Dobson Turns Tide in Kansas City Stumbles End Run
Pat Dobson ended a six game losing streak by besting the Kansas City Royals 5 to 4. Mayberry belted a 450 foot homer and drove in multiple Royals runs as the Yankees recover with help from Tippy Martinez. Dobson improved to 10-13 as Sparky Lyle remained unavailable.
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Pat Dobson
Dobson
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Kansas City Royals
Tippy Martinez
John Mayberry
Mayberry
Hal McRae
Thurman Munson
al Cowens
Yankees
Bobby Bonds
Dennis Leonard
Munson
Graig Nettles
Tony Solanta
McRae
Royals
Bond
New York
Yankee
Fred Patek
Sandy Alomar
Billy Martin
Young Martinez
Sparky Lyle
Billy
Martinez
Martin
Lyle
Sparky
Hrabosky Relishes His Rescue Work
In Atlanta the Cardinals beat the Braves 2-1 in game two of a doubleheader as Al Hrabosky saved the effort, while St. Louis earlier won 4-1 behind Ron Reed. The Pirates dropped 8-3 to the Reds, tightening the NL pennant race pressures.
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Atlanta
Mike Thompson
St. Louis
al Hrabosky
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Cards
Ron Reed
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinal
Rasmussen
Dave May
Dusty Baker
Mike Lum
Vic Correll
Rod Gilbreath
Thompson
Mike) Garman
Ron Fairly
Ted Simmons
Reggie Smith
Elias Sosa
Ted Sizemore
Sosa
Simmons
Mike Tyson
Rob Belloir
Ken Rudolph
Rudolph
May
Buddy Bradford
Sizemore
Ken Reitz
Smith
Reed
Jamie Easterly
Reds
Pirates
Bucs
Cincinnati Reds
Dock Ellis
Ellis
Danny Murtaugh
Cincinnati
Fred Norman
Time For Bowhunters To Practice And Plan
Missouri bowhunters harvest about 1500 whitetails from Oct 1 to Dec 31 with roughly 25 000 permits sold, meaning under seven percent succeed. Tips emphasize eight weeks of practice, field conditions, area scouting with Missouri Geological Survey maps, gear checks, and patience. A bowhunter shoot is planned at Callaway Archers Range in Fulton on Sept 14 to simulate hunting conditions. contact Ron Whittaker or Det. Lewis for details.
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Rolla
Missouri Bowhunters Assn
Callaway
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Ron Whittaker
Det. Lewis
Baseball Roundup of Scores and Schedule
Baseball roundup lists results including St Louis 2 Allentown 1 and several others. It notes upcoming Sunday games with matchups such as San Diego at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York St Louis at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Montreal Chicago at Houston and other listed pairings.
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New York
Montreal
Los Angeles
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Diego
Johnny Bench
Pittsburgh
Riverfront Stadium
Manny Sanguillen
Jim Rooker
St Louis
Allenta
Cincinnati
R. Reuschel
Roberts
Falcone
Swan
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Candelaria
Eifingham
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Curtis
Morton
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Jones
Christenson
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Cb Pittsburgh
Philphia St Louis
West Cincinnati
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Alanta Houston
Chamals
Montgomery City Aces
Rhineland
Montgomery City Kings
New Haven
Hoelscher's
Mexico
Todd's
Jonasburg Y OF
Harlem
Loutre
Merman
West End
Bankers
Wellsville Stags
Sports matchups headline from 1960s era standings
Boston visits Chicago and Texas travels to Baltimore in doubleheader style listings. Cleveland plays Minnesota while Milwaukee meets Oakland and New York faces Kansas City. Detroit challenges California with Bracket era names across the schedule.
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Cleveland
Raich
Minnesota
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Staton
Oakland
Holtzman
Texas
Perry
Baltimore
Grimsley
New York
Medich
Kansas City
Busby
Detroit
Bare
California
Hockenberry
KL Pet
West Oakland
Kansas
Kansas Ciy
NCAA Chief Sees Convention Saving Colleges Over 15 Million
NCAA executive director Walter Byers said a two day convention reduced expenses by more than 15 million through scholarships cuts and smaller coaching staffs. He rejected claims the NCAA sought to end autonomy and hinted at a possible four division reorganization.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Walter Byers
Hart Metcalf To Lead Cards Against Jets
St Louis AP Jim Hart and Terry Metcalf, young stars from last season, start for the Cardinals against the Jets in a preseason game. Hart passed for 20 TDs in 1974 and Metcalf set a club yards record. Namath will lead New York as Emerson Boozer returns for the Jets. The Cardinals expect better offense as Don Coryell cites early progress and pride in the young backs and line.
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Metcalf
Jets
ST. Louis
Jim Hart
Terry Metcalf
New York Jets
Charley Winner
Kansas City Chiefs
Jim Ons
Cards
Don Coryell
Joe Namath
New York
Emerson Boozer
Minnesota Vikings
Bob Rowe
Rowe
Sue Tra Priceine
Former Wife Drives Davis From Lineup
Atlanta AP report: Willie Davis, 35, of the St. Louis Cardinals was disqualified after issues with his former wife Gina led him to miss a doubleheader with the Atlanta Braves. A team spokesman said he will not receive his $100,000 plus salary and the club will replace him on the active roster. Davis explained wage garnishments on his pay, tied to his divorce, were the cause.
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Willie Davis
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Atlanta Braves
Davis
Cards
Bing Devine
Associated Press
Gina
Los Angeles
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Larry Bowa
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