Minnesota Twins Lose 1 0 to Bosman as A L Lead Shrinks
Dick Bosman threw a 28-batter complete game 1-0 win over Minnesota, dropping the Twins and narrowing their AL lead to five games over Oakland. Wayne Comer and Harmon Killebrew produced the lone run in the first inning, while Cesar Tovar’s leadoff single started the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bosman
Minnesota Twins
Washingon
Twins
Cesar Tovar
Minnesota
Oakland
A’s
Cleveland
Bosman
Jim Kaat
Tovar
Kenoesha
Wis
Senators
Wayne Comer
Harmon Killebrew
Rick Reichart
Kaat
California
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago
San Francisco
San Diego
St. Louis
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Houston
Philadelphia
Sam McDowell
Tommy Davis
Davis
Duke Sims
Blue Moon Odom
Vada Pinson
Indians
Graig Nettles
Roy Foster
Roger Repez
Orioles
Moe Drabowsky
Angels
Jim Fregosi
Frank Robinson
Dave May
Brewers
Tigers
Denny McLain
Ed Kirkpatrick
Paul Schaal
Royals
Red Sox
Mike Andrews
Tony Conigliaro
Oklahoma-Texas Grid Tilt Tonight
The 33rd Ol Bowl between Oklahoma and Texas kicks off at 8 pm in Coyote Stadium with Oklahoma a seven point favorite. Texas counters with Tim Trimmier and Charles Davis as key players as 20 000 attend the charity game benefiting crippled children in Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Red River
Goliaths
Texas
Oklahoma
Sooners
Texans
Oklahoma Club
Coyote Stadium
Sooner
Brent Blackmon
Tulsa Hale
John Winesberry
Tulsa Washington
Jimmy Edwards
Oklahoma City Classen
Clyde Powers
Lawton
Okla
Tim Trimmier
San Antonio
Lee
Charles Davis
West Columbia
Dennis Ladd
Dallas Carter
Perry
Shaving Strokes 4 A Back Ball Focus Technique
The writer discusses a golf tip about watching the back of the ball to hit it squarely. Players place the ball with the manufacturer's logo facing away to focus on the back, helping maintain a downward swing and solid contact. The guidance is practical though not highly engaging.
Fragmentary Notice From New York Area
Partial OCR text from a New York area page shows scattered fragments likely referencing visual aids and a Bor acta. The legible bits are too incomplete to identify people events dates or organizations with confidence.
Bench Near Campanella Record as Reds Pound Mets
Cincinnati slugger Johnny Bench belts a two run homer as the Reds beat the Mets 6-1, inching toward Campanella’s mark for most homers by a catcher. Bench’s 40th is tracked amid a busy NL slate with May and Perez also homering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Lee May
Tony Perez
New York Mets
Jim Merritt
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Roy Campanella
Campy
Bench
Double Spotlight Races at Ruidoso This Saturday
Ruidoso Downs reads two major stakes on August 15. The Rio Grande Futurity for New Mexico bred two year olds offers a $34,500 purse with $15,525 to the winner. The Rainbow Futurity Consolation adds to a $170,000 total purse, with $5,814 to the first in the Consolation. Trials determined Rio Grande qualifiers and Rainbow times set the Consolation field. First post 1 30 p.m. MDT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruidoso Downs
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Allan Wisenbaker
Longview
Texas
Cable Trouble
John S. McKee
Alou Delivers In Comeback Win For Astros
Jesus Alou sparked Houston with three RBIs as he hit two in the eighth inning and drove in the decisive runs in a 4-3 Astros victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Jim Ray earned the win while Dick Selma took the loss in a game Houston erased a 3-1 deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campanella
Bench
Houston
Philadelphia
San Diego
St Louis
Atlanta
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Washington
Dick Bosman
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Oakland
Jesus Alou
Phils
Ollie Brown
Jose Arcia
St. Louis
Rich Allen
Joe Torre
Lou Brock
Rico Carty
Hoyt Wilhelm
George Stone
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Milt Pappas
Gaylord Perry
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Mets
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
Alou
Phillies
Tony Taylor
Larry Bowa
Don Money
Money
John Mayberry
Astros
Jim Ray
Dick Selma
Chris Short
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The American League East shows Baltimore leading with a 73 43 record and New York at 63 52, while Minnesota tops the National League with a 69 44 mark and Pittsburgh leads at 64 53. Thursday results include Baltimore 3 2 at California and Milwaukee 3 Detroit 2, with several upcoming matchups listed for Saturday and Sunday across both leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Wash
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Kan. City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
Hardin
Dobson
N. Detroit
Lolich
Wright
N. Cleveland
Chance
Lockwood
N. Chicago
John
Coleman
Drago
Peterson
Blyleven
Culp
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philaphia
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Ang
Atlanta
San Fran
Houston
San Diego
Carlton
Reuss
Ryan
Koosman
Jarvis
McQueen
Philadelphia
Wise
Simpson
N. Montreal
Renko
Cook
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chico Man Top Roper Past Week
Rodeo Cowboys Association reported 24 professional rodeos over the weekend from Attica New York to Plymouth California. Ronnie Sewall of Chico Texas won 2055 dollars in calf roping at Burwell Nebraska and Colorado Springs Colorado. Gary Tucker of New Mexico earned 1913 dollars in bareback bronc at the same two sites. Tucker trails leader Clyde Vamvoras of Burkburnett Texas by 1600 dollars. Madison Square Garden hosts a 15 performance leg with top pros competing, ending Sunday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
N. Y
Kankakee
Plymouth
Calif
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Ronnie Sewall
Chico
Tex
Burwell
Neb
Colorado Springs
Colo
New Mexico
Gary Tucker
Tucker
Clyde Vamvoras
Burkburnett
Madison Square Garden
New York
the Garden
Oilers Aim for Strong Split as Wally Lemm Rebuilds Team
Houston Oilers shift lineup under coach Wally Lemm aiming for a playoff push. Charley Johnson reconnects with Lemm, veterans like Elvin Bethea Pat Holmes and George Webster anchor units, with Doug Wilkerson and Ron Saul adding depth. Predictions place them third in the Central Division after offseason tweaks.
Shula Leads Dolphins as New Era Brings Promise
The article reviews the Miami Dolphins under new coach Don Shula, praising his leadership and the strong draft results. It highlights the acquisition of Paul Warfield and Marv Fleming, the return of Bob Griese, and key players like Larry Csonka and Nick Buoniconti while noting uncertainties in the offensive line and secondary. The piece projects a solid division race potential with Shula’s organizational strength guiding the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospectus
Dolphins
Don Shula
Paul Warfield
Cleveland
Marv Fleming
Green Bay
Howard Twilley
Karl Noonan
Jim Mandich
Sul Ross players named to U S World Volleyball team
Four members of Sul Ross State University's national champion women's volleyball squad were chosen for the U S All American team for the World Volleyball Games in Bourgas Bulgaria this September. Mary Jo Peppler will captain the squad. teammates Marilyn McReavy Jerry McGahan and Mary Rendell join her on the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross State University
United States
Bourgas
Bulgaria
Sul Ross
Mary Jo Peppler
Alpine
Miss Peppler
U. S
Laboettes
Marilyn McReavy
Big Lake
Jerry McGahan
Houston
Mary Rendell
Chicago
Ill
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rick Monday
Oriole
Paul Blair
Charles Bradford
White Sox
BY Tom Saladino
Camp Perry
Ohio
David Ross
Army Reserve
Woodbury
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ruidoso
Pensacola
Fla
Stan Stopa
New Orleans
Jerry Pate
Paule Haire
Memphis
Tenn
Adrian Stills
Hamburg
Germany
Tony Roche
Australia
Hans-Jochim Ploetz
West Germany
Tom Okker
Holland
John Alexander
Toronto
Marlene Streit
Ponthill
Ont
Spotty Bond
Charles Dorcas
Los Lunas
N. M
Deep Water
James Curry
el Paso
Motsaball
Carloss E. Alexander
Lovington
Dama Carbonada
R”’ Stable
Sunland Park
Special Girl
Edwin Wood
Albuquerque
THE
Chico Man
Oilers
Wally Lemm
Charley Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Lemm
Charley
Astrodome
Jerry Levins
Charley Joiner
Levins
Jim Beirne
Mac Mark
Bob Atkins
Alvin Reed
Woody Campbell
Army
Hoyle Granger
Roy Hopkins
Bill Dusenberry
Glenn Ray Hines
Walt Suggs
Tom Regner
Doug Wilkerson
Ron Saul
Pat Holmes
Elvin Bethea
Carel Stith
Tom Domres
George Rice
Willie Parker
Leo Brooks
George Webster
Olen Underwood
Ron Pritchard
Garland Boyette
Loyd Wainscott
Jess Lewis
Miller Farr
Leroy Mitchell
Zeke Moore
Ken Houston
Johnny Peacock
Roy Gerela
Miami
Shula
Bob Griese
Namath
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Mercury Morris
Stan Mitchell
Csonka
Tom Goode
Maxie Williams
Norm Evans
Bolin
Lance Olssen
Frank Emanuel
Doug Crusan
Griese
Bill Stanfill
Dave Campbell
Jim Urbanek
Manny Fernandez
Nick Buoniconti
Randall Edmunds
Ed Weisacosky
Tim Foley
Purdue
Curtis Johnson
Toledo
Jim Warren
Dick Anderson
Tails
Larry Seiple
Karl Kremser
Warfield
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!