Columbus in Centennial Softball
A weekend centennial kickoff features the Duncan and Columbus businessmen teams in a 6:45 p.m. game at Memorial Field Duncan. Admission is free as fans from across the area watch familiar names in an exhibition contest. Managers and rosters include Glenn Lasche for Columbus and Punean players led by Carroll Rudat and Emil Staroseik.
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Speaind
Duncan
Columbus
Memorial Field
Hall
Glenn Lasche
Columbus Stud
Met Lelmann
Mike Yastera
Dirk Tooley
Decry Mieck
Jack Valdiman
Lyle Ernst
Norm Laseko
John Whitehead
Jim Struebing
Closing In On Baseball Sluggers And Pitchers
Sport Shorts notes Willie Stargell and Vida Blue leading in home runs and pitching wins with tight competition from Hank Aaron Joe Torre Mickey Lolich and Ferguson Jenkins. Also reports Nebraska moves to legalize pari mutuel dog racing needing 45162 voter signatures for ballot inclusion.
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Paul Ernst
Willie Stargell
Vida Blue
Stragell
Stargell
Blue
Pirate
Hank Auros
Bue
Joe Torre
Oaklard
Mickey Lolich
Lolich
Ferguson Jenkins
Nebraska
Merle Bussard
Nebraska Greyhound Breeders ’Association
Bussard
Engel Leads Open Night Scoring In Corthusker League
George Engel topped Columbus Seow league scoring with a 247 game on 620 series as openings night totals reached 237 and 620. Individual scores included Hay Mieek Wad 222, Harry Carlson 215 and 208, Micek Construction 944 team game and 2,784 combined.
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George Engel
Columbus Seow
Hay Mieek Wad
Harry Carlson
Fengel
Wie Dust
Maral Dey
Dave Anderson
Chae Gonka
Bob Kloke
Ifred Loonhard
Micek Construction Co
Denver Pitcher Wins Local League Award
Denver Bears reliever Garland Shiffiell was chosen for the Alia Reynolds award as the pitcher who has done the most for his team in the American Association, according to league managers. Boaters crossing wakes are advised to steer at a safe angle. experts say the passage is generally smooth.
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Garland Shiffiell
Denver Bears
Alia Reynolds
Cyclones begin drills as Majors reload for Big Eight
Iowa State head coach Johnny Majors opens his fourth Cyclone football camp with 91 players and 31 lettermen returning. He aims for the program’s first Big Eight winning season in 11 years, stressing leadership at quarterback Bean Carlson and standout sophomore Jerry Moses while rebuilding depth on both lines.
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Owa
UPI
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ISU
Big Eight
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Majors
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Stowe
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George Amundson
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Woeterloo
East Waterloo Prep
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Reggie Shoemake
Kent State
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Oklahoma
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Grealer
Hank Siram
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Jim Lynch
Johnny Robinson Teads Marsalis
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Jim Kearney
Aaron Brown
Buck Buchanan
Curly Culp
Jerry Mays
Truth Mays
Marvin Upshaw
Rookles Hob Hews
Scott Lewis
Mays
Jen Dawson
Dawson
Devaney reviews Nebraska scrimmage as typical practice
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney described the Wednesday scrimmage as typical with sharp spurts by both units but lacking consistency. He noted all three quarterbacks threw well, though Tagge and Hunan had interceptions, and Var Brownson opened with a 4 yard gain to Kerry Lis.
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UPI
Universit of Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Huskers
Ceach
Devaney
Jerry Tagge
Bill Kosch
Dave Hununad
Jim Anderson
Joe Blatak
Var Brownson
Kerry Lisl
Scotus Central Catholic Shamrocks Begin Preseason Conditioning
Scotus Central Catholic High School footballers started pre-season workouts with 47 prospects reporting for the initial sessions. The team returns 17 lettermen, led by standout tackle Larry Fritz, a 6'4" senior at 250 pounds, while coach Puetz notes strength on the line and optimism at running back with Tom Zabana and Ted Wieser. Dan Brock illness delayed practice but is expected back at full strength. the Shamrocks open Sept. 19 at Pawnee Park stadium against West Point Catholic.
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Scotus Central Catholic High School
Jim Pudit
Shamrocks
Puetz
Larry Fritz
Fritz
Tom Zabana
Ted Wieser
Dan Brock
West Point Catholic
Pawnee Park Stadium
Stallings Wins Four at No. 10 Post at Agricultural Park
Jockey William Stallings rode four winners at Agricultural Park on a Wednesday card, with No. 10 post producing three wins. Daily double paid $62.40, while Winners Reward paid $4.60 in the eighth and Prince Tullo paid $20.60 in the second. Attendance topped $2,700 with mutuel handle of $153,329 and notable claim of Mr KM for $4,500.
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Agricultural Park Track
Stallings
Armstrong
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Wayne Anderson
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K.M
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Eban Ihyace
Mmulvet
Left defensive tackle quits Giants in unusual retirement
Jets former starter Steve Thompson retires stating a divine directive to pursue a Christian life, leaving a chain of roster moves across multiple teams. Giants' Ren Johnson undergoes blood clot surgery, while Tim Delaney faces knee hypertension and other roster updates ripple through NFL camps.
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UPI
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Thompson
New York Jets
Jets
University of Washington
Tve
Jerry Hi
Baltimore Colts
Hit
Ren Johnson
New York Giants
Johnson
Giants
Tim Delaney
Philadelphia
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Eam
Denver
Los Angeles Rams
Tommy Joe Crutcher
Green Bay Packers
John Walton
Roger Williams
Archie Manning
Cleveland
Nick Skarich
Tom Truesdal
Ohio Wesleyan
Jerry Sherk
NFL
Teamazlu
Momlay Kiigtt
Kansas City
Cardinal Rookie Back in Action
St Louis Cardinals rookie outfielder Melendez was removed from the disabled list on Wednesday after suffering a hamstring strain. The return follows an August 2 injury date and a brief stint on the DL.
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ST. Lowis
UPI
Meé
Léndez
St. Lobig Cardinals
Melenika
Chiefs strong on defense but still short on offense
Kansas City Chiefs enter 1971 with a fierce defense but limited scoring punch. Star kicker Jan Stenerud anchors special teams as quarterback Len Dawson leads the passing game while Dennis Homan and Elmo Wright contest duties with Otis Taylor and Frank Pills. Ground game features Podolak and Mayes as line anchors look to protect Dawson and open running lanes.
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Chiefs
Charlie Smith
MPI
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Kansas City Chiefs
Jan Stenerud
Atenerud
Ninters
Lou Groza
Lakeview Football Eyes Arlington Opener on Sept 10
Lakeview prepares for first game at Arlington with 42 roster players, 25 expected to report. Experienced backfield features seniors Wayen Welgen and Paul Jazwick. Sophomore Jim Pillen backs up quarterback as he fills big shoes, while 13 returning lettermen include 7 seniors. Vikings schedule remains non conference.
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Lakeview
Dim McWilliams
Nowiay
McWilliams
Vikings
Wayen Welgen
Paul Jazwick
Jim Pillen
Jale Ton Vandenberg
Arlington
Krumland leads bowling night with high scores at Bowleyart Lanes
In Centennial League action at Bowleyart Lanes, Marl Krumland rolled 597 including 233, Jerry Kroeker posted 248, and John Kosch led with a IB score. Holiday Station posted a 19 game and 2,665 total as Randy Krumland and Mich Morgan starred in the Mixed League with 201 and 655 respectively. Verona Sehoept led the women with a 595 series while Bee Liners posted a 1,245 team series.
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Jerry Kroeker
Marl Krumland
Bowleyart Lanes
John Kosch
Randy Krumland
Gary Muth
Jerry Hagge
Don Semin
Stan Gottschall
Joe Kamik
Joe Rucup
Holiday Station
Mich Morgan
Verona Sehoept
Bee Liners
Nutrena Feetts
Giants Star Running Back Undergoes Thigh Surgery
New York Giants star running back Stan Johnston underwent successful surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital for removal of a blood clot in his right thigh. The operation was performed Wednesday and the player is listed in stable condition.
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New York
Stan Johnston
New York Giants
St. Vincent's Hospital
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