Bengals Not Giving Ground Win Again
Cincinnati, 2-3, beat the New York Jets 13 to 9 in Memphis as Dewey Warren and Bob Johnson starred for the Bengals. Warren drove a 70 yard winning drive late, while Johnson opened holes up front for the decisive score.
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Cowboys Poised for NFL Title Run Despite Past Playoff Woes
Dallas, Texas AP report notes the Cowboys have strong offense led by Don Meredith and Lance Rentzel plus a stout defense headed by Bob Lilly and Chuck Howley. Landry emphasizes improving pass defense and secondary while a tough opener vs Detroit looms.
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Ralph Neely
Tony Liscio
Dave Manders
Leon Donohue
John Niland
Dennis Homan
Alabama
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Barry Belongs To Oakland Defection Spurs Legal Battle
In San Francisco Judge Walter Carpeneti ruled Barry cannot be forced to play for the Warriors beyond Sept. 30. The case centers on Barry’s 1967 two year deal with Oakland and alleged damages to San Francisco from his defection. Mieuli seeks $4.5 million while the court estimated losses around $356,000 plus $814,850 claimed by the Warriors.
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Pat Boone
Second Round The Best In 1908 U S Open At Oak Hill
Rochester AP reports the 1908 U S Open at Oak Hill saw record scoring in the second round with twelve players under par 70. The fourth round also saw ten players break par while only three pros beat par in the first round. The third round featured five pros at 69 or better, and none of the sixteen amateurs beat par.
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Wilson's Bat Helps On Hill
Detroit pitcher Earl Wilson adds a four hitter and drives in four runs with a homer and a single to lift the Tigers to a 9 1 victory over Baltimore and trim the Orioles pennant hopes in a key AL showdown. Wilson's 31 career homers trail only eight from the all time pitcher mark.
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Major League Leaders and Top Batters Listed
American League leaders include Oliva and Yastrzemski tied for hits with 150 and 145 respectively, McAuliffe 80 runs, Harrelson 102 RBIs, and Campaneris 150 hits with 48 steals. Pitching leaders show McLain 26-5, Tiant 229 strikeouts, and Santiago 9-4. National League top lines show Rose at .346, McCovey 83 RBIs, and Brock 39 doubles with 12 triples. Pitchers Kline 11-3 and Marichal 23-7.
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Seaver Dominates Cardinals in Mets 8-2 Victory
Tom Seaver pitched seven perfect innings and allowed three hits in completing an 8-2 Mets win over the National League leading St Louis. Ron Santo drove in all five Cubs runs with two homers as Chicago beat Houston 5-3.
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Jim McAndrew
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Denis Menke
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Baseball scores and upcoming games from National League
National League results include Chicago 5 Houston 4 and New York 8 St Louis 2. Other scores: Atlanta 2 Pittsburgh 0, Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 4. Today’s schedule lists multiple games including Atlanta at Pittsburgh and Houston at Chicago.
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Columbus at Jacksonville pod rai Syracuse 2
Syracuse defeats Columbus with a 2 0 scoreline as listed. Other scores show Rochester 5 over Toledo 3 and Tulsa 7 over Indianapolis 2 with Vancouver 6 Seattle 3 and Denver 3 over Oklahoma City 2. Phoenix 5 over San Diego 4 and Hawaii 5 over Tacoma 3. Spokane 4 over Seattle 1.
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Short Ends Long Spell Shields Phillies Victory Over Reds
Philadelphia lefty Chris Short earned his first win against Cincinnati since 1966 and snapped a five game losing streak for the Phillies. A 3-0 lead built by Mike Ryan and Tony Taylor held as Short pitched five innings before Gary Wagner and Dick Farrell closed out the win 7-4 despite a late Reds rally led by Pete Rose and Johnny Bench.
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Fishing Good on Ohio Waters Forecast for Holiday Weekend
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports generally excellent fishing statewide. Cooler temps should boost movement of most species, improving holiday weekend prospects with area notes showing Buckeye Lake clear water and fair bass bluegill catfish. Stonelick Lake clear and slow for bluegill and bass. Acton Lake clear and above normal with bullheads channel catfish carp and some largemouth bass. Outlook Good.
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Seaver Falters In Mets Win Over Cardinals 8-2
Tom Seaver carried a perfect start into the eighth before yielding three hits and two runs as New York beat St. Louis 8-2. Art Shamsky hit a grand slam in a six‑run fifth, while Lou Brock and Mike Shannon produced late two hits for the Cardinals.
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