Keystones win Shaughnessy Cup playoff opener in Jamestown
Corry Keystones evened the best of three series by defeating Randolph 10 5 at Loveland Field in Jamestown. Tom Morton pitched a five hitter with 13 strikeouts to beat Jim Rasey, as Corry built a 4 1 lead early and held on for the win. Williams Basile and Anderson drove in key runs while Greer earned the win in relief, striking out six.
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Twins Lose Ground as Indians Split Twin Bill
The Minnesota Twins lost a pennant race grip after a 2-1 extra inning defeat to Cleveland in the nightcap while the Indians split the doubleheader as Fred Whitfield’s infield hit scored Chuck Hinton in the 10th. The Twins won the opener 4-1 behind Killebrew’s 35th home run.
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Oilers Hope for Better Season in Kerrville
Houston Oilers coach Wally Lemm says 1967 squad aims to improve speed on defense and running attack led by Hoyle Granger. George Webster debuts as linebacker. Key losses include Gary Cutsinger and Pete Barnes, with Don Trull to start at QB but needing improved passing.
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Cubs Win Dodgers Split Doubleheader On Labor Holiday
Cubs split a Labor Day doubleheader with the Dodgers as Ernie Banks homered in the first game and Chicago later lost the nightcap. The Cubs’ exhaustion followed a string of four doubleheaders in four days as other NL teams played through tight schedules.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Today's Card
Scores show EE with Pittsburgh 10 to 9 and St. Louis 3 Chicago 2 to 6 in 11 innings. Atlanta 8 8 Philadelphia 2 1 San Francisco 4 Houston 2 Cincinnati 2 New York 1. Scheduled games include Philadelphia at Atlanta, St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Los Angeles, Houston at San Francisco.
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Ailing Bucs Blast Cards In Twin Bill
Pittsburgh Pirates sweep doubleheader against the league leading St. Louis Cardinals, 108 and 93. Maury Wills Manny Mota and Bill Mazeroski spark a 32 hit attack with seven total hits and driving in multiple runs. In game two Lou Brock hits two homers and four RBIs for the Cardinals as Pittsburgh gains a rare victory.
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County Stars Dominate City 25-0 in Save-An-Eye All-Star
In the 29th Lions Club Save-An-Eye All-Star game at Erie, County Stars upset City 25-0. Moe Elwell and John Anderson fed Tony Major for 208 receiving yards and two touchdowns while Chuck Dengel added 88 rushing yards. City threat faded as Iroquois’ Tom Schoenfield halted late rally.
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