Standings from Sundays MLB games across leagues
Sunday matchups feature Peterson to California and Siebert to Lonborg leading Boston, with Messersmith and Odom in key pitching roles. Other notable duels include Cuellar versus Splittorff, Blyleven against Cuellar, and Arlin visiting Gentry or McAndrew in New York teams.
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Wood
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Cain
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Gentry
McAndrew
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Cumberland
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Morton
McAnally
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Reynolds
Houston
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Chicago
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Reuss
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Walker
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Phils Win 3-0 Behind Fryman Five-Hit Gem
Left pitcher Woody Fryman threw five hits allowed, eight strikeouts, and three walks to lift the Philadelphia Phillies over the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-0 Saturday night. The win snapped a five-game slide and improved Fryman to 9-4 on the season. Deron Johnson started the two-run second inning with a single and scored on Don Money’s double after Ron Stone walked, with Oscar Gamble driving in Stone on a sacrifice fly. A late eighth-inning run came on Willie Montanez and Johnson doubles. Fryman’s lifetime record rose to 56-56.
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Archie Manning Injured In Saints Home Exhibition
Ace rookie Archie Manning of the New Orleans Saints suffered a foot injury late in the first half against the Kansas City Chiefs and was taken to a hospital as a precaution. The Ole Miss standout, who had run 18 yards for a first down, limped off while his foot was wrapped, as 75,000 fans looked on during the first home exhibition.
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Patterson Wins In Bush Bout
Former heavyweight Floyd Patterson defeats Vic Brown in a 10 round decision in Buffalo. Patterson, 36, dominated the matchup as the Associated Press judged nine rounds for Patterson and one round even in a bid for another title shot.
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Samford Meets Florence State In Neutral Venue Clash
Samford and Florence State renew rivalry on a neutral Russellville field as part of Samford's 1971 schedule. The two previously tied 14 14 in Huntsville during the 1967 season. Tickets go on sale next week at Russellville Florence State and Samford. The game counts as a home date for Samford season ticket holders.
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Auburn signs five Walk-Ons to bolster football squad
Coach Jordan praised five Walk-Ons who impressed as sideback, safety and receiver in scrimmages. One player intercepted three passes and moved to offense, underscoring Auburn's policy of rewarding self-made players who can contribute to the varsity this fall.
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Redskins win as Bru net Mason score in exhibition
Substitute running back Bob Brunet and Tommy Mason each scored for Washington to beat St. Louis 20-13. The Redskins held off a fourth quarter rally from the Cardinals in the NFL exhibition contest.
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Stommlen Qualifies Mercury in Gaudy Talladega Debut
German driver Rolf Stommelen, 28, a contract Alfa Romeo endurance racer and former F1 champion John Surtees teammate, shocked stock car officials by qualifying a Mercury at 183.286 mph sixth fastest after four practices. Bill France praised his talent as Petty and Baker loom in the field. The winner earns about $20,000. Petty eyeing 136th career win and 17th this year.
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Astros and Indians Highlight Wednesday Baseball Actions
The Astros beat Chicago behind Jack Hiatt and Rich Chiles late runs. Cleveland outslugged Chicago 9-4 as Roy Foster hit a grand slam and Chris Chambliss added a three run shot. Ray Lamb earned the win for Cleveland while Dick McAuliffe collected four RBIs for Detroit in Mickey Lolich’s 20th victory.
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Morgan County hosts Point Mallard golf championship test
Qualifying scores must be in by Thursday for players in the tournament at Point Mallard. Burleson says the 7,143 yard course will test golfers with long narrow par 4s and huge greens. Winter rules apply and play will use red tees as competitors battle eight par 4s averaging over 400 yards.
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