Top 1967 college football picks tease
A forecasted list names Georgia, Notre Dame, Alabama, UCLA and others as top teams for 1967. It features projected All-Americans by position, plus notable players from Weber State, Grambling, Tennessee A and I, and Texas Western, with a closing quip on preparation.
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Georgia
Vince Dooley
Evere
Notre Dame
Ara
Tennessee
UCLA
Tommy Prothro
Alabama
Lear
Houston
Minnesota
Dark Horse
Nebraska
Devaney
Gary Behan
Larry Smith
Florida
Garrett Ford
West Virginia
Warren McVea
Jim Seymour
Ron Sellers
Florida State
Ron Vary
Southern California
Edgar Chandler
Maurice Moorman
Texas A&m
Ernie Ruple
Bill Johnson
Ha Mafance
Ted Hendricks
Miami
Kevin Hardy
Dennis Byrd
North Carolina State
Granville Liggins
Oklahoma
Fred Carr
Texas Western
Mike Reid
Penn State
Bill McRight
Memphis State
Jim Smith
Oregon
Hobby Johns
Frank Loria
Virginia Tech
Lee White
Weber State
Don Fitzgerald
Robert Atkins
Grambling
Claude Humphreys
Tennessee A&i
Staley
Utah State
Danny Holman
San Jose State
Defens
Marvin Upshaw
Trinity
Texas
George
Ising
Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues AP Summary
National League standings show St Louis leading with 88 wins, San Francisco at 78, Cincinnati at 66. American League leaders Minnesota 82, Chicago 78, Cleveland 81, California 73. Saturday and Sunday results include Cincinnati 2 New York 9, St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 7 Chicago 3, Houston 5 Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 3, Minnesota 4 Baltimore 2 in 11 innings. Today’s games include Cleveland at Kansas City and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati among others.
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Minnesota
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Phila
Detroit
Atlanta
California
Pittsburgh
Wash’r
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Cleveland
Houston
Baltimore
New York
Kansas City
St Louis
Washington
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louuis
Los Angs
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REL Junior Varsity Tops Bears 16-0
Robert E. Lee death by own action squad defeated Spring Branch Bears 16-0 on Saturday. Lee coaches Bill Thompson and Eugene Bosse praised defense and improved effort after a first IV victory. Key plays included a 5 yard Tony Garcia TD run and a second score by Jerry Frazier, with a safety late to seal the game.
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Dennis Wielia Sun
Thompson
Bears
Lee
Ganders
Spring Branch
Kent Adlong
Tony Garcia
Rey Martinez
Spears
Gander
Marínez
Robert Lemmon
Doug DeShazo
Reg Johnson
Rudy Wagner
Jerry Frazier
Martinez
George Whitaker
REL Stings Meet In Baytown As 12-4A Opens
Texas City Stings travel to Baytown for a 7:30 p.m. Friday district opener against Robert E. Lee while Sterling hosts Deer Park in a marh zone clash. Deer Park, coming off a 20-12 loss to Houston Madison, seeks first win as Texas City fresh from a 0 upset over San Antonio Lee. Tickets are $1.50 at Memorial Stadium. Sterling beat Gan ders 20-6 in their opener.
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Bill Hartman
Texas City
San Antonio Lee
Baytown
Robert E. Lez
REL
Port Arthur
Lehis
Memorial Stadium
Sterling Rangers
Abine MacArthur
Ship Channel
Deer Park
Ganders
Rangers
Houston Madison
Sterling
Generals
Ken Alderson
Bruce Nelson
Icky Hart
Jackets
Pat Orchin
John Cavar Iretta
Orchin
Justin Kollmeyer
Sam Fayburn
Brazosport
Ball High
Pasadena
South Houston
la Marque
Clayton Wins Goose Creek Club Championship
Joe Clayton defeated Barton Bruce 54 on 36 holes Sunday afternoon to win the club championship at the Goose Creek Country Club annual golf tournament. All flight, runner-up, and consolation winners received awards at a banquet at the country club Sunday night. For his effort in the championship flight, Clayton received
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Joe Clayton
Barton Bruce
Goose Creek Country Club
Banguet
Clayton
Hank Johnson
Ted McCall
Jim Fielder
Bill Beckman
Fd Scott
W. T. Jones
Dick Moravek
Bill Broyles
George Ferguson
Walter Lehde
Joe Farley
Gene Smith
A. P. Shaddix
Kim Worden
E. C. Carlson
Troy Herring
Doug Walter
Martin
Roy Detweiler
Bruce
A. P. Shacdix
Stunderper
Wynn Hits 36th Homer as Astros Split Twinbill
In Los Angeles the Astros split a doubleheader with the Dodgers. Jim Wynn belted his 36th homer in the seventh inning of the second game to provide the only Houston run. Bob Miller started for LA, Bo Belinsky pitched nine for the Dodgers, but Dave Eilers got the win in relief. The Dodgers won the opener 4 4 on a late rally. Hoop and golf results follow with multiple flight winners and consolation prizes. details list individuals and scores from a club event.
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LOS Angeles
Jim Wynn
Roni
Houston
Gander Rebel Squad Falls 22 0 in Saturday Clash
Robert E Lee Rebels suffer a 22 0 defeat to Spring Branch sophomore squad as Gary Herrington and Johnny Peoples lament offensive miscues. Bears recover a fumble for a TD, multiple turnovers plague the Ganders, with defensive standouts Jimmy Creel Richard Marone and Felix Green leading the effort. Cincinnati rookie Gary Solan wins a July 4 game for the Pirates against the Cardinals 10.
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Bears
Lee
Spring Branch
Ganders
Jimmy Creel
Richard Marone
Felix Green
Marcos Bryant
David le Vergne
Frank Chapa
Cincinnati
Gary Solan
St. Louis Cardinals
The New Punt Rule Sparks Mixed College Reactions
The season introduces a new punt rule restricting interior linemen from downfield until the punt. Ends and backs may advance before the kick. Coaches officials and fans weigh in on potential excitement and safety impacts.
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