NFL Teams Trim to 40 Man Roster Across League
Multiple NFL teams announced cuts to reach the 40 man limit for the season. Baltimore Colts dropped Bobby Boyd Don Alley and Larry Conjar. Atlanta Falcons cut Ken Vinyard Rick Eber Jeff Van Note and Dicky Lyons. New Orleans Saints released Joe Wendrykowski John Douglas Tom Barrington Ralph Smith. Minnesota Vikings cut Jerry Marcanti Dick Kotite Gary Roberts. Detroit Lions waived John Baker Bobby Thompson. Pittsburgh Steelers cut Jim Shorter Steve Barrett. Dallas Cowboys released George Nordgren Chuck Kyle. St. Louis Cardinals cut Mike Strofolino Moe Forte Gene Huey. Green Bay Packers trimmed to 40 including Zeke Bratkowski and others.
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Ken Vinyard
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Joe Wendrykowski
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Tommy Vaughin
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St. Louis Football Cardinals
National Football League
Mike Strofolino
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Moe Forte
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Gene Huey
Wyoming
Mets Beat Cardinals as Swoboda Two-Run Homers Spark Win
Ron Swoboda hit two two run homers to lift the New York Mets to a 4 3 victory over the St Louis Cardinals. Carlton pitched for the Cardinals in a bid to set a modern major league strikeout record but the Mets scored in each inning and edged ahead in the eighth. The Mets remained ahead of the Cubs in the NL East chase with their win and the article notes a rain delay and Carlton’s dominant showing despite the loss.
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Ron Swoboda
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Saines
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Eit Foui
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Sandy Koufax
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Don Wilson
Houston
Bob Feller
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Cards
Swobodal Wehmoos
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Swoboda
Tommie Agee
Donn Clendenon
Red Raiders Face Uncertain Offense in Season Preview
Coach King describes defensive strength as big spray element and experience. He notes offense lacks playtime experience at tight end center tackle quarterback and fullback. Split ends are all new and two junior college transfers have not yet played varsity.
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DFW Spurs Edge Out In Home Stretch Narrow Loss
Dallas Fort Worth arena night saw the Spurs edged in a tight late stretch. The home team battles for lead as key players push for a comeback with a late run failing to clinch a win.
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Spurs
Voss Delivers Bases-Loaded Triple as Angels Top Chisox
Bill Voss drilled a bases-loaded triple in the seventh inning to spark the California Angels to a 4 0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Jim McGlothlin and Ken Tatum combined on the shutout pitching, while Fred Rath took the loss in his major league debut. The Angels totaled four runs, all earned on extra-base hits, as Chicago managed five singles.
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Bill Vogs
Jim McGlothlin
Ken Tatum
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Fred Rath
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Jim Fregosi
Jay Johnstone
Rick Reichardt
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Ngels
Indians Rally Past Red Sox On Sims Ninth inning homer
Duke Sims belted a two run homer in the ninth to cap a Cleveland comeback and lift the Indians to a 4 1 victory over Boston. The tied game followed Jose Cardinal's fourth hit off Lee Stange and continued with a sequence of singles before Sims connected on a 3 2 pitch for his 16th homer.
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Ste Jen
Frank Baker
Mike Andrews
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Cesar Tovar
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Rick Monday
Tito Francona
Coronado Booster Club Jottings Preview
Coronado Booster Club notes an 7:30 p.m. event. Andrés DAAA is highlighted as a favorite in previews and local sports chatter.
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Killebrew powers Twins past A's for decisive win
Harmon Killebrew blasted a 43rd homer and drove in two as the Minnesota Twins beat Oakland 6-3. The victory narrowed the A.L. West pressure and trimmed Oakland's lead as Killebrew's late run highlighted the comeback. Rick Monday opened scoring for the A's with his 11th homer, while Dave Boswell earned the win.
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McLain Sharp in 2-0 Detroit Win Over Yankees
Denny McLain pitched his ninth shutout of the season, allowing only two hits as the Detroit Tigers blanked the New York Yankees 2-0. He earned his 23rd victory Monday night, aiding Detroit’s victory despite limited run support.
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Veale Suffers Loss as Phillies Sweep Pirates in Doubleheader
Philadelphia shuts out Pittsburgh 2-1 in the opener as Bob Veale’s eight game win streak ends amid a one hit prior to the ninth. Dave Watkins drives in the winner with a single off Fred Patek’s glove after Callison and Ricard o Joseph reach base. The nightcap sees Tony Taylor and Callison give Philly the early lead, while John Metrer belts a first Major League homer for Pittsburgh before Don Money and John Briggs answer for the Phillies.
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Larry Hisle
Don Money
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Fred Patek
Deron Johnson
Willie Stargell
Rick Wise
Tony Taylor
John Jdeter
Carl Taylor
Mike Ryan
John Briggs
Jerry
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Hurler Hero Seattle Edges Royals 4-2
Gene Brabender limited Kansas City to three hits over seven innings and scored the winning run himself as Seattle beat the Royals 4-2. Brabender, now 13-2 on the season, moved to the top of expansion-era pitching winners, with Pat Kelly driving in both Royal runs and Brabender scoring on a wild pitch in the first. Wayne Comer provided the third hit support with Brabender’s run.
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Ning
Ken McBride
Los Angeles Angels
Bennie Daniels
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Brabender
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Pat Kelly
Ed Kirkpatrick
Selui
Montreal Wins 8 2 as Cubs Slump Continues
Ron Fairly drove in four runs with two doubles and John Bateman belted a two run homer as Montreal beat the fading Chicago Cubs 8-2. Mike Wegener worked five innings for the win while Ernie Banks opened scoring for the Cubs. The loss drops Chicago four games behind the Mets in NL East as Montreal strings a four game winning streak.
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John Bateman
Chicago Cubs
Mike Wegener
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New York Mets
Ernie Banks
Rusty Staub
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Gary Sutherland
Sutherland
Mack Jones
Coco Laboy
Palmer Loser Sens Nudge Orioles 3-2 For Streak End
Washington Senators beat Baltimore 3-2 ending Jim Palmer's 11 game win streak. Brinkman drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single after Allen doubled to spark the late rally. Del Unser Lee Maye and Mike Epstein contributed key hits in a tying eighth.
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