Chiefs Dominate Stars In 24 3 Massacre At Soldier Field
AP reports the Kansas City Chiefs, after a light camp period, overwhelmed the All-Stars 24 to 3 in humid Soldier Field conditions. Len Dawson connected with Frank Pitts, Leniar and McVea scored, while Mike Delaney kicked a late 20-yard field goal for KC amid a Pro Bowl style cast.
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Shaw
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Mike Delaney
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Springfield
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All Stars
Len Dawson
Frank Pitts
Jan Stenerud
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Weber State
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Bruce Taylor
John Isenbarger
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49Ers
Ken Burroughs
Texas Southern
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Coast Guard Academy
Otto Graham
Thad
Graham
Bucs Fall as Wilhelm Finishes Pirates Off in Ninth
Hoyt Wilhelm at 47 returns to seal the win for the Braves, earning his third save of the week as Pittsburgh blows a late lead. Pat Jarvis notches his 12th win, while the Pirates drop to behind the Mets in the NL East race. Meanwhile Agee and the Mets top the Padres, and other league results unfold with Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco, and Los Angeles posting victories.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Wilhelm
Pirates
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San Diego
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Montreal
Pat Jarvis
Braves
Alou
Rich Hebner
Tommie Agee
Mets
Padres
Siebert Shuts Down Angels In One Hit Victory
Sonny Siebert pitched a one hit win over the Angels striking out six and retiring 16 in a row to improve to 11 5. Mike Andrews homered and Carl Yastrzemski added his 28th as Boston backed the right hander. Text notes Angels managed only Jay Johnstone's third inning single and a walk in the fourth before the final outs.
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Angel
Siebert
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Angels
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Roger Repez
Mike Andrews
Carl Yastrzemski
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New York Yankees
Milwaukee
Oakland
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
John Hiller
Lerrin LaGrow
Rich Reese
Bob Pocochet
Jatare
Baseball games scheduled for today across American League and National League
The baseball card lists multiple matchups including Washington at Oakland, Boston at California, New York at Milwaukee, Cleveland at Chicago, Minnesota at Detroit, Kansas City at Baltimore, and St Louis at Houston. It provides pitcher wins and losses for several starters such as Cox, Dobson, Peters, Garratt, Stotmeyre, Downing, Hand, Jeneski, Kaat, Lolich, Drago, Palmer, Briles, and Wilson. The fragment ends with an incomplete lineup.
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Allison
Baltimore
Kansas City
Orioles
Royals
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Washington
Cox
Oakland
Dobson
Boston
Peters
California
Garratt
New York
Stotemyre
Milwaukee
Downing
Cleveland
Hand
Chicago
Jeneski
Minnesota
Kaat
Detroit
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Drago
Palmer
Watloway Sehaman
Bert Divine
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Walington
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Foster
Moeller
Stoneman
Renko
Twinight
Wilson
Seaver
Perry
Robertson
Bunnin
Wis
Canton
Stone
Hienge
Papas
Cocina
McGlMnin
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Al's
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Jersey Dairy
Columbus - Letteville Road
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Firestone Transport
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Erie, PA
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