Crowley exacts 13th inning win for Orioles
Jerry Crowley blasted a two run homer in the 13th as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians 9-7. Dave McNally left with a 7-2 lead but Cleveland tied the game with a three run homer by Ted Uhlaender and a Foster RBI single. Foster added his 23rd homer earlier.
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Jerry Crowley
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Dave Baylor
Richmand
Crowley
Orioles
Dave McNally
Ted Uhlaender
Roy Foster
Chuck Hinton
Foster
Atlanta
Marty Martinez
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Jim Wynn
Bob Watson
Martinez
Astros
Doug Rader
Norm Miller
Cubs Protest Disallowed by National League President
National League President Charles S Feeney rejected the Cubs protest over a Montreal game last Sunday in which Ron Fairly hit a ball down the right field line for a run scoring double. Cubs manager Leo Durocher claimed a ball boy kicked the ball near the bullpen, affecting the eighth inning and Cubs hopes in the East race.
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San Francisco
Charles S. Feeney
Chicago Cubs
Montreal
Cubs
Leo Durocher
Expos
Ron Fairly
Fairly
Durocher
Baseball scores and matchups from a league night
Baltimore 9, Cleveland 7. New York 1-8, Detroit 3-3. Boston 5, Washington. Minnesota 1, Kansas City 0. Chicago 5, Milwaukee 1. Oakland at California night. Oakland Blue 2-0 at California Murphy 15-13. Detroit Redd 1-3 at New York Peterson 18-11. Baltimore Palmer 20-10 at Cleveland Paul 2-7. Milwaukee Pattin 13-12 at Chicago Weaver 1-2. Boston Lieber 14-8 at Washington Gogolewski 2-1. Minnesota Blyleven 10-8 at Kansas City Johnson 7-12 NX.
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Boston
Washington
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Oakland
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Murphy
Redd
Peterson
Palmer
Paul
Pattin
Weaver
Lieber
Gogolewski
Blyleven
Johnson
Night Baseball Scores Roll In Across Cities
Yesterday results show Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 and Philadelphia 5 Chicago 3. Los Angeles 9 Cincinnati 3 while Houston won 7 over Atlanta 4. Montreal tied St Louis 7-5 and San Diego faced San Francisco with top pitchers Kirby, Marichal, and Sutton noted.
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New
San Diego
Kirby
San Francisco
Marichal
Los Angeles
Sutton
Cincinnati
Gullett
Houston
Dierker
Atlanta
Stone
New York
Seaver
Blass
Chicago
Decker
Gura
Philadelphia
Lersch
St. Louis
Briles
Moneal
Stoneman
Fair racing results and horse heats at Woodbine
Detailed results from first to fourth races at Woodbine including horse names, jockeys and owners. Notable entries include Rosemary's Bill and Doctor Star at Aqueduct, with purses and daily double context. The page lists multiple heats with placements and times across the card.
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Faithful Ghost
G. B
Wayghost
Meredith Capper
Cameron
Joe Offutt
Worthy Knight
B. G
Ray Lineweaver
Maurertown
R. Lineweaver
Spuds Boy
Spud Day
Alvin Lineweaver
A. Lineweaver
Hi Way Flash
B. m
Hi Way Tagg
Muriel
Geneva Knill
Woodbine
Stephen Guy King
Newport
B. H
Newport Dream
Carl Ramsburg
Walkersville
Lewis Ramsburg
Pinehaven Rex
Pinehaven Rip
Harry Burgio
Bridgeville
Del
Bill Benard
Night under lights for college football and racing notes
A racing card list from Shenandoah Downs and Hawthorne includes multiple horses and bettors with paid exacta details and daily double outcomes. Separate notes state Mississippi teams drop day games this season while the University of Texas at El Paso schedules nine night games under floodlights.
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Mississippi
Mississippi State
University of Texas At el Paso
Middies Face Boston College In Annapolis Clash
Navy seeks improvement as it hosts Boston College in a key 1970 college football Saturday. Navy, 1-1, aims to rebound after a mixed showing against Penn State, while Maryland battles North Carolina and other state teams open their seasons. Don McCauley leads UNC ground attack and Maryland adjusts after a loss to Duke, with various crews debuting this week.
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Pro Football Roundup Opens Week Two with 12 NFL Games
Mike Rathet reports on first losses by Sonny Jurgensen Gart Starr and Terry Bradshaw as Washington St Louis Green Bay Atlanta Pittsburgh Denver face key matchups. After week one chaos Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland San Francisco Los Angeles Buffalo New Orleans Minnesota Jets Houston Giants Dallas Oakland Chicago on schedule Sunday and Monday night Kansas City Baltimore nationally televised.
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Gart Starr
Terry Bradshaw
Jurgensen
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Vessels Ready To Go In America's Cup Race
The Weatherman forecast a 10-15 knot southwest wind for the America's Cup match. Gretel VI and Intrepid, both crews tested sails and crew on Friday as competition heats. Intrepid leads 3-1 in the best of seven while Gretel VI seeks to level the series in varied wind conditions.
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Australia
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Intrepid
Gretel
Martin Visser
Gretel Ws Cohelsman
Maddox seeks ways to block Ali Quarry boxing bout
Georgia Governor Les Maddox announced efforts to stop the October 26 Muhammad Ali Jerry Quarry heavyweight fight in Atlanta. He questioned Ali's eligibility while noting promoter plans to donate 50,000 to drug abuse campaigns as bribe money and said he would pursue legal avenues and appeal to city officials if needed. Ali said he hopes to fight again at Madison Square Garden and is renewing his New York license.
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Jerry Quarry
Ali
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New York
Madison Square Garden
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New York State Athletic
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