Murphy Blends Best as Angel Hurler Wins 16th Game
Angels pitcher Tom Murphy wins his 16th, despite a rough seventh inning, as Eddie Fisher's three relief innings preserve a 4-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Murphy reflects on control and future potential while drawing comparisons to Clyde Wright and noting his 1971 goals. Alex Johnson hits in Tour trips, maintaining a share of the league lead with Carl Yastrzemski.
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Fractured OCR Note Links Fire Threats to Players
Fragmented text describes brush fires near Northwest weather and threats to players Tammy Rey and Milly Wyner, with mentions of Reynokis, a Monday departure, and flames affecting homes. Also references to names like McKinney and Indian Rivers in garbled lines, likely from a sports page or local notices.
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Georgia Gov Maddox blocks Clay Quarry boxing plan in Atlanta
Gov. Lester Maddox moves to block Cassius Clay from fighting Jerry Quarry in Atlanta on Oct 2, amid a web of local politics and race. Atlanta leaders seek Clay license through city board while Maddox pursues a broader racial platform after the primaries. Quarry trains in Gillman Hot Springs as negotiations and telecast plans unfold across multiple venues.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Monday Night Action
The National and American Leagues show Cincinnati and San Francisco leading divisions, with New York Chicago and Houston among top contenders. Monday results include New York 6 Chicago 3 and Houston 3 San Francisco 0, with upcoming Dodgers and Cardinals matchups and schedule notes across both leagues.
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Mets Tie for 2nd Amid Boos at Shea Stadium
The Mets and Cubs battled to a 10 inning 3-1 deficit comeback as Donn Clendenon and Wayne Garrett homered to lift New York over Chicago in a tense night at Shea Stadium. Fans booed Cleon Jones and Joe Pepitone amid late season playoff push chatter.
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Nosworthy brothers energize Wilson Bruins in season opener
Wilson High football fans saw the Nosworthy trio shine as Drew Nosworthy, a junior guard and linebacker, stood out in a 1960s style lineup alongside brothers Dale and Dean. Coach Owen Dixon praised Drew as an “impailess” defender with potential to become a top linebacker. Warren visits in week one, aiming to rebound after a lopsided loss last season.
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Buchanan set to defend title against former champ Tamos
Ken Buchanan, the new lightweight champion, expects a fight with former champion Mando Tamos of Long Beach to resolve title issues. Buchanan, a Scotsman, recently won the WHA version from Ismael Laguna as Laguna lost the WEC version. Ramos is slated to face Pedro Carrasco for the vacant crown. Meanwhile the Hawaii Islanders end their working agreement with the Angels and seek another Triple A affiliate in Portland or Tucson.
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Rams Notes and Sports Snippets from the Week
Rams players debated a run up pattern with Willie Brown and Lance Alworth as the tying score came late in a practice recap. Coach Dowler praised the defense after beating Buffalo 19-0, noting Clancy Williams’ standout play while noting offense needs more touchdowns. Also covered are Santo’s threat impact, Crowder’s Penn State cold wakeup quote, Mrs. Carol Dunand’s Olympic exclusion and a South African star withdrawing from Dewar Cup due to medical advice.
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Pitching Jinx On Orioles in Pennant Race
The Baltimore Orioles chase the American League pennant with three 20-game winners Cuellar McNally and Palmer as Earl Weaver weighs risk. Since 1900, eight clubs had three 20-game winners with only two winning the title. Orioles face Minnesota in a must-win path. Cuellar led with a 24-8 mark by Sept 26, echoing history of pennant battles and cy young ties.
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