Namath Sparks Jets Past College All Stars In Thriller
Jets edge College All-Stars 26 24 at Soldier Field as Namath, booed by 74 208 crowd, passes 17 of 32 for 292 yards with no TDs. Cook and Taylor star for All-Stars with 251 yard passing, 78 yard kickoff return and two touchdowns in a spirited display.
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Chicago
Joe Namath
Broadway
New York Jets
Soldier Field Arena
Joe
Bistrosphere
Jim Turner
Matt Snell
Namath
Cook
Gene Washington
Stanford
Taylor
Bob Klein
Southern California
Levins
Roy Gerela
New Mexico State
Williams Fines Yastrzemski After Slow Shuffle At Oakland
Dick Williams fined Carl Yastrzemski 500 dollars after he was pulled for not hustling in the Red Sox 4-3 loss to Oakland. Yastrzemski tearfully defended his effort, while Williams issued the punishment and declared the incident closed. The Twins defeated the Orioles 4-3 in 10 innings as Martin claimed a beef over sleeved shirts. McLain returned from bronchitis to post a complete-game shutout for Detroit in an 8-0 win over Chicago. Yankees, Senators, and Royals also won in various AL games. NL results included Cincinnati, San Francisco, New York Mets, St. Louis, Houston, and Chicago Cubs victories.
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Dick Williams
Carl Yastrzemski
Billy Martin
Earl Weaver
Williams
Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Oakland
Minnesota
Martin
Baltimore
Orioles
Pilot Weaver
Twins
Detroit
Denny
McLain
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Seattle
Bill Burbach
Ken Johnson
Washington
California
Kansas City
Cleveland
Dick Drago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Atlanta
St. Louis
Los
Houston
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
Jim Lonborg
George Scott
Athletics
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Dick Green
RBI
Leo Cardenas
Rod Carew
Marcelino Lopez
Eddie Watt
Bill Haller
Lopez
Watt
Aver
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Cubs
White Sox
Wsth
Tom Matchick
Roy White
Joe Pepitone
Johnson
Yankees
Pilots
Burbach
Frank Howard
Senators
Tom Egan
Angels
Drago
Indians
Ed Kirkpatrick
Phil Niekro
Lee May
Alex Johnson
Phillies
Tony Cloninger
Rich Allen
Bunning
Willie McCovey
Dick Dietz
Pirates
McCovey
Giants
Dietz
Jim Davenport
Bo Belinsky
Julian Javier
Joe Torre
Los Angeles
Seve Carlton
Cards
Ernie Banks
Jim Hickman
Padres
Mets
Ackerman wins junior singles at Royal Canadian Henley Regatta
ST CATHERINES Ontario AP Joe Ackerman of University won the junior finals at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Friday. Competing for Union Boat Club of Boston he covered the 2000 meter course in 7 04 for a two length margin over Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia Vespers.
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ST. Catherines, Ont
Joe Ackerman
University
Union Boat Club
Boston
Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
Ernie Jennison Wins Men's Handicap Event
Ernie Jennison won the men's handicap bowling event at Omncy Lanes Franklin Street rolling 587 for five games with a 55 pin handicap. Lee Morin and Jerry Giles tied for second at 575, with Morin earning 80 bonus pins. The 13th handicap roll off will be at 20th ry Lanes next Friday at 7 30. Other scores include J Owens 574 C Martel 573 S Ledoux 572 H Paul 571 R Marcotte 549.
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Ernie Jennison
Sevane
Omncy
Franklin Street
Jennison
Lee Morin
Jerry Giles
20Th Ry Lanes
J. Owens
C. Martel
S. Ledoux
H. Paul
R. Marcotte
POWNAL Horse Wins Feature at Green Mountain Park
POWNAL Vermont AP reports Game Point won the feature at Green Mountain Park Friday night. He covered 1 1 16 miles in 1 48 4 5.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Baseball Standings and Friday Scores From The National League East
The National League East standings show Chicago leading at 65 41, followed by New York 56 44 and St. Louis 56 49. Friday results include New York 5 Atlanta 4 and Chicago 5 San Diego 2, with Pittsburgh and San Francisco also winning.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Phila
Phia
Montreal
San Fran
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
Secotia
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Reed
York
McAndrew
Merritt
Jackson
San Francisco
Marichal
Veale
Santorini
Holtzman
Sutton
Torrez
Ray
Blasingame
Stoneman
Downs At A Glance Tonight at First Eight Races Card
A dense listing of horse names and jockeys for a Downs at a Glance program. Includes race numbers from First to Tenth with $900 and $1,000 purses, distances 5 to 6 furlongs, and entries such as Rush Rush Rush Zook Whispering Jet Maeda and many others across multiple races.
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L’unica
Tuller
Maeda
Zook C
Whisper
Thompson
Tobin
Knowles
Zook
Steineman Nolak
No Boy
Moriarty
Mrs. Laird
Sullivan
Paddy
Metivier
Steineman
Mr. Hare
Madea Roblarry
Wilda Rogers
Chettington
Chiapetta
Fromal
Briggs
Garry Queen Demeanor
Cecelia
Miss Knuckle Head
Sage Celula
Gabriele
Pasquarelli
McCracken
Santamaria
City Owl
Miss Waldemar
Agadeen
Brookville
Zook Cleres
Lindo Tipo
Cooper Dancing
Jewel
Volador
Anderson
Sage Charmaines Boy
Gabriele Tough
Tony
Briggs Dee Wee Em
Steineman Effayeff
Gabriele Rooms
Endy W
Humphreys Wee Andy
Irene’s Star
Pichette
Optimus
Zook Boss
Peacheff
Dublin
Otto Graham Escapes Injury After All-Star Scuffle
In Chicago AP report coach Otto Graham of the Collegians suffered a cut nose when defensive back Johnny Sample of the New York Jets blindsided him near the end of the All-Star game. The clash followed Graham’s complaint about a clothesline tackle on Gene Washington.
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Servedly
Greg Cook
Cincinnati
Artie Taylor
Utah State
Jerry Levins
Southern Methodist
New York
Chicago
Otto Graham
Collegians
Johnny Sample
New York Jets
Graham
Sample
Gene Washington
Stanford
Maryland State
Washington Redskins
Otto
Namath Escapes Scuffle After Mixed All-Star Night
In Chicago Joe Namath, booed and cheered, nearly clashed with a fan trying to steal his helmet chin strap after a rough All-Star game. He admitted disappointment at his 26-24 win and noted nerves from crowd pressure and Rozelle dispute fallout.
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Chicago
Joe Namath
Namath
Soldier Field
New York Jets
Astros Rise in NL West with Sixth Straight Win
Houston Astros beat Montreal 5-3 on two two run homers by Curt Blefary and a solo shot by Jimmy Wynn. Denny Lemaster earned the win as the Astros tighten the race in the NL West with five teams bunched behind the Braves. Meanwhile, Mets, Giants, Reds, and Cardinals won or moved in the standings with key NL results.
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Associated Press
Houston Astros
Astros
Montreal
Curt Blefary
Jimmy Wynn
Atlanta
New York
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Braves
Reds
Philadelphia
Giants
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
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San Diego
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Baltimore
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Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
California
Seattle
Blefary
Wynn
Denny Lemaster
Don Cardwell
Mets
Rod Gaspar
Jerry Grote
Cal Koonce
Ron Taylor
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Jim Marsalis
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