Lowly Padres Sweep Dodgers in four game series
San Diego Padres defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 4 Sunday to complete a four game sweep and move the Dodgers from third to fourth in the NL West. Ed Spiezio provided the key hit in the seventh inning after Claude Osteen walked Jose Arce and Roberto Pena doubled in the tying run.
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Hank Aaron
San Franscisco
Don Wilson
Jim Bouton
Tommy Davis
Astros
Davis
Bob Watson
Hector Torres
Matty Alou
Don Kessinger
Richie Hebner
Pirates
Silent Screen Wins Arlington Futurity in Midnight Run
Silent Screen dominates the Arlington-Washington Futurity crowd after a late midnight start. Sonny Werblin's colt nears eight lengths ahead of Insurbordination with jockey Johnny Rotz praising the winner after a 7 furlong race in 1:22 3/5 and a $206,075 payout.
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Finance Minister
Solunar Schedule from Knight's Tables
The article presents a solunar schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables to guide fishing and hunting times. It urges planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these solar periods and suggests using the data to identify the best sport each day.
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Killebrew Dominates A's as Twins Soar in Rout
Harmon Killebrew unleashed a three run homer and a grand slam, driving in seven as Minnesota hammered Oakland 16 to 4 at the Coliseum. He left early with a bruised knee after a fourth inning collision, leaving his season total at 41 homers and 128 RBIs.
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Best In Pinch Hitter In Baseball History Named
The Baseball Encyclopedia due soon names Tris Speaker as the best pinch hitter with a 438 average on 20 hits in 60 at bats. Roger Bresnahan follows at 600 with 20 of 63, while Babe Ruth was 01 for 67 in pinch roles. The standings and schedules below show NL East and West and AL listings with daily results.
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Dance to Follow Prescott Game
There will be a dance at the Hope Youth Center Friday night Sept 12 following the Hope Prescott football game. The Sole Society band plays from 9 p.m. to midnight in Burlington.
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Hope Loses Opener Of Grid Season
Ashdown Panthers use breaks to derail Hope in season opener 14 46. Coach Higgin’s Bobcats face Prescott at Hammons Stadium as local rivals set to clash Friday night. Kittens start Thursday with eight game slate.
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Millwood Lake anglers haul 32 bass and crappie Friday
Pod Porterfield and Rev. Gerald Trussell caught a productive string of 32 bass and crappie while plug fishing on Millwood Lake Friday afternoon. The largest bass weighed about 3 pounds.
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Millwood Lake
Grid Cards Beat 49ers by 21 to 10
Charley Johnson thrived after Army duties, throwing two touchdowns and running for another as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco 49ers 21-10 in exhibition play. Spurrier struggled with five interceptions as SF fell to 3-2 while Cardinals improved to 3-2 and prepared for next week’s Rams matchup.
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Moody Wins World Series of Golf
Orville Moody, an Army sergeant and rising pro from Killeen Texas, captured the World Series of Golf with a three-under 67 for a two shot win. His 36 hole total 141 earned $50 000 and he neared 130 000 for the year. George Archer finished second with 143 after a 69 while Ray Floyd and Tony Jacklin tied at 145.
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Chevrolet Makes It 2 in a Row
Philadelphian Roger Penske looks set to claim a second Trans-Am title as Ron Bucknum won the Kent race giving Chevrolet a 76-62 lead over Ford. Foyt won the Hoosier Hundred and Dodge drivers dominated several NASCAR and USAC events while Par nel Jones and Mark Donohue trailed in Trans-Am action. The ABC telecast highlighted Bucknum’s win and Penske’s inching toward the title.
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