Seaver struggles as Rose-Garber duel echoes past
Seaver again pitches poorly as Atlanta defeats the Braves 5-3, his seventh loss since the no hitter against St. Louis. The Rose-Garber showdown near Riverfront Stadium stirs memories of last week’s Rose hitting streak end, amid fan boos and Garber’s eighth-inning out. Chicago beats Pittsburgh 5-4 on Buckner’s two-run single, while Dodgers top Padres 3-1 behind John’s six-hitter and Ferguson and Lacy homers.
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Giants top Browns in preseason opener led by Spencer scores
Spencer rushed for a three-yard touchdown and added a 55-yard run as the Giants beat the Browns 21-7 in Newark. Danelo added the extra point after a 15-yard Giants TD pass. Browns finally scored on a Luck Wright connection late, then Gregory sealed it with a 38-yard fumble return.
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Scoring Summary From Local Match
The scoreboard lists D Moore with 7 points and Sutter 9 plus Blackwell and Rader also at 9. The game ended with Western defense holding for a 64 point win over Reuss who scored 0 in two attempts.
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Baseball standings and scores from Monday and upcoming games
The National League division table lists Philadelphia leading the East, with Chicago, Montreal, Pittsburgh, New York, and St Louis chasing. San Francisco and Cincinnati atop the West alongside Los Angeles, San Diego, Atlanta, Houston. Monday results include Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4, Atlanta 5 Cincinnati 3, St Louis 6 Philadelphia 3, Los Angeles 3 San Diego 1. Upcoming Tuesday and Wednesday schedules detail cross games and starting pitchers across venues, with notable matchups including Pittsburgh at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Pinckneyville KC and Steeleville fast-pitch results and invite
Summary of Saturday softball games: Pinckneyville KC defeated Steeleville 16-13 in the first game and Steeleville won 5-0 in the second. Pinckneyville KC 36-23 record hosts Ruma Wednesday. Murphysboro Merchants swept Carbondale NAPA 10-1 and 10-5. Murphysboro Merchants remain 31-31 and host Vienna Correctional Center next. Girls fast-pitch at Marion Invitational shows Herrin 13 Little Egypt 5 and Marion 8 Murphysboro 3 with tonight’s schedule Little Egypt vs Murphysboro and Herrin vs Marion.
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Koeneman wins Bankers Tournament at Chester Country Club
Bill Koeneman of Chester fired a two under par 70 Sunday to capture the 10th annual Bankers Tournament at Chester Country Club. Dick Kammann of Belleville placed second with an 11 under 71 in a field of 120 bankers from Illinois and Missouri. The event used four classes under the Galloway system with multiple ties for low gross and low net across classes.
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Melvin Wins Feature at Williamson County Speedway
Bob Melvin of Logan won the feature race for top late models Saturday night at Williamson County Speedway near Marion. Top qualifiers were John Price Centralia Earl Hutchinson White Ash and Melvin. Joe Rider Mulkeytown won the bomber feature. Top qualifiers were Wes Sadler Anna and Mike Galloway Chester.
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Handy Clipper Wins Tee Ball Tourney at Herrin
Handy Clipper beat Scarlett TV 40 to 22 to capture the 7 year old Tee Ball title at Herrin. Team roster includes Shawn Whitecot ton, Jimmy Oldani, Wesley Harris, Chet Curbey, Kevin Moore, Jason Phillips, Devin McCluskie, Jimmy Humphrey, Scott Smith, John Russell, Mike Davie, Roger Baize, and Rodney Jarvis with coach Bill Foster and assistant Jim Harris.
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Salukis land two on mythical Missouri Valley team
Missouri Valley voters tabbed two Southern Illinois University Carbondale players for the mythical preseason all conference squad. Bernell Quinn. Mark Michuda from Salukis and the team includes West Texas State star Bo Robinson at fullback along with Tulsa, Wichita State and Drake selections. West Texas State was favored to win the conference.
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Tampa Bay claims Clemons Bears reduce roster to 74
Chicago Bears placed veteran safety Craig Clemons on waivers after he refused to practice without a new contract. Tampa Bay Buccaneers claimed Clemons and must decide if he reports or becomes a free agent within 24 hours. Bears roster trimmed to 74 with rookie free agent Hugh Crisp also waived. several Bears players nursing minor injuries after an exhibition loss to Oakland.
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