Standings and Tuesday games shape tight MLB divisional races
Standings show Milwaukee and Minnesota near the top while Cleveland, New York and Detroit trail. Tuesday results feature Baltimore at Boston, New York at Detroit, Milwaukee at California, Minnesota at Kansas City, Texas at Chicago, and Oakland at California with several NL pairings on the slate.
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Aaron Aims for Babe Ruth Record with Two Homers
Hank Aaron homered twice as Atlanta beat San Diego 7 to 5, closing in on Babe Ruth's 714 career blasts with 23 games left in the season. The same day Cincinnati, San Francisco, and St Louis won to shape the NL race, while MLB AL scores included Cal 3 1 over Oak and Bal 18 8 over Bos in the day’s action.
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Leoti Indians prep for 1973 schedule clash with past results
Leoti High, led by Merk Fabring in his second year, plans a 1973 football schedule mirroring last fall’s slate yet aims for improved results. The Indians finished 2-7, with early shutouts by Ness City and Lakin, and late-season gains including a 30-7 win over Kinsley and a 13-7 win over Kinsley.
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Pro Football At A Glance Exhibition Sees Saturday Games
National Football League exhibition results list several games with final scores including New York Giants 42 over Philadelphia 21 and Dallas 27 over Kansas City 16. Sunday results show Washington 35 over New England 1 among others. Also notes a 1974 Jeeps display on September 5 with 5 Points Motor Co. invitation from Good Guys.
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Three-Game Bill on Tap For Busters
Garden City Junior College opens fall baseball with a three game series against Colby Juco starting 12:30 pm at Clint Lightner Field. Coach Saylors lists pitchers Midd Harbutt Banister Westfall and Piammiensitiiel with Westfall likely to start Colby opener. Also noted are MicNeil Pratt Cauble and Powell as hitting and pitching contributors.
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Kansas Entries Eliminated In National Softball Tourneys
Kansas teams Kisptais and Milway of Emporia faced early eliminations at Parma Ohio in the national journey softball tournament. Wichita Tilton-Brotar and Garden City’s John Bergkamp saw limited action with Bergkamp declining a national invite due to a Fort Hays State baseball scholarship. The Hays Browne’s Brothers softball team also exited after opening wins, losing to York Pa and Littile Rock Ark after state and regional success.
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Royals Miss Chance in Ninth as Twins Survive 11-5
Kansas City led twice and held a 4-2 edge in the sixth but three Royals errors and a wild ninth inning doomed them. Gene Garber took the loss as Minnesota tied it with a Don Monzon run and Bob Darwin belted a three run homer to seal an 11-5 win, keeping Oakland’s division lead intact.
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Pro Mat Card Tonight at 8 P.M. Garden City Lions Club
Professional wrestling program at the senior high gym opens at 8 p.m. Bulldog Bob Brown faces Rufus R. Jones for the U.S. Central States championship in the main event. Semi final features tag team Togo the Great and Tokyo Joe versus Bob Geigel and Pat O'Connor. Bethy Niccoli vs Rachael Dubois headlines the girls match. Preliminary Tokyo Joe and Bob Geigel meet. Advertisements promote 1974 Gremlin and Hornets on display at 5 Points Motor Co. Sept. 5.
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Garden City Buffalos set for opener versus Colby
Garden City High linebacker coach Fayne Henson outlined an experienced, sizeable offensive line ahead of the 1973 football season. The Buffalos host Colby at 7:30 p.m. in a Class AAA league test, with key positions vying among seniors Erwine Batman and junior Bloe horn, plus a roster of tackles and guards aiming for game readiness.
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Casper Wins at Hartford Open in Tug-of-Wore Final Round
Billy Casper captured the $40,000 first prize at the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open in Wethersfield Conn. He fired a 64 in the final round for a 264 total seven under par, beating Bruce Devlin by one stroke. Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino drew cheers despite late-day finishes, while Casper’s win capped a season marked by steady golf and late-round heroics.
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