Phillies edge Cardinals as Sutherland drives in winner
Gary Sutherland doubled home a run with two out in the eighth to lift the Philadelphia Phillies and rookie Jerry Johnson to a 2 1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Johnny Briggs added a fourth hit, stole second, and scored on Tim McCarver's wild throw in a night cardinals slump that extended their losing streak to five games.
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Jerry Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Briggs
Ray Washburn
Tim McCarver
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Julian Javier
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Freehan's 25th Homer Helps Detroit Beat Baltimore
Detroit, the American League champions, beat Baltimore 5-3 as Bill Freehan hit his 25th homer, sparking a three-run fourth inning. Mickey Lolich(17-3) pitched six innings, allowing three runs on six hits, while Jim Hardin took the loss.
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TV Log Highlights Selections Across Channels For Wednesday
Listings show KKBC-TV schedule with Dick Cavett Movie News Treasure Isle Peyton Place Dream House and Santa Fe among the items. London gold market charges a 10 cent commission to sellers when gold nears forty dollars per ounce. buyers pay nothing.
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Giants Win 5 4 as Mays Bunt Upsets Astros
Willie Mays pushed across two runs with a bunt in the eighth inning to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 5-4 victory over the Houston Astros. Mays added his 22nd homer earlier, and Doug Rader misplayed the bunt allowing Dave Marshall to score, with Jim Davenport following.
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Homeowners Take On Major Home Maintenance Tasks
In Chicago a large share of home upkeep is shouldered by owners. More than a third of interior and exterior painting is done by residents, about one in six handles plumbing repairs, and twenty percent of roofing work is performed by the homeowners themselves.
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Johnson Powers Braves Past Mets 7-4
Deron Johnson homered twice driving in two runs to lead the Atlanta Braves to a 7-4 victory over the New York Mets on Tuesday night. The win snapped Mets rookie Jerry Koosman’s bid for 20 wins. Koosman lasted six innings, while Niekro, Martinez, and Milan combined on the Braves’ pitching.
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Blass blank Cincinnati as Pirates win 2-0
Steve Blass pitched a six hitter for his third straight shutout and ninth consecutive win, lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 2-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night.
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UPI Schoolboy Ratings Roundup of Texas Teams
The ranking note lists multiple Texas high school games with matchups, scores, and team records including Amarilla Taycosa, Galveston, Brazosport, Houston Jones, Reagan, Odessa Permian, South Oak Cliff, Adamson, Sam Houston, Smiley, Longview, Palestine, Abilene Cooper, Midland Lee, Pampa, Waco Moore, Fort Worth Como, Refugio, Bridge City, Henderson, Brownwood, Alvin, Angleton, Ennis, Grapevine, Sweetwater, Lubbock Dunbar, Wichita Falls, Bellville, Buna, Randolph, Crane, Monahans, Memphis, Fort Worth Kirkpatrick, Judson, Pearsall, Clarendon, Honey Grove, Cooper, Groesbeck, Spur, Seagraves, Ballinger, Weimer, Hallettsville, Pewitt, Linden, Hubbard.
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Mustang quarterback looks to play Ohio State after strong line play
Hixson praised Jerry Levins as an inspiration after a 38 yard TD pass. Levins said the sophomore star label fits Hixson as he discussed readiness for Ohio State and potential pro plans. Other backs Gil bert and Burnett received votes for their two TD performances in Razorback win.
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Giants Block Three Extra Points In win over Eagles
The New York Giants blocked three of four extra point attempts against Philadelphia, the most by a single team since 1950. Spider Lockhart added one blocked kick in Pittsburgh the prior week, while Jim Katcayage, Bob Lurtsema and Bruce Anderson drew note for the feat. The Giants also top the NFL in total offense and passing, with a strong rushing average, as Dallas leads in passer dumps and Detroit in interceptions.
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Jim Trimble
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Top 10 Texas schoolboy football rankings reshuffled
Ten new teams join the UPI Top 10 as early season shakedowns reshuffle the classes AAAA AAA AA and A. Brazosport rises to No. 3 after beating Memorial 14-0 while South Oak Cliff defeats South Garland 34-14 to reach No. 6. Sam Houston tops Texas City 20-7 to move to No. 7 and Longview defeats Tyler Lee 13-6 to reach No. 8. Permian climbs to fifth with a 6-0 win over Cooper.
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Brundage Reports Mexican Optimism on Olympics
Brundage cites General Jose Jesus Clark Flores, IOC vice president, who says the worst is over and that Mexico can host the Games with pride. Flores notes the public believes Mexico will conduct the Olympics properly. Brundage plans to depart Sunday for Mexico City.
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Raiders Senior Trio, Sophs Shine in 1968 Opener
The Avalanche-Journal honors Wayne McDermand, Denton Fox, Roger Freeman, and Lou Breuer as weekly backs and linemen for standout 1968 season opening performance against Cincinnati. McDermand earned defensive line. Freeman and Fox earned defensive and offensive back honors respectively. Breuer named offensive lineman of the week with notable blocking and receiving.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Roger Freeman
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Richardson
Texas A&M Faces Busy Texas Tech Lineup Adjustments
Texas coach Darrell Royal unveils four new starters for the Texas Longhorns ahead of a Saturday night showdown with Tech. Bobby Mitchell shifts to Danny Abbott’s guard spot, Tommy Souders takes tackle, Mike Perrin moves to end, and Ton Campbell starts at outside linebacker. Texas travel plans advance from Austin to Lubbock with a closed practice schedule.
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Local grid extended scoring runs and upsets across tiers
Seagraves built a late surge on a Flem mons to Gilmore aerial with 47 seconds left. Spur’s Gary Howell exploded for five TDs in a standout Class A win while Coahoma surprised Winters 36-8. Roosevelt fell 25-6 to Cooper, Farwell upset Dimmitt 12-7, and Sudan defeated Amherst 26-4 as Hanna and Bellar led the Pirates. Ralls beat Kress 17-7 and eyes undefeated Lockney next. Howell tops Class A scoring with 30 points, Bellar right behind with 28, Evans 22 for Coahoma including 14 versus Winters.
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Greg Hargrove
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Washington routs Red Sox 10-2 behind McMullen
Ken McMullen reached base four times on two singles, a walk and an error and scored four runs as Washington defeated Boston 10-2 Tuesday night. Carl Yastrzemski added Boston's 22nd homer in the eighth.
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Tuesday Baseball Results From American and National Leagues
Baseball scores from Tuesday include American League games with Houston at Oakland and Boston at Washington plus Detroit at Baltimore and Cleveland at New York. National League matchups feature Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Chicago and San Francisco at Houston with several night games.
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Mel Wins Yanks Split Pair With Cleveland
New York and Cleveland split a Tuesday doubleheader. Mel Stottlemyre pitched a four hitter and drove in a run in the 5-4 NY victory. Paul and Domo held New York to five hits as Cleveland won 5-2 in the nightcap.
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