Murphy wins Thunderbird Golf Classic in Clifton
Bob Murphy shot 68 to finish 277 for the four days at Upper Montclair Country Club, securing his second straight Thunderbird win and $30 000. Bob Lunn tied for second with 280 after a 69, while Arnold Palmer and other stars trailed in a rain disrupted final round.
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Dark horse Vikings loom in NFL with balanced talent
Pro Charts profiles the Minnesota Vikings as a dark horse, noting quarterback and receiving questions as key. It praises the line, receivers Gene Washington and Paul Flatley, backs Dave Osborn and Bill Brown, with Ron Yary set to bolster the tackle corps and a solid defense led by Alan Page and Carl Eller.
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Gibson Earns 20th Win With 10th-Inning Support
Bob Gibson pitched 10 innings of four-hit ball and struck out eight to record his 20th victory as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Reds 1-0 in a dramatic 10th inning. Julian Javier opened the decisive rally with a leadoff homer off Ted Abernathy after Nolan’s Achilles tendon flared, providing the lone run in a Labor Day pennant chase.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League results include St Louis 1 Cincinnati 0 and San Francisco 6 Chicago 1. American League leaders list Detroit Baltimore Boston Cleveland Oakland New York Minnesota California Chicago Washington and more. Frank Howard had six hits in eight at bats for the Senators in a doubleheader sweep over Chicago.
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Northside High leads AP preseason football poll in Arkansas
Northside Fort Smith grabs all 11 first place votes in the Associated Press preseason poll. The Grizzlies sit atop Class AAAA with 110 points, followed by Hall, North Little Rock, Springdale, Fayetteville, and others. Northside starts the season Friday against Van Buren.
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Travs Open Playoff With El Paso
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Tigers Split to Keep 7 Game Lead
Detroit and Baltimore share wins as Frank Howards six hit spree helps Washington sweep Chicago while Detroit and Oakland split. Datroit's Freehan homers in the 10th to edge Oakland 4-3, Balti more's Robinson also homer in 10th to beat the Yankees. Howard leads AL in homers. Senators stay in the pennant chase with key doubleheader sweep. multiple AL and NL results noted.
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Major League Attendance Drops On Labor Day
Attendance dropped across Major League Baseball as pennant races faded and weather threatened. Labor Day drew 156,250 fans for 19 games, versus 251,469 for 18 games last year. Four National League doubleheaders drew 82,635, down from 128,368 in 1967. American League games attracted 73,615 with three doubleheaders, down from 113,101. Chicago’s Wrigley Field hosted 35,061 for a Giants twinbill. Los Angeles at Philadelphia drew 5,240. Detroit at Oakland had the largest American crowd, 20,464.
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Bobcats Drilling for Opener Under Friday Kickoff
Star sportswriter Ralph Bouton notes the Bobcats prepare for a 7:30 Friday night opener at Held Stadium. Despite doubts about strengths and injuries, the team aims to start its winning formula. Hope is growing as Ashdown reports several losses. the Hope Star football edition is nearly ready for Friday’s Star.
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Scent and Stars Align in Aqueduct Stakes Finish
Damacus surged past More Scents late to win the $108,200 Aqueduct Stakes at Aqueduct, with Angel Cordero Jr. aboard More Scents faltering inside the final stretch. War Censor nosed Irish Rebel ion for three lengths in the Lindheimer Handicap at Arlington Park, earning $68,636 for Fourth Estate Stable. Three Oh’s captured $160,372.80 first prize in the All-America Futurity at Ruidoso Downs, running 400 yards in 20.06 seconds, ahead of Lady Bug’s Moon in a photo finish.
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