Padres Edge Pirates 4 3 In Ninth Inning Rally
Dave Campbell drove in three runs including a ninth inning winner as the Padres beat the Pirates 4 3 in San Diego. Roberto Clemente was involved in a chicken joke on the field during the game amid his earlier kidnapping scare in 1969. Campbell's bases loaded single capped a late rally that erased a 3 1 Pittsburgh deficit.
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Baseball Tuesday results and standings update
Results show Boston a 1 0 winner over Minnesota and New York 2 Kansas City 1 in 12 innings. Chicago defeated Washington 4-3 while California fell 6-10 to Detroit. Baltimore beat Oakland 5-1 and Milwaukee 4 Cleveland 2 in 10 innings. National League East standings list Pittsburgh leading with 70 wins, New York 66, Chicago 66, St. Louis 60, Philadelphia 58, Montreal 55. West division tops Cincinnati 84, Los Angeles 71, San Francisco 64, Atlanta 64, Houston 57, San Diego 49. Open games include Chicago 4 Los Angeles 1 and Pittsburgh 4 San Diego 3 in NL play, with several matchups noted for Thursday.
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Firming Up Kerrvalle Lines Cited as Key Issue
In Kerrvalle Texas an AP report notes coach remarks on depth of the offensive line. He says if Ron Saul, a rookie, could strengthen the unit, the team could improve. The fragment indicates concerns over line depth and potential remedies.
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PRO Charting Jets Prospects for 1970 Season
The Jets enter 1970 with few changes despite injury risks and a tough division. They rely on Donovan Maynard and Maynard at receiver, Snell and Boozer in the backfield, and a stout line. The defense faces losses but seeks depth from Penn State rookies Onhots and Ebernele while injuries to Philbin and Hud son shape plans.
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Fishing Winds Down Housing Shortage Hurdles Fishermen
Reports from the Corpus Christi area after Hurricane Celia show strong game fish activity along the coast with kingfish dorado sailfish ling and jack crevalle. Housing remains tight as crews flood the region and hotels fill up, leaving arriving fishermen to self supply or seek Rockport accommodations if available.
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Hixson Shines as SMU Offense In Scrimmage Display
SMU coach Hayden Fry lauded Chuck Hixson after a third scrimmage segment in Dallas that showcased a 9 of 14 passing effort for 140 yards and 109 rushing yards on 12 plays. Fry also highlighted Gordon Gilder, Gary Hammond, Harry Hargrave, Bill Jackson, John Jordan, Sherwood Blount, Jo Stutts, and Pat Curry for their contributions. Royal upbeat about Eddie Phillips as Texas QB successor, while Arkansas drills rough on quarterbacks. Walter Nelson suffers finger fracture and Joe Ferguson returns with back soreness.
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Shaving Strokes by Frank Beard
A humorous note on golf putting explains glare off a putter’s head causing missed putts. The author suggests applying tape to reduce glare and jokes about dulling the surface over time.
Bomb Scare Delays Twins Red Sox Game In Minnesota
In a delayed MLB night, a bomb threat forced an evacuation of Metropolitan Stadium for 44 minutes as the Twins and Red Sox played to a 1-0 Boston win. Tony Conigliaro homered in the eighth. the Angels surged in a doubleheader, closing the gap behind Minnesota.
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Whitsell Blasts Cowboys Coach Whitsell Blasts Cowboys
Free safety Dave Whitsell, 34, released by Dallas after 13 NFL seasons, publicly criticized coach Tom Landry as the Cowboys favored younger players. He recalled a storied career with Detroit Chicago and the 1963 champions, while other veterans found new teams.
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San Juan wins Bronco World Series title in Chesapeake
San Juan Puerto Rico defeated Oklahoma City 3 2 to claim the Bronco World Series championship in Chesapeake after dropping their first game but winning the rest in the double elimination event. Chicago Bears acquire Bill Stevens from Green Bay for 100 waiver price. Stevens from El Paso Texas was Packers third round pick in 1968. Rico Cartier of the Atlanta Braves named 1970 Christmas Seal ambassador by the National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association.
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TCU Preview centers on quarterback Judy and upcoming season
Coach Fred Taylor fields a talented start for the Horned Frogs led by quarterback Steve Judy who is lauded as a versatile playmaker. The piece notes Judy’s national ranking in total offense, depth at key positions, and the challenge of replacing several graduated stars as TCU opens the season September 12 at Texas Arlington and schedules Purdue Wisconsin Arkansas Oklahoma State Texas ABM Baylor Texas Tech Texas Rice and SMU.
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