Davis Delivers in Ninth for Dodgers Streak Keeps Rolling
Dodgers outfielder Willie Davis snapped a four at bat futility streak with a ninth inning double off Jack DiLauro to score Maury Wills and beat the Mets 5-4. The hit preserved Davis long hitting streak, left the Dodgers one game back in the NL West, and followed earlier late drama including Tommie Agee and Donn Clendenon homers for New York. Pete Mikkelsen earned the win. DiLauro took the loss as Montreal, Chicago, and Philadelphia won in other NL action.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Maury Wills
New York Mets
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Jack DiLauro
Gil Hodges
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Don Kessinger
Bill Hands
Giants
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Coco Laboy
Ron Brand
Hunt
Jim Fairey
Pirates
Rico Carty
Johnny Callison
Woody Fryman
Phillies
Padres
Fryman
Ivan Murrell
Chiefs Aim to Stay Unbeaten in AFL Exhibition
Chiefs visit Atlanta in a bid to extend their perfect AFL record, aiming to match the 1966 unbeatens. Len Dawson has thrown six TDs in two games, while Atlanta counters with Jim Butler Paul Gipson and Junior Coffey. Bob Berry likely starts for the Falcons as Dallas faces the Jets in a sold out Cotton Bowl showdown.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
Kansas City Chiefs
Atlanta
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New York Jets
Oakland
Detroit
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Jim Butler
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Robert Holmes
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Twilight League bowling scores from Everett's and local leagues
Bowing results listed for Twilight League at Everett's Barbershop, Commercial League venues, and Texaco. High series and game scores recorded for players including Miller, Gilroy, Hollen, Hettler, Schofner, Whiteford, Fuller, Knight, Moyer, Tienken, Strickland, and Page with team standings noted such as Everetts 4, Ma Dairymen 3, Ottawa Bus 1, Bob Luce Boats 0, Crites Body Shop 3, Lamb Roberts 3, Guy's Foods 1, Dgn's Cleaners 3, and Texaco 1.
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Twilight League
Everett's
A. Miller
G. Gilroy
J. Hollen
MA Dairymen
D. Miller
Ottawa Bus
C. Hettler
Todd Mobile Home
R. Schofner
Bob Luce
J. Foster
Dgn’s Cleaners
C. Strickland
Texaco
G. Page
Baseball Scores And Schedules From Wednesday And Friday
Wednesday results show Los Angeles 56 New York 4 San Francisco 2 Montreal Philadelphia 9 San Diego Cincinnati 2 Chicago 0 Atlanta 8 Pittsburgh 1. Upcoming matches include Los Angeles at San Diego and Philadelphia at New York.
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Montreal
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Pittsburgh
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Overcall draws 8 post in National Pacing Derby
Westbury New York AP reports Overcall seeks a 16th straight victory from outside No. 8 post in the $50,000 National Pacing Derby at Roosevelt Raceway Saturday night. The 6-year-old undefeated this season is the early 2-5 favorite.
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Associated Press
Westbury
N.Y
Overcall
Roosevelt Raceway
A's Open Four Game Set With Twins In Playoff Push
Oakland begins a four game series in the West as Minnesota seeks to pad its lead and lock up a playoff berth. Rod Carew sits out three games for military obligation while Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva spark a big sixth inning in a 4-2 Twins win over Kansas City.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Oakland
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Athletics
Twins
Boston
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A's
Cleveland
Minnesota
Billy Martin
Cal Griffith
Martin
Rod Carew
Harmon Killebrew
Dave Boswell
Tony Oliva
Leo Cardenas
Boswell
George Mitterwald
Killebrew
RBI
Quarry Quits Again After Flooring London
Oakland AP Jerry Quarry stopped Brian London with a jolting right hand at 2:30 of the second round. Quarry, 24, said his right hand hurt and he decided to quit boxing. London, No. 2 rated Briton from Blackpool, finished on his face. Quarry had earlier hinted at retirement after losses in title bouts to Frazier, Patterson, and Clay.
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Jerry Quarry
Brian London
London
Blackpool
England
Quarry
Joe Frazier
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