Cards and Dodgers clash as Burns robs home plate attempt
In a tense moment Doug Burns of the Dodgers attempts to swipe home but is caught by the Cardinal catcher. The bench offers encouragement as a Cardinal aims a few words in defeat. Dodger Bill McNeese suffers a facemask impact from a bat and is sidelined. The piece spotlights Decatur youths as future stars.
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Dodgers
Dodger
Bill McNeese
Decatur
Stars of Tomorrow
Bob Bates
Dodgers Win 3-0 For League Lead
The Dodgers blanked the Cardinals 3-0 behind John Hill Jones in a seven inning game to pull ahead in the race for first place with one regular season game left. Sivily and Buros had Cards’ only hits while Randy Rooker took the loss.
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Cardinals
John Hill Jones
Jones
Sivily
Buros
Two Tied At Kemper In Blustery Open Round
At Quail Hollow in Charlotte George Archer shot a seven under par 65 to share the Kemper Open lead with Phil Rodgers who matched the score in blustery conditions. Forty seven players stayed within four shots of the leaders as the wind reshaped the early first round. Notables Bob Charles Bob Goalby Jim Colbert and Bob McCallister were among those affected by the gusts.
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Phil Rodgers
Archer
Quail Hollow Country Club
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Bob Goalby
Jim Colbert
Bob McCallister
McCallister
Golf Invite Round One Tee Times Listed For Event
The first round pairings show multiple foursomes with start times from 12:10 to 2:50. Players include Hayes Crowe Campbell and many others in structured groups across the afternoon schedule.
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Hayes
Jack Crowe
Bill Jones
Don Campbell
Randy Emens
Bud Kelley
Bill Wyker III
Mathew Power
Bobby Smith
Frank Troup
Bill Sexton
al Jones
Ben Holmes
Rex Rankin
Tom Shaw
Seldon Compton
Don Kincaid
Bill Leach
Don Greene
Charlie Vernon
Dick Fairbrother
T. M. Jones
Sam Hardy
J. C. Sanders
John Luker
Charlie Cargile
Bob Evans
Jay Martin
Elvis Larkin
Boyd Johnson
Tom Edgil
Chuck Garman
Richard Rhodes
Bob Hunter
Jim Mitchell
al Elmore
Bob Draper
Wayne Trimble
H. L. Hennessey
Joe Don Teemu
Lewis
Ed Foxworthy
Jim Sherer
Ralph Roberts
Daily
William Miller
Roy Saile
James Mynes
D. E. Thomas
Herman Casey
al Burleson
Tom Roberts
Dave Stuart
John Babis
Shamsky Helps Mets Rally In Key East Matchup
Shamsky, a 27 year old left hander, homered twice and tied the game in the sixth after proving himself with Tidewater. Boswell added a ninth inning homer as the Mets rallied to within 5 2 games of the Cubs, while Brock sparked St. Louis with a third inning double and tying run in the fifth.
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Phillies
Mike Ryan
Cookie Rojas
Tom Seaver
Shamsky
Rick Joseph
Boswell
Chicago Cubs
Brock
St. Louis
Wesley Loses In Softball In Decatur League
Covenant Presbyterian edge Wesley Memorial 14 to 13 in a tight Decatur Church Softball League contest. Oak Park defeated Ninth Street Baptist 8 to 7 with Allen Elkins hitting two home runs. Central Baptist vs Bellview score incomplete. Bob Patton earned the Covenant win. Cornelius Glascow took the loss. Jimmy Brown homered and tripled for Covenant. Harold Knight led Wesley with a triple and double. James Davis and Ricky Sanders added triples and doubles for the losers.
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Wesley Memorial
Ninth Street Baptist
Central Baptist
Bellview
Bob Patton
Cornelius Glascow
Jimmy Brown
Harold Knight
Allen Elkins
James Davis
Ricky Sanders
Arnold Hill
Ambush of a Rival Ends Afternoon Clash in Narrow Lead
Jim Grant delivered 51 1/3 innings of relief against his former teammates to help his team take a 4-3 lead as a big seventh inning homer by a key batter sealed the victory in the afternoon game.
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Jim Grant
Victoy
Television Guide Listings Paragraph Fragment
Fragmented TV schedule items list programs and times with multiple show titles and host names lacking full context or clear article structure. The page mentions Alabama Newsreel Zane Grey Spectrum News and various 1960s era programs such as Dark Shadows High Chaparral and Perry Mason noted with time slots and channel references.
Kuhn Moves To Break Gambling Ties In Baseball
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn ordered a breakup of ties between major league clubs and Las Vegas casinos after a month long probe of stock holdings. Delbert W. Coleman of Parvin Dohrmann to resign from Braves board while Bartholomay and Louis also prepare to quit. Finley remains active. Coleman will retain stock in Parvin Dohrmann which owns Stardust Fremont and Aladdin in Las Vegas.
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Bowie Kuhn
Las Vegas
Kuhn
Atlanta Braves
Oakland Athletics
Delbert W. Coleman
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Braves
William C.bartholomay
John J. Louis Jr
Oakland
Charles C. Finley
Parvin-Dohrmann
Pete Rozelle
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
Yankees edge Tigers as Bahnsen goes distance
Stan Bahnsen pitched a complete game as New York defeated Detroit 5 to 3. Gene Michael Jake Gibbs and Horace Clarke scored on Wilson's passed ball error after a Detroit miscue. Dick McAuliffe homered for the Tigers in the ninth.
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Tigers
Gene Michael
Jake Gibbs
Horace Clarke
Wilson
Norm Cash
Stan Bahnsen
New York
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
Minnesota
Dick Woodson
California
Twins
Oakland
Jim Fregosi
White Sox
Seattle
Bob Locker
Gerry McNertney
FosterFaces FourthRound TKO to Retain Title
In Atlanta AP reports light heavyweight champion Bob Foster stopped Levan Roundtree by TKO in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout after defending against a persistent left jab.
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Atlanta
Levan
Roundtree
Bob Foster
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