Mets Rally Over Pirates Amid Errors In NL Roundup
Mets beat the National League leaders 9 5 as Pirates four miscues produced six unearned runs. Jose Pagan's three fourth inning errors tied a league record, while Ron Swoboda and Ed Bressoud aided New York with crucial hits. Bill Mazeroski homered twice for Pittsburgh. Houston edged Cincinnati 5 4 and Los Angeles topped St Louis 3 1.
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Benchwarmers Riddle Par In Insurance Open
Hartford AP report on the Insurance City Open notes the field’s bench strength as none of the top four leaders is among the top 60 money winners. Former Masters champion Art...
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Clay Center and Oakley Win In Softball Tourney Action
Clay Center defeated El Dorado 7 to 3 while Oakley beat Nickerson 12 to 2 to cap first round play in the Kansas State Girls High School Softball Tournament. Tonight double elimination action includes Cunningham versus El Dorado and Nickerson versus Ira Price Cafe, with Garnett vs Clay Center and Coffeyville vs Oakley in the winner’s bracket. 골
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Sports facilities near completion at Ottawa High School
Ottawa High School expects most athletic facilities to be ready when school opens. Gym flooring of about 10000 square feet is due soon and will take three weeks to lay, with bleachers to follow. PE classes will mostly be outdoors if weather permits, and basketball season begins in late November with the East Kansas League tournament hosted by OHS in December.
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Branch Chucks Retirement But Signs With Dolphins
BOCA RATON Florida AP Ree retirement didn't suit Mel Branch six year veteran of the AFL's Kansas City Chiefs. Branch announced weeks ago he planned to retire. Thursday he signed a contract with the AFL's Miami Dolphins.
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Schollander Targets Two World Records At AAU Meet
Olympic star Don Schollander, 20, of Yale and Santa Clara Swim Club, regained the world 400 meter mark with 4:11.6 at Lincoln opening Night. He aims to break his 200 free record of 1:57.2 and push toward 1:55 as the four day AAU outdoor championships unfold, with Martha Randall and Pokey Watson pursuing women's 400 and 200 freestyles and John Nelson challenging the 400 free mark.
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