Nixon Loses Second For Washington In Extra Innings
President Nixon attended the Senators vs. Athletics game and saw Reggie Jackson homer twice as Oakland beat Washington 7-5 in 13 innings. Jackson’s second homer opened the 13th inning after Nixon’s arrival. other AL and NL scores noted.
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Washington rally and late homer lift struggle to overtime
Washington scores twice in the fifth and Allen hits a seventh inning homer to tie in the ninth. Jackson hits his 19th homer and Cater doubles in an insurance run as Oakland nears Minnesota for the West lead. Various players contribute for the Red Sox and Angels in late inning results while Nixon and Kennedy are referenced in postgame remarks. Williams laments the loss.
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San Francisco defeated New York 7 2 Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 3 0 St Louis topped Cincinnati 10 5 Atlanta 5 Chicago Pittsburgh 13 Houston San Diego 6 Montreal 5 Oakland 6 Washington 4 13 innings California 7 Baltimore 5 14 innings Detroit 4 Seattle 3 10 innings New York 5 Kansas City 4 11 innings Chicago 4 Cleveland 3 Oakland at Washington Detroit at Kansas City Cleveland at Minnesota Baltimore at Chicago California at Washington Seattle at New York Oakland at Boston Piniella two run inside the park homer for Royals Nationals tied game through errors in seventh in other games
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21 Great Acts Ramp Up for Camaro and Corvette Show
Want ads promise 21 thrilling acts including 69 Camaros and Corvettes. Ramp-to-ramp leaps roll-overs rack-ups and precision driving plus two wheel balancing acts and clowns for a packed show.
Wills Returns To Los Angeles After 22 Years
Dodgers reinstate Maury Wills at leadoff for Los Angeles after acquiring Ron Fairly Paul Popovich and Manny Mota from Montreal. Wills pinch of speed shows in a first inning single and his 16th stolen base of the season as Philadelphia blanks the Dodgers 3 0.
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First woman in Corning area to roll a 300 game
Mrs. Anne-Pierce, mother of 10, bowled a perfect 300 after a 214, finishing with a 714 series on 10 rolls at Painted Post lanes. She bowls in eight leagues and carries a 179 average.
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