Reds beat Giants in 10 inning slugfest
In San Francisco on October 14 1969 the Reds rallied to a 10 6 win over the Giants. Key hits included two doubles by Johnson Lanier and Shemsky and home runs by McCovey Perez and Cardenas with Hart contributing. Fuentes and E Coker also noted in the scoring.
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Baseball scores and schedule update
The Associated Press reports Monday results Cincinnati 10 San Francisco 5, Atlanta 10 Los Angeles 9, San Francisco 6 Cincinnati 7. Upcoming games include New York at Pittsburgh and Houston at Chicago.
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Baseball scores and matchups across major leagues
A rundown of recent results and upcoming games lists Boston beating Cleveland 3 1, Detroit defeating Washington 5 3, Kansas City 6 Minnesota 1, and Minnesota at California with several scheduled N games including Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at Boston among others.
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Merz Quits As Champ Wrestler
Curt Merz the 6 foot 4 inch guard from Kansas City retires unbeaten as the world hand wrestling champion. He recalls first beating Ken Harrelson and then setting a time limit to finish him quickly. Merz says he then arranged a win over Harrelson by throwing the match after Harrelson turned away.
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Matte Is Ready To Run For Colts
Tom Matte returns to the Baltimore Colts as halfback after serving as emergency quarterback last season. He credits the wrist band and the offense as key helped, expecting more running back work this year and possible late passes if needed.
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Lynchburg, Kinston Play Carolina League Record 19 Innings
Lynchburg and Kinston set a Carolina League record with a 19 inning marathon, Lynchburg winning 4-3 in the second game of a doubleheader. Kinston opened the day 6-0 winner. Rocky Mount, Peninsula, Raleigh, Greensboro also posted wins while Winston-Salem had an open date.
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Phils aim for 22nd straight as minor league chase tightens
The Philadelphia farm club closes in on a 22 game winning streak after beating Gastonia and nearby results. Eckert plans a tour of minor league cities while Phils attendance tops surge records. Rock Hill visits Greenville, Salisbury at Statesville, and Salisbury edges Rock Hill 8 7.
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From Page 2B Aville Boy of the Year 1963
Cloniger, named From Page 2B Aville’s boy of the year, was a top school baseball player in 10th and 11th grades but dropped out last spring due to glandular fever. He recovered to 190 pounds but will not play football this season per his doctor. He seeks ACC eligibility for next year to play ball.
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Lowe Seeks Higher Pay Amid Contract Talks
San Diego Chargers star running back Paul Lowe, holder of last season's rushing record with 1,121 yards and 1965 Player of the Year, says he wants a fair raise but not an astronomical figure. He hints at friction with Sid Gilman and ownership while planning to play and avoid contract dispute obstruction.
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Gilmer Bids Lions Leave Yesterday Behind at Camp
Gilmer seeks unity after last season's turmoil with Detroit Lions. Competition for backfield and line positions grows as Plum and Morrall debate, while veterans Izo Pietrosante and Studstill vie for roles. Rookies like Sweetan Malinchak and Looney aim to prove their potential as camp battles continue.
Citywide Tennis Tourney Set in High Point
The High Point Parks and Recreation Department with Mercury Athletic Club schedul e a citywide tennis tournament for August 1928 at Blair Park courts. Ten divisions include boys and girls 15 and under, 16-18, men and women singles, senior and first timers events, plus doubles categories. Entries due by 5 p.m. August 16 at the parks office, fee is $1.
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