Bills Meet Lions In Exhibition At War Memorial Stadium
Buffalo hosts Detroit in an AFL NFL interleague exhibition at Buffalos War Memorial Stadium with Bills to start Kemp at quarterback and Dubenion, Carlton, and Lincoln in the backfield while Detroit plans to use quarterback Karl Sweetan in place of Bill Munson. Jerry DePoyster makes a College All-Star debut for the Lions.
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Nicklaus captures Western Open in dominating fashion
Bobby Nicklaus cruised to his second Western Open title at Olympia Fields with a 273 total, 11 under par, earning $26,000. Miller Barber, 37, finished second with 276 and $15,600. Barber closed with a 66 after late birdies, while Nicklaus led by four strokes entering the final round and closed with a 71.
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Cubs outlast Cardinals in 13 innings on Musial Day
The Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 in 13 innings at Busch Stadium. Lee Elia drove in the winning run with a clutch single in the 13th after Randy Hundley’s errorless day and a sacrifice. Bob Gibson allowed five earned runs but left with a no-decision as the Cubs rallied late. The ceremony honored Stan Musial with a bronze statue unveiled before the game.
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McLain Notches 22nd Win Aiming For 30th in Tigers Clinch
Denny McLain won his 22nd game as the Detroit Tigers defeated Minnesota 2-1, keeping pace for a potential 30-game win season and preserving a six-game lead over Baltimore. Kaline made an error that led to an unearned run, but McLain then closed out the win with five hits allowed over eight innings. The article also notes key results from other AL games and recent pennant implications.
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Birmingham Host To Dixie Series
A field of ten baseball teams begins play today for the Dixie Senior World Series of eight southern states. Three Jefferson County teams enter Huffman and Center Point earned co hosts free rides into the double elimination tournament while Hueytown earned its spot by winning the Alabama state elimination.
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National League standings and today’s games schedule
National League standings list St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Atlanta San Francisco Pittsburgh New York Los Angeles Houston and Philadelphia with varying win loss records and gaps. Today’s games feature Chicago at Atlanta Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Los Angeles New York at Houston Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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