NFL Weekend Opens With Rams vs Winless 49ers Tonight
In Los Angeles the Rams, fresh off a 24 13 loss to Green Bay, face the winless 49ers led by John Brodie who earned 900000 on a long term deal. San Francisco seeks a breakthrough as Green Bay sits atop the West with two teams remaining against them.
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Koufax Sets MLB Mark With 300th Strikeout Tie Breaker
Dodgers beat Cardinals 2 1 as Sandy Koufax fans 13 to reach 307 on the season and break the 300 strikeout barrier for a third time. Alston’s control move to walk Orlando Cepeda and pitch to Mike Shannon preserves a victory and tight pennant race with Pittsburgh looming.
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Televised Saturday Sports Schedule Changes
Better TV announces several channel time shifts for Saturday sports on Channel 11. Brooklyn St Francis Prep versus Stepinac high school game now 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Game of the Week Buffalo Kansas City AFL game last week will air 1 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. From 9 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. Brooklyn Dodgers versus Orlando Panthers semi pro football. Notre Dame Northwestern game 11.30 p.m. Saturday to 1.30 a.m. Sunday.
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Local Firm Studies Rutland Athletic Field
Rutland based Allen Organization has completed a preliminary study of a 45 acre field near Rutland High School. The Rutland Board of Aldermen will review the report Monday as the school board athletic committee urges converting the site into a city athletic field. The plan would cost about 600000 with possible federal funds, and the former City Poor Farm lands sit split by Woodstock Avenue.
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Missouri to face Beban's Bruins in Los Angeles
Missouri Tigers travel to the Los Angeles Coliseum to meet Gary Beban and UCLA Bruins in a key college football clash. UCLA, ranked No 2, aims to justify a 14 point spread as Beban showcases both deep and short passing, supported by Mel Farr and Harold Busby in the Bruins' high tempo attack.
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Happy Hank Bauer Gets a Fat Raise
Hank Bauer, ex Marine and former Orioles coach, signs a new two year contract with Baltimore raising his salary from about 30000 to 45000. Orioles owner Jerry Hoffberger hosted a club party and Bauer credits Frank Robinson with boosting team success alongside players Boog Powell and Luis Aparicio.
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Baseball Standings Update From Los Angeles Night Games
Standings note shows Los Angeles leads St Louis two to one and Houston defeats Cincinnati three to two with night games scheduled. Thursday schedule lists Kansas City at Baltimore and New York at Washington with rain delays.
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Mt Anthony Moves Into Tie For First
Mt Anthony High's soccer team tied for first in the Molly Stark Soccer League after a 6-1 win over Wilmington. Leland and Gray Academy handed Whitingham its first 1966 defeat, while Brian Pierce and Steve Fritz starred for Mt Anthony.
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Burr and Burton Edge Arlington 2 1 in Wet Field Showdown
Burr and Burton defeated Arlington 2 1 as the Bulldogs moved into second place behind Leland and Gray Academy in Molly Stark Soccer League. Mike Hess opened the scoring for Arlington at 5 37 of the first period, Ronnie Smith equalized at 3 37 of the second, and Bill Green put Burr and Burton ahead 12 23 after halftime.
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Mt. Anthony Attacks in Rainy Battle for Soccer Win
Mt Anthony players scored three goals each as the Patriots faced Wilmington in a rain soaked game. Pierce struck at 1 16 and 8 55 of the first and 14 24 of the fourth with Fritz adding 2:08 12:22 and 1:24 in the fourth. Wilmington answered with Roger Crawford at 12:44 in the fourth for a 6 1 score.
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Williams Hosts Rochester at Williams College game of week honors
WILLIAMSTOWN Mass The Williams College versus University of Rochester game tomorrow will feature two sophomores of the week on opposite lines Tailback Jimmy Dunn of Williams who ran 170 yards on 31 carries and scored in the 17 7 victory over Trinity has been named sophomore of the week in the Class II division by the Eastern College Athletic Conference and Rochester’s quarterback Bob Young who helped spark four late touchdowns in a 25 16 win over Hamilton last week received a similar citation in Class III.
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Hugh Royer Leads Foggy Canadian Open Round One
Hugh Royer shot a three under par 68 on a fog-bound Shaughnessy course to seize the first round lead at the Canadian Open. Rex Baxter Jr. was one stroke back at 69, with several players tied at 70 and others at even par 71. Tom Weiskopf withdrew ill health.
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Trojans Fall to Rebels in 1966 Soccer Clash
Leland and Gray Academy defeated Whitingham 4 to 1, denying the Trojans a first loss. Brent Phillips bagged two goals for the Rebels, with Denny Williams and Bob Litchfield each contributing a point, and Wayne Plumb scoring Whitingham’s lone tally.
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