Howard's Bat Helps Dodgers Beat Giants 3-1
Dodgers win opener of the NL clash as Frank Howard hits a three run homer and Podres fires a five hitter to beat the Giants 3-1 at Candlestick Park. Willie Mays extends a seven game hit drought while Maury Wills and Willie Davis contribute steal and baserunning highlights.
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Doc Jocoy Tops Field at Del Mar
Del Mar stages its first stakes event of its 25th anniversary meeting, the Oceanside Handicap for six furlongs with a $15,000 added purse. Dac Jacay, Native Diver, and Love In View head the field as jockeys Willie Harmatz and Ralph Neves ride top contenders and connections claim a $208 daily double payoff.
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Angels Lose Heartbreaker in Detroit Night Game
Detroit hosts a tense 4-3 defeat as the Angels squander chances late. Norm Cash hits a crucial long blast while mental lapses and a late double play hurt the Angels in front of 38,500 fans at Tiger Stadium.
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Baseball Scores and Playoff Tensions Across Leagues
A scattered game list shows New York beating Chicago 4 1 and 1 0 within details of multiple AL and NL matchups. The narrative centers on the Detroit Tigers’ late rally and the Angels last night, plus Cronin’s pending ruling on a 15 day grace period for George Thomas returning from active duty.
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Dick Brown
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Yankee Luck and Long Lift Yankees to 4-3 Win
Dale Long hit a thinning fifth inning homer for the Yankees, driving in two and helping boost their lead to four games in the American League as they defeated the Chicago White Sox 4-3. Long, in his first season with New York after joining as pennant insurance, contributed three hits in a nine game stretch, including two homers and six RBIs over recent showings.
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Rams Target Lions Johnny-O In Preview
Rams coach Bob Waterfield and star players discuss a coming clash with the Detroit Lions led by Johnny Olszewski. The Rams aim to improve camp, rush defense, and establish a reliable pass rush with LoVetere and Jones emerging as key linemen.
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Moore Approves Arena Bout as Title Fight Nears
Davey Moore may defend his featherweight crown at the iSports Arena on October 29 after an ultimatum from the National Boxing Association. promoter John Horn offered Sugar Ramos from Mexico City as Moore's opponent for $10,000 plus travel, but Ramos has not replied. If Ramos declines, another challenger will be sought. Meanwhile a separate Moore vs Archie bout was discussed to help fund Los Angeles bid for the 1988 Olympics.
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Day Johnny Podres Shuts Out Dodgers in Victory
Johnny Podres pitched five hitless innings and allowed no earned runs as the Dodgers beat the Angels. Steve Bilko homered and drove in two runs in Los Angeles 4-1 loss to Detroit. Various garbled phrases reference stadiums and other sports, but Podres and Bilko are the clear figures in this clipping.
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Ramp Gae's vs Devgan on KR TELEVISION Tourney Dial
Local sports radio television guide lists Ramp Gae's playing Devgan in the Bening Tourney at 5 p.m. on KR te TELEVISION with Dai thar Fealere and KAT TAL coverage. Ticket prices show $98 for Cleroue versus Dele on KABY Pp.
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American Association. Louisville: 2. Menver ot 5 Andramagatis 31
In Louisville a local American Association event reports results with names such as Menver and Andramagatis and scores around 31 to 4. Details are sparse but indicate a competitive match or standings update involving city venues and participants.
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Heavyweights clash on national TV in Miami Beach bout
Mike DeJohn of Miami and Canadian champ Robert Cleroux meet in a scheduled heavyweight bout at Miami Beach Auditorium. Both expect a knockout, with Cleroux favored in his first national TV appearance on Channel 7 at 7 p.m. DeJohn vows to prove himself on air.
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