Spahn Reaches 301st Win in Major League Record
Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves, at 40, becomes the majors’ living ace with his 301st win, surpassing Lefty Grove’s 300. He notes luck and resilience in a season highlighted by two no-hitters and milestone balls in Cooperstown.
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Night Crowd Mark Is Set
A crowd of 72,140 fans watched the Los Angeles Cincinnati doubleheader at the Coliseum on Wednesday setting a night attendance record for the National League. The previous record was 68,742 on July 7 in a similar Los Angeles Cincinnati twin bill at the same stadium.
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Linebacker Signs with New York Titans After Colts Release
Linebacker Pat Lamberti, recently released by the Baltimore Colts, signed Wednesday with the New York Titans of the American Football League in a move announced by UPI. The deal joins Lamberti to bolster the Titans defense as they seek improved performance this season.
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Salmon Remain Undefeated Amid Baseball Rumors
A reflection on historic battles and salmon runs interweaves with baseball chatter about Roger Maris Babe Ruth Mantle and the 1927 season. The piece notes enduring feats and the pace of records, debating whether Ruth Mantle and Maris should count games beyond standard totals.
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