Dolphins Triumph in Longest Opening NFL Game
Miami defeated Kansas City 20 10 on opening day as Bob Griese connected with Marlin Briscoe for a first quarter TD and Garo Yepremian added two field goals to build a 20 point lead. Kansas City scored late as Len Dawson found Willie Frazier, while Don Shula praised the effort in the heat at Arrowhead Stadium.
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NFL Line Scores From Week A Show Multiple Games
Summary of multiple late season line scores including Atlanta Chicago Oakland Detroit New York Jets Buffalo and Pittsburgh. Highlights include passing receptions runs and field goals with team totals and notable player names and kickoffs.
Pro Football Standings Snapshot East and West
Pro Football standings shown for the NFL's East and Central divisions with wins losses and points. Notable results include New York Jets 41 Buffalo 24 and Dallas 28 Philadelphia 6 as Sunday games are listed alongside upcoming schedule and Monday night game.
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Trevino Beats Beman To Win St. Louis Classic
Lee Trevino overcame a one stroke deficit on the final day at Norwood Hills. He won the St. Louis Golf Classic with a 72 hole total of 269 to finish 11 under par, while Jim Beman finished one behind at 270 and earned $17,100. Trevino’s victory boosted his year earnings to $199,168 and moved him into sixth on all time earnings.
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Snead Wins West Virginia Open in Mature Comeback
Veteran Sam Snead, 60, edged Barney Thompson to win the West Virginia Open at South Hills Golf Club. Snead shot 66 70 70 for 206 four under par, beating Thompson by two. Billy Capps finished third, Roy Shreves close behind.
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Offensive Standouts Face Off in Raleigh County Battle
Larry Shaw 31 from Offensive Threat Coming to assist Burroughs joins the lineup. Harris led Sophia with two touchdown receptions of 55 and 50 yards in an 18 to 12 defeat by the Tigers. John Prince scored twice for Shady Spring in the Raleigh County clash.
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Tigers Beat Brewers as Race Tightens With Red Sox
Dick McAuliffe hit two homers to power Detroit past Milwaukee 6 2 and move within a hair of Boston in the AL East race. Orioles and Red Sox also stumble as Cleveland and New York win, keeping the title chase wide open down the stretch.
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Buddy Bell
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Sparky Lyle
Probable pitchers and results from Saturday baseball slate
National League Today matchups feature Pittsburgh Ellis 14-7 at New York Koosman 9-11 and other games including San Francisco Barr 7-8 at Cincinnati Billingham 10-12. Saturday results show high scoring Chicago 18 New York 5 and Boston 10 Cleveland 0 among scores across the circuit.
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Astros Use Eight Pitchers In 15 11 Win Over Dodgers
The Houston Astros rally to a 15 11 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers as manager Leo Durocher used eight pitchers. Lee May powered the offense with a solo homer, a one run single, and a three run double. Cesar Cedeno and Jimmy Wynn drove in multiple runs as Houston tied the major league record for most pitchers used in a game. The Reds hold a seven game lead in the division.
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Beckley Archery Club names new officers after safari shoot
Roger Goodson outshot rival Roger Howerton by 170 points at Beckley Plaza range. Howerton named president with Ron Price as vice president and Larry Plumley as secretary treasurer. Results list A Class leaders Goodson 795 Howerton 625 Thompson 560. B Class Greene 470 Milam 455 Price 435. C Class Hoffman 370 Smith 370 Edwards 360. D Class Milam 2% Holidy 230 Hopkins
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Ron Price
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Ralph Smith Jr
Louis Edwards
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Major League Line Scores and Baseball Summary Fragments
Fragmented box score notes show various MLB games with misread lines. Mentions Davis May McNally Marshall Morton Philadelphia and other teams with pitchers wins and losses, homer notes, and incomplete inning data.
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