Baseball Scoreboard National League standings and daily results
National League top teams led by New York and Chicago with Montreal, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles in pursuit. Monday results include New York over St. Louis 4-3, Montreal over Chicago 8-2, and Philadelphia 2-4 over Pittsburgh. several key games and upcoming schedule listed with starting pitchers and matchups for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Phila
Phia
Montreal
Atlanta
San Fran
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
New York
St. Luis
Philadelphia
Pittsb
San Francisco
Hands
Robertson
Moose
Fryman
Koosman
Taylor
Reed
Marichal
Griffin
Sisk
Nolan
Arrigo
Singer
Moeller
Twinight
Staubach Poses Problem For Cards In Opener
The Dallas Cowboys poised to face the St. Louis Cardinals at the Cotton Bowl with rookie quarterback Roger Staubach shredding defenses. Coach Tom Landry may start Craig Morton if healthy, while Staubach vows to mature into a pocket passer despite his roaming plays.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Baltimore
Roger Staubach
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Tom Landry
Craig Morton
Roger
Staubach
Big Eight Roundup and coaching notes from fall practice
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney may name a starting quarterback for the Southern California game just before kickoff in Lincoln. Jerry Tagge and Van Brownson lead the contenders as Ainsworth seeks a knee operation replacement for Joe Orduna. Other notes cover Kansas State, Baylor, Iowa State, Syracuse, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, and NFL Giants activity with injuries and depth concerns.
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Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Keith Best
Joe Colquitt
Atlanta
Iowa State Cyclones
Johnny Majors
Syracuse
Oklahoma State
Floyd Gass
Chuck Fairbanks
Oklahoma Sooners
Boxing Results From Tokyo and North Adams Matches
Boxing results list Tokyo Jenji Iwata 128 outpointed Flash Besan des 130 Philippines ten rounds. North Adams Al Romano 147 out pointed Roy Williams 141 Reading Pa ten rounds. New Orleans Percy Pugh 142 out pointed Miguel Barreto 143 New York City fifteen rounds. Pugh retained U S welterweight championship.
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Tokyo
Jenji Iwata
Japan
Flash Besandes
Philippines
North Adams
Mass
al Romano
Roy Williams
Reading
NEW Orelans
Percy Pugh
New Orleans
Miguel Barreto
New York City
Pugh
U.S
Bowling Week Leaders and Standings This Week
Top bowlers Leola Meador and Ruth Mock each rolled 221 games for the week ending Sept 12 while Ruth Mock posted a 573 series. Team highs included Peoples National Bank Ottawa Bowl 819 game and 2350 series. Various leagues report highs and first place ties with Budge's Hardware leading at 8 0. Deadline to Tulsa 1970 national tournament entries is Nov 1.
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Leola Meador
Ruth Mock
Peoples National Bank
Ottawa Bowl
Virginia Hoffman
ILGWU
Lee’s Cafe
Ruth Mack
Arnold’s Jewelry
Todd’s Insurance
Sue Wolgast
Pizza Village
Sky Hooks
Baldwin-Ward
H. D. Lee
Velma Foster
Dorrie Lesler
Budge’s Hardware
Beautyland, Bienie’s Garage
Towners
Dorothy Toumberlin
Hazel Guyett
Royal T
Bent Fender
Hallie Michael
Cledar Roller
Dixie Green
Virgie Sink
Elaine Christy
Hazel Liegerot
June Hettier
Ellen Cromwell
Reven Fuller
Mary Perkins
Deloris Doman
Billie Leach
Mae Ransom
Tulsa
Okla
Monday Night Mixed Bowing Scores Summary
Bowling scores from Ottawa area leagues list top totals and leaders for October 30. E Martin posted 202 for UNPREDICTABLES with 519 series, P. Fritts led VOLCANOES with 169 single and 438 series, and J. Robertson top 200 game for McMULLEN OIL. Other high performers include R Weems 440 for NATIONALS and D Doman 448 for OTTAWA BOWL.
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R. Cole
E. Martin
R. Weems
D. Wright
A. Foster
C. Burns
Volcanoes
C. Fritts
P. Fritts
Brunswick League
Helen and Bill’s Cafe
B. Wenthe
B. Bond
B. Jones
First National Bank
K. Liegerot
LE Master
League Leaders League Leaders American League Batting
League leaders show top players in batting runs and pitching across the majors with names such as Carew Reese Oliva and Palmer, plus notable stats for Bonds McCovey and Clemente, including hits home runs and stolen bases.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
Reese
R. Jackson
Oakland
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Killebrew
Powell
Oliva
Clarke
New York
R. Smith
Boston
F. Howard
Washington
Harper
Seattle
Campaneris
Palmer
McLain
Detroit
McDowell
Cleveland
Lolich
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Kansas City
California
Meyers
Bunker
Nash
Perry
Wright
Johnson
Horlen
Hiller
Downing
Williams
Lonborg
McNally
Hannan
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Wash’n
Oakland A
Kansas _ City
Dodger
Bubba Smith
Colts
Fran Tarkenton
Navy
Cowboys
George Nordgren
Chuck Kyle
Purdue
Bobby Boyd
Don Alley
Larry Conjar
Boyd
Los Angeles Rams
Jim “Red” Phillips
Frank Marchlewski
Jim Nettles
Rick Cash
David Ray
Detroit Lions
John Baker
Bobby Thompson
New
Leans. Baker
Lions
Saints
Joe Wendrykowski
Rocky Wallace
Missouri
Wallace
Tigers
Dan Devine
Mark Kuhlman
Air Force
John Cowan
Steve Mizer
Kansas Jayhawks
Pepper Rodgers
John Douglas
Green Bay
Zeke Bratkowski
New York Giants
Frank Parker
Gaitibles
Ottawa
Morel
Prestone
Kansas
Sterize
Rae
Wall of Magnum
Varcon Magnum
Arger
By Hazel Liegerot
M.F.A. Insurance
J. Robertson
McMullen Oil Company
C. McDaniel
C. Jones
Clemente
Bonds
Rose
McCovey
Santo
M. Alou
Kessinger
B. Williams
Brock
Morgan
Seaver
Maloney
Jenkins
Gibson
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