Cardinals Rally Past Giants In Six-Run Sixth Inning
St. Louis, mired in a 3-15 run, exploded for six runs in the sixth inning to beat San Francisco 7-3. Ed Crosby scored on a sacrifice fly, Lou Brock hit a bases loaded triple, and Ken Reitz, Joe Torre, and Ted Simmons contributed key hits as Juan Marichal departed after the eighth. Wise, the Cardinals ace, drove the rally with a beaning that sparked two more runs.
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Red Schoendienst
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Schoendienst
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Juan Marichal
Lazarus
Joe Torre
Ted Simmons
Ken Reitz
Marichal
Ed Crosby
Tim McCarver
Randy Moffitt
Simmons
Moffitt
Ed Goodson
Rick Wise
Lou Brock
Luis Melendez
Brock
Reitz
Wise
Goodson
Melendez
Torre
Tigers Top Royals 6-1 as Coleman Improves in Detroit
Detroit pitcher Joe Coleman improved to 5-1, holding Kansas City to eight hits and guiding the Tigers to a 6-1 win. Royals managed only a single run on Lou Piniella’s sixth inning single. Duke Sims belted a two-run homer for Detroit as Royals saw two runs cross on a balk.
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Steve Busby
Kansas City
Royals
Tigers
Joe Coleman
Bengals
Tiger Stadium
Jack McKeon
Yankees
New York
Coleman
McKeon
Chicago
Wilbur Wood
White Sox
Boston
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Tiger
Wayne Simpson
Tom Burgmeier
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K.C. Big Guns
Lou Piniella
John Mayberry
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Bulldogs Split Close Contests in Weekend Doubleheader
Mexico Bulldogs split a weekend doubleheader with Waynesville. Gary McFarland earned the win in relief in the nightcap as Mexico salvaged a 6-2 victory after dropping the opener 64. Drew Smiley drove in two with a double and solid fielding support behind him. The win improves Mexico to 7-4 as they head to district play at Wentzville with Tim Hotop slated to start.
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Waynesville
Mexico
Jerry McFarland
Bulldogs
Rolia
Gary McFarland
Harvey Maassen
Drew Smiley
Billy Stephens
Stephens
John Ekedahl
Bob Bastian
Smiley
Ekedahl
Larry Lewis
Chris Hotep
Lewis
Chuck Golden
Gary
McFarland
Ezell
Steve Botkin
Golden
Tim Hotep
Knicks Stifle Celtics to Reach NBA Finals
Walt Frazier led the Knicks to a 94 78 win over Boston in Game seven of the Eastern finals. The defense locked down the Celtics as New York advanced to face the Los Angeles Lakers with confidence and a strong finish. Frazier scored 25 points after a slow start as Dave Cowens and Jo Jo White struggled against the Knicks’ work on that end.
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New York Knicks
Los Angeles Lakers
Walt Frazier
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Frazier
New York
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
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Celtics
Dave Cowens
Jo Jo White
Sharp-Shooter
Lakers
Los Angeles
California
Red Holzman
Meminger
Graf & Sons trap shoot awards over $7000 in prizes
The Graf & Sons three day trap shoot yielded over seven thousand dollars in awards. Grand prize went to Mike Ryan of Sheldon Nebraska with 97 and a car valued at $2000. Multiple shooters earned trap guns and top scores across categories.
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Graf & Sons
Mike Ryan
Sheldon
Neb
Clarence Smughlin
Mokane
Rich Schneer
Owensville
William Button
Norton
Kan
Bruce Bellrichard
Rochester
Sports Roundup From Weekend NBA ABA Scores
Highlights include Baltimore 2 Oakland 1 and Milwaukee 4 Texas 3 in baseball like notes. NBA and ABA briefings mention New York 94 Boston 78 and Indiana 111 Kentucky 107 in overtime as the league charts best of seven series with games scheduled across Saturday Sunday and Monday.
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Montreal Defeats Chicago 8-3 to Lead Stanley Cup Final
In a high scoring Stanley Cup Final game Montreal defeated Chicago 8-3 to take a 1-0 lead in the best of seven series. Future games are listed with times in EDT and indicate remaining schedule.
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Chicago
Mon
Sunday Evening Couples final standings at Mexico Lanes
Final standings list and top scores from Sunday evening bowling at Mexico Lanes. Teams include T's & S's, Gutterballs, Moormans, Ringo Neighbors, Leftovers, Alley Cats, Anythings, Ding-A-Lings, Plowboys, Maybe's, Failing Pins, Two Plus Two, Coasters, and G M's. Ken McQuarry led with high game 233 and 613 series. Billie Meyer posted 188 and 522.
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Ringo Neighbors
Ken McQuarry
Billie Meyer
Coasters
G&m
MMA Netmen Whitewash Inexperienced Bulldogs 9-0
Missouri Military Academy blanks Mexico in tennis as the Bulldogs field four freshmen and two sophomores on a day affected by the band trip. Singles see Recob and Montgomery fall to Epple and Alonis respectively, Debondt and Geary drop, Williams and Baber win a doubles set but lose. Next action is at Columbia Wednesday.
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Greg Baker
Don Williams
Thomas
Jim Recob
Bob Epple
Finley Montgomery
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Pat Walter
Baber
Mark Dunn
Williams
Chris Jenkins
Jenkins
Harold Knoll
Recob
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Geary
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Columbia
Mexico Track Teams Struggle at Relays but Shine in Dashes
Mexico eighth grade finished third in their division at the Columbia Junior High Relays as depth hurt the squad. James Johnson won the shot put with a season best and placed fifth in discus, while Lanza Childs set a Centralia Relays long jump record at 21 feet 6 1/4 inches. The freshmen had limited success but posted podiums in pole vault and sprints. The Bulldogs head to Jefferson City next for a dual meet.
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West Junior High of
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David Fisher
Jim Talbert
James Johnson
Ron Miller
Mike Batty
Miller
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Johnny Fry
Austin Miller
Lanza Childs
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Ed Fry
Craig Barnes
Mike Stubblefield
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Elmer Johnson
Mike Long
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Bob Barnes
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