Brown Leads Bengals to First Victory Ever in Expansion Debut
Paul Brown's Cincinnati Bengals beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 19 3 in an exhibition, his first coaching win since 1962. Dezzy Warren threw for 268 yards and set up all three Cincinnati touchdowns as Dewey Warren led a sharp offense.
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Seaver Dominates Reds With All Around Play
New York pitcher Tom Seaver delivered a standout effort against Cincinnati, scattering five hits and one run while contributing three notable fielding plays. Ed Kranepool homered and Art Shamsky added a solo shot as the Mets won 7-1. Seaver also aided a Cincinnati rally turnaround with a sharp defensive sequence and doubled home two in the seventh.
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Cardinals Rally On Errors Beat Pirates 4 2 In NL Action
Pittsburgh trims NL leading St Louis to four hits but four Pirates errors fuel a 4 2 Cardinal win. Nelson Briles and Joe Hoerner key relief as Pirates drop to 17 8. Cubs blank Houston 2 0 and Dodgers end eight game skid with 5 4 win over SF.
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Nevele Pride Dominates Hambletonian Triumph at Du Quoin
Nevele Pride driven by Stanley Dancer wins the Hambletonian at Du Quoin, marking his 39th win in 43 starts and boosting earnings to $511,400. The 3-year-old trotter leads first heat in 1:59 3-5 and second heat in 1:59 2-5, with a last quarter of .27 4-5. Keystone Spartan and Dart Hanover battle for second.
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National League Tonight Schedule Key Matchups
The National League slate features Chicago at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at Atlanta, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at St Louis, and Houston at Los Angeles. Tuesday results list Chicago at San Francisco and Houston at Los Angeles.
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Sunday Baseball Score Highlights and Twin Night Matches
Results show New York 6 5 Detroit 5 4 Baltimore 3 Boston 2 Washington 10 Cleveland 9 Minnesota 10 Chicago 2 California 5 Oakland 1. Scheduling lists twin night games including Minnesota at Washington Oakland at Baltimore Cleveland at Boston and Detroit at Chicago with Milwaukee and others.
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Weather and score roundup across cities and leagues
Rain delays in Tacoma at Seattle and Hawaii at Vancouver. Okla City lost 1-2, San Diego 0-1, Portland 2-7, Spokane 1-6, Denver 6, Phoenix 2, Tulsa 4, Indianapolis 2. International League Louisville 4-3 Buffalo 2-7, Rochester 8-5, Richmond 4-3 Jacksonville 5-8, Syracuse 4-3 Columbus 11, Toledo 5.
Latonia Race Course Entries and Race List Summary
Entries listed for all ten races at Latonia Race Course. Bayport Eby and Ray's Choice head the first trot. Alvin and Prince Volo lead the pace in race two. Coney Island Star Russet and Walkaway Dillon feature in race three. Other races include Veda Tass and Sherry Gay Bell in race five. Ohio's Gene and Paragon Pick in race six and seven respectively. Sunrise ail and Jean's Tavern in later heats.
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Son Wins Race After Dad Dies at Plymouth State Fair
A harness race in Plymouth NH ended with Ray Barnes taking the sulky after his father Gerald Barnes collapsed and died before the start. Ray drove Ed Hope to victory in both heats, with Gerald pronounced dead at Plymouth Hospital.
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Colavito Sparks Yankees in Doubleheader Sweep
Rocky Colavito pitched 2 23 innings in relief for New York to beat Detroit 6-5 in a first game that featured his return to the mound in 10 years. He later homered in the nightcap as the Yankees swept the Tigers, tightening Detroit’s AL lead to five games over Baltimore.
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