Giants Lose Ground as Braves Tie for West Lead
The Atlanta Braves beat San Diego 4 2 to clinch a tie for the NL West title as Rico Carty homered and doubled, raising his average to .343. Juan Marichal improved to 21 wins for the Giants with an 8 1 victory over the Dodgers, delaying the division outcome.
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Rico Carty
Braves
Padres
Carty
Marichal
Giants
San Francisco
Bill Singer
Willie McCovey
Hank Aason
Lebanon Raceway Race Card Highlights Farm Team Names
The page lists Lebanon Raceway race lineups including first race trot Eppa Girl withMike Warren Emily Oliver and others. Subsequent races feature horses with names like Pact Sam Exworthy Western Duchess Miracle Mystic Adios Clay and Jo Ann Lu Ann among a long string of entries.
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Eppa Girl
Mike Warren
Emily Oliver
Park Avenue
Lennox Hanover
Testerone
Wake Up
Blind Crusader
Sam Exworthy
Western Duchess
Miracle Mystic
Adios Clay
Miss Dubye
Ann Lu Ann
Tai Lor Tot
Rob Roy
Prince Lenawee
Cherry Tart
Honey Way
Napoleon Star
Koal Clay
Walkaway Dillon
Peastown
Tide Wyne
Star Face
H'gh Dandy
H. B. Direct
Miss Savndra Song
Abbe K. Abbe
Julis Way
Moore Adios
Charmin
Glory
Jay Nee Bleockctene
National League Standings and Sunday Results
The National League East leads by New York at 99 61 with Chicago 91 69 and Pittsburgh 86 74. St Louis 85 74 and Philadelphia 62 97 trail. Montreal 52 108 sits last. West shows Atlanta 92 68 San Francisco 89 70 and Cincinnati 82 74 leading, Los Angeles 83 76, Houston 80 79, San Diego 50 109. Sunday results: Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1, New York 2 Philadelphia 0, St Louis 2 Montreal 0, Cincinnati 4 Houston 1, Atlanta 4 San Diego 2, San Francisco 8 Los Angeles 1. No games today.
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Giants
Los Angeles
Juan Marichal
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Braves
Cincinnati
San Diego
Padres
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Houston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
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Phila’phia
San Fran
Baseball Standings and Recap of Last Night’s American League Games
The American League standings show Baltimore atop with 108 wins and a .769 percentage. Detroit and Boston trail, while New York and Cleveland fall further behind. In last night’s results, New York defeated Baltimore 3 2, Washington beat Cleveland 7 6 in 10 innings, Detroit beat Boston 10 3, California won 6 5 over Oakland in 11 innings, and Kansas City defeated Chicago 10 3. Kilkenny improved to 7 4 6, Cuellar fell to 23 10, Nagy moved to 12 2, and Bosman stood at 13 5.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Detroit
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Chicago
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Seattle
Baltimore
Washington
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Cuellar
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
Batting leaders include Carew and Oliva from Minnesota with high averages and hits. Key players R Jackson and Killebrew top runs and RBIs while Palmer and McNelly post strong pitching records, with McDowell and Lolich leading strikeouts.
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Carew
Minnesota
Reese
R. Jackson
Oakland
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Killebrew
Powel
Oliva
Clarke
New York
Minesota
R. Smith
Boston
Unser
Washington
Kilebrew
Batting and Power Leaders From the Season Standings
Rose leads Cincinnati with a .347 average and 118 runs while Clemente drives Pittsburgh with a .341 mark and 215 hits. McCovey tops home runs with 45 for San Francisco. Brock and Morgan pace steals. Seaver leads with 257 strikeouts and a 2.21 ERA.
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Rose
Cincinnati
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Bonds
San Francisco
McCor
Ney
Santo
Cheago
M. Alou
Kesinger
Chicago
Pittsburch
McC
Hennessey Wins PBA National Championship
Tom Hennessey of St. Louis defeated Al Fuscarino of Garfield 216 to 211 to take the Professional Bowlers Association national title. The veteran pro secured his fourth PBA championship in the tournament held in Cincinnati, a limited field event not featuring national tour players.
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Cincinnati
Tom Hennessey
St. Louis
Hennessey
al Fuscarino
Garfield
N.J
Garden Stater
Armco Triangles Clinch Preble Shawnee Open Title
Camden report says Armco Triangles edged Don's Carry Out to win the Preble Shawnee Open tournament over the weekend, adding another championship to their record.
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Camden
Armco Triangles
Trangles
Don's Carry Out
Boswell Bounces Back After Brawl With Bill
Boswell returns to form after the Aug 6 altercation and wins his 20th game, edging Seattle 5-2 in the opener as Minnesota’s late season surge continues. Odom struggles for Oakland in a 6-5 11 inning loss. Stottlemyre earns his 20th with New York past Baltimore.
Can Am Title Won By McLaren Repeats Cup Pace
McLaren clinched its third consecutive Canadian American Challenge Cup as Bruce McLaren and Denis Hulme led the 1 million series race at Cambridge Junction. Hulme finished second while Petty won the Old Dominion 250 at Martinsville to close the gap in the NASCAR Grand National title race.
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McLaren
Richard Petty
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
Denis Hulme
Cambridge Junction
Midh
Hulme
Petty
Martinsville
Dan Gurney
America
Jo Siffert
Switzerland
Bob Tattersall
Streator
Ill
Terre Haute
Ind
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Mel Kenyon
Nascar
Middle Georgia Raceway
Macon
Frank Sessoms
Darlington
S. C
Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
U.S. Auto Club
Sacramento
Calif
Gary Betenhausen
Tinley Park
Bob
Royals Dominate Suns 132-110 in Exhibition
In Danville Illinois the Cincinnati Royals beat the Phoenix Suns 132 to 110 as nine Royals reach double figures. The game Sunday night featured balanced scoring and strong team play.
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Danville, Ill
Cincinnati Royals
Phoenix Suns
National Basketball Association
Palafox Wins U S Professional Lawn Tennis Title
Tony Palafox of Port Washington New York won the singles crown at the U S Professional Lawn Tennis Association meeting in Miami Beach. He defeated Fritz Schunck of Chattanooga Tennessee in the final 7 9 8 6 6 3.
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Fla
Tony Palafox
Port Washington
N.Y
Mexico City
Fritz Schunck
Chattanooga
Tenn
Buckeyes Dominate In Opener As Top-Ranked Ohio State Crushes TCU
Ohio State, led by John Brockington's three touchdowns, routed TCU 62-0 to extend the nation's longest major college win streak to 15. Fred Taylor praised Ohio State's depth with 70 players rotating in, while Penn State Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Georgia and Indiana also posted strong showings or notable upsets in the opening weekend.
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Jim Otis
Rex Kern
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Associated Press
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Notre Dame
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Phipps
California
Indiana
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Landis Captures Forest Hills Seniors Golf Title
Paul Landis won the Ben Finkbone Memorial Seniors Tournament at Forest Hills Country Club with a 33 34 67 in the 50 59 age group. Gene Smith and Roger Cornell shared second flight top scores 71 gross. Mel DeMaris and Steve Geckeler led the first and second flight nets with 61 and 58. Thirty six players entered.
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Paul Landis
Ben Finkbone
Forest Hills
Landis
Wiley Ritter win Senior Men's Doubles at Middletown
Tom Wiley and Paul Ritter captured the Senior Men's Doubles Tennis Championship at Middletown Tennis Club with a 6-1 6-4 victory over Perry Grier and Richard Haller. The 21-team event saw Wiley Ritter reach the final after defeating Bob Leasure and Joe Barrison while Grier Haller beat Bruce Lansaw and Bill Noll in the semifinals.
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Tom Wiley
Paul Ritter
Middletown
Wiley
Ritter
Perry Grier
Richard Haller
Bob Leasure
Joe Barrison
Grier
Haller
Bruce Lansaw
Bill Noll
Braves rally past Padres to clinch NL West tie
Rico Carty drove in three runs with a double and his 16th homer as Atlanta defeated San Diego 4 to 2, securing a share of the National League West Division championship.
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Tony Perez
Reds
Houston
Cincinnati
Wayne Granger
Granger
Bob Gibson
Expos
St. Louis
Gibson
Byron Browne
Joe Torre
Browne
Associated Press
Rico Carty
Braves
Atlanta
San Diego
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