Reds Top Cardinals In Ninth To Stop Streak
Cincinnati erased a five game Cardinals run with a five run ninth and beat St. Louis 8 7 to move to 8 2 in head to head games. Pete Rose delivered key hits while Lou Brock’s late throw could not prevent Stewart from scoring. St Louis plans Bob Gibson against Gary Nolan next.
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National League West and East standings and weekend results
Baseball standings show San Francisco leading the West with 76 wins and 55 losses, followed by Los Angeles and Atlanta. Pittsburgh tops the East with 78 wins, while Chicago and New York trail, rain delays and weekend games listed with matchups and pitcher records.
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Major League Baseball Twin Bill Night Lineup Notes
The schedule lists matchups across the American League and National League with pitcher records. Notable games include Minnesota at Cleveland, Chicago at Detroit, and Baltimore hosting Milwaukee with key pitchers Luebber, Foster, Bradley, Cain, Thompson, Dobson, Pattin, Krausse, McNally, Cuellar, and Hedlund.
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Bengals Seek 4th Straight With Cards At Riverfront
Cincinnati hosts St Louis in a pre season game as Ken Anderson expected to start at quarterback while Paul Brown paces preparations for a tough matchup. Cincinnati aims for a fourth straight exhibition win behind Robinson possibly out with ankle and Willis set to step in.
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Bengals Waive Injured Robsin and Lawson
Cincinnati Bengals place veteran Paul Robinson and rookie guard Steve Lawson on the waived injured list. Both players are injured with an ankle and a dislocated shoulder respectively and could be claimed by other teams within 25 clubs. If unclaimed, Cincinnati may activate them after two weeks.
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Middletown High Announces 1971 Football Season Tickets
Reserved season tickets for Middletown High School's 1971 home football games are on sale. Faculty Manager of Athletics Stan Lewis announced tickets can be bought in the high school office or ordered by calling 422 7432. A letter with an order form was mailed to previous ticket holders.
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Monroe Fans Meet The Team At Meet The Team Night
A meet the team night is planned for Wednesday at Monroe High where fans meet the 1971 Hornets. A Mason scrimmage follows at 8 p.m. The Hornet Boosters Club will recruit new members for the 1973 season.
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Cubs Rally Past Braves in Five-Hit Pappas Gem
Chicago breaks slump by defeating Atlanta 3 to 0 as Milt Pappas limitates the Braves to four singles and Billy Williams drives in all three Cubs runs with a two run triple and a 25th homer. Williams also stars with RBIs as Chicago tightens its grip on the NL East race behind a strong defense and timely hitting.
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Jordan Wins Seniors Title In Miami Valley Golf Meet
Mrs. C G Jordan of Sycamore Creek CC Spr ingboro edged Mrs. Vic Carpenter by one stroke 93 to 94 to claim the Miami Valley Seniors Tournament at Brown's Run. Jordan posted 46 on the front nine and 47 after the turn to win her first title. Carpenter, last week’s city champion, shot a 46 on the back nine but fell short.
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Killebrew Homers Twice as Twins Tie Indians in Park Victory
Harmon Killebrew belted his 54th and 55th home runs, driving in five as the Minnesota Twins beat Cleveland 8-4 at Municipal Stadium. The slugger, easing in after a park change, homered off Steve Dunning and lifted Minnesota in the fifth with Rod Carew and Tony Oliva aboard. Detroit topped Chicago, Kansas City beat New York, Oakland won against Washington, California edged Boston, and Milwaukee–Baltimore was postponed.
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Shula Plans Full Effort In Preseason Showdown
Dolphins coach Don Shula says he will play his No. 1 quarterback Bob Griese and most starters long in the preseason game against the Lions who are 7 0 in Florida. CBS will televise at 9 p m EDT with about 60 000 in attendance as Miami seeks its first preseason win.
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Phipps Gets Fourth Straight Start For Browns In Bears Game
SOUTH BEND Ind AP Mike Phipps will start a fourth straight game at quarterback for the Cleveland Browns against the Chicago Bears at Notre Dame. He is slated for two quarters before Bill Nelson takes over to begin the second half. Don Gault may get passing duties. Tom Truesdell starts at defensive tackle for Sherk who has a sprained knee. Gary Collins misses the game with bruised ribs and Dick Schfrath is doubtful with a pulled hamstring.
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Mount Healthy Wins Babe Ruth World Series Semi Final
Mount Healthy Ohio defeated Lompoc California 50 to reach the Babe Ruth World Series final in Albuquerque New Mexico. Pitcher Mark Neahring held Lompoc to three hits while adding two singles, with Gary Radziwon driving in three runs and Jim Camarata adding two RBIs. Mount Healthy, after a loss to Lompoc, has won five straight in the double elimination event and must beat Puerto Rico twice to claim the title.
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Rain Washes Out Final Qualifying at Hammond Grand Nationals
Heavy rains forced the cancelation of final qualifiers for Hammond Indiana eliminations. Joe heavy rains leads in pro super stock with a 9.84 second run at 138.88 mph while Jim Hayter sits second after 10.05 seconds and 136.36 mph. Jimmy King tops funny car with 7.37 seconds and 197 mph as Grand Nationals prize money exceeds 100000 dollars.
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NFL Exhibitions Thursday Results Dallas Beats Houston 28 20
Dallas defeats Houston 28 to 20 in an exhibition game. The outcome highlights Dallas scoring drives and Houston’s resistance, with key plays shaping the final score.
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