West Virginia Eyes Peach Bowl Bid With Georgia Links
Tony Constantine notes West Virginia University hopes to land a Peach Bowl berth in Atlanta aided by Lions funds for charity. Mountaineers coach Jim Carlen and assistants Bell and Fligg are well known in Atlanta, with two Atlanta area grads on the squad. Pitt and Penn State loom on next fall’s schedule as WVU aims for a six-win season and bowl-worthy offense.
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Phillies Win 3-2 on Ninth Inning Rally Over Pirates
Philadelphia scores three in the ninth after a triple play in the eighth. Pinch hitter Don Lick walks, Tony Taylor singles, and Manuel Pizarro relieves to walk in the tying run before Jerry May’s error on Mazeroski allows the go ahead. Donn Clendenon homered for Pittsburgh with an earlier RBI single.
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Don Lick
Tony Taylor
Donn Clendenon
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Cookie Rojas
Bill Mazeroski
Johnny Callison
Richie Allen
Taylor
Jerry May
Mazeroski
Johnny Briggs
Pizarro
Face
Clendenon
Pirates
Chris Short
Sisk
Roberto Clemente
Manny Mota
Bobby Wine
Orioles Narrow Senators 5-3 as Sixth Straight Win Boosts Lead
Brooks Robinson and Paul Blair drove in two runs each to help the Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators 5-3 for their sixth straight victory. Jim Hardin earned his fourth win, scattering five hits, while Frank Howard hit a two run homer in the sixth. The Orioles erupted for four runs in the fifth as Dave May doubled and Mark Belanger walked to start the rally.
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Paul Blair
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Washington Senators
Jim Hardin
Frank Howard
Orioles
Dave May
Mark Belanger
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Blair
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A's top Red Sox 4-2 for Krausse’s first win
Danny Cater and Rick Monday homered as the Oakland Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox 4-2. Monday connected with the bases empty in the fifth and Cater hit his first of the year after Ramon Webster’s single in the sixth. Cater also drove in a run in the first inning.
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Rick Monday
Oakland Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Lew Krausse
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Cater
Ramon Webster
Misplays Help Cardinals Win
Dick Schofield drove in three runs as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 11 6. San Francisco committed three unearned runs due to erratic defense while Schofield collected three singles and a double in five at bats. A weird seventh inning ended with Tim McCarver thrown out attempting a double, denying another RBI.
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Giants Rally Falls to Cardinals on Javier 1000th Hit
In a 8 5 St Louis wins after Julian Javier belts his 1000th big league hit. The Cardinals erase a 5 4 deficit with an unearned run in the eighth and late runs off Ray Sadecki. Willie Mays homered for the Giants in the first.
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Willie Mays
Charles Batters Cubs 7-3
Ed Charles drove in five runs including a tie breaking single in the fifth and a seventh inning homer as the New York Mets defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 3. Charles had his first RBI on a bases loaded walk in the second and later hit his third homer of the year after Jerry Grote singled.
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Repoz Two Three-Run Homers Power Angels Past Tigers
Roger Repoz drove in six runs with two three-run homers helping the California Angels defeat the Detroit Tigers 7 to 2 at Tiger Stadium. The big blows came in the early innings to set the tone for the road victory.
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Fanning Wise Cup at Morgantown Speedway Features Winners
Ted Wise and Ray Fanning led the Morgantown Speedway program with Wise winning the super modified feature and Fanning taking the stock car headliner before 1,200 fans. Freddie Johnson posted a 17.62 trial time, with helmet dash winner Tommy Dixon close behind. Additional heat and feature placers include J D Lee, John Barber, Jim Gillespie and Mike Cole among others.
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Fairmont
Red Fredericks
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Herman Kopros
Lawrence Casteel
Bruceton Mills
Roseben Handicap at Aqueduct Goes to Dr Fager
Dr. Fager won the $56,600 Roseben Handicap at Aqueduct by three lengths over Tamiya. The 1967 sprint champion clocked 1:21 2 5 for seven furlongs, just a fifth of a second off the track record, with Diplomat Way third and Air King II and Understudy rounding the field.
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