Namath Makes Good On Boast In Jets Giants Clash
Jets rout Giants 37 14 at Yale Bowl as Namath completes 14 of 16 passes for 188 yards and three touchdowns. Namath predicted the Giants would be not taken seriously and then led New York to a dominating victory. Fran Tarkenton threw both Giants TDs, while other NFL exhibition results included Falcons over Patriots 34 16 and Cowboys over 49ers 20 17 with multiple notable plays across the league.
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Cincinnati Bengals
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles
Miami Dolphins
Houston Oilers
Detroit Lions
Buffalo Bills
George Sauer
Bill Mathis
Pete Sammons
Mike Battle
Southern California
Fran Tarkenton
Aaron Thomse
Bobby Duon
Jim Butler
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Boston
Patriots
Gino Cappelletti
Dallas
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Red Sox edge Royals to end series, boost upswing
Boston wins3-2 at Kansas City to take the set two games to one and return home after a series win. Vicente Romo excelled with seven shutout innings, Jack Hernandez and Lou Piniella contributed key hits, while Reggie Smith drove in the lone Boston run. Ray Culp to face the Twins at Fenway.
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Mae Ins Naece
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Fenway Park
Ray Culp
Twins
Baltimore
Dave Boswell
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Bob Allison
Billy Martin
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Dick ‘Williams
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Seattle
Dave May
Don Buford
Brooks Robinson
Don Mincher
Pilots
Sparky Lyle
Sonny Siebert
Mike Andrews
Reggie Smith
Lyle
Siebert
Jimmie Hall
New York
Yankees
Lindy McDaniel
Cesar Togar
Ted Ahlaender
Tony Oliva
Washington
Harmon Killebrew
Senators
Downs At A Glance Scarborough Entries Tonight
Racebook note lists eight evening races at Scarborough with post times from 8 to 9 and multiple horses per event. Entries include Moon Romance, Queen Foray, Gay Saint, Pac Spunk, Mama's Gossip, Equifrost, Indo China, and War Beacon among others with several no-entries noted.
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Scarborough
Moon Romance
Walker
Gabriele Queen
Battleshi Gray
Winard
Pete Alibi
Craycraft
Missy Z
Thompson Faircap
Shari B. Zook
Gay Saint
Sage Nevalette
Strong Danzel
Gabriele c
Pasquarelli Easel
Pichette
Glen Francis
Knowles
Pasquarelli Coosaw
Kookero
Sullivanight Kat
Gabriele Equifrost
Sage Am Best
Broward
Anderson True Philip
Baribault
Robbie
Tom Lack
Chiappetta
Donato
Sage Mr. Libby
Thompson
Walker Donna
Tuller Jr
Too Eager
McCracken Caudilla
Journal Nine Tops League in West Biddeford Little League
Journal Nine defeated AFL-CIO 11 1 in West Biddeford Friday to clinch the league title. Cantara earned the win on the mound with strong hitting from Journal Nine, while Gobeil and Bernier led AFL-CIO. Final scores show a hot first inning and a late push by AFL-CIO, with Cantara striking out several batters.
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Afl-Cio
Journal
Cantara
Gabiel
W. Caron
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R. Ruck
C.f
S. Anton
C. Tremblay
A. Dutremble
D. Nadeau
Q Rousseau
Labbe
Abric G. Laverriere
Gobeil
Paquette
R. Guerin
R. Jean
D. Bernier
Bouthillette
Custeau
Rousselle
E Journal
Rousseau
Cio
Guerin
POA Journal
Journal Ruck
Anton
Dutremble
Dio Guerin
SH Dutremble
Bernier
HO Gobok
in'Stenings
Dovaléro
Hoyt Again Is Trophy Winner At Pony Races
Buxton reports Green Acres pony races with 40 ponies setting records. W Hoyt drove Pete to heat one and earned the trophy for fastest overall time. Pinders White Star placed in several heats, with other winners listed and times ranging from 1:48 to 2:28 across races.
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Buxton
Green Acres
Pete
W Hoyt
White Star
Frank Pinder
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Greenacres
R. McIntosh
Golden Dawn
R. Souliere
Sunny Acres
P. Gregoire
Saucy
E. Dawley
Little Audrey
W. Riel
Gary G. G. Hoyt
Nuggett
Dany
J. Maher
Pepper
H. Sargent
Dusty Storm
R. Clattenburg
Chub A. Cheney
Tricky King
M Polland
Miss Bar Mar
S. Davis
Tiny Tim
Moonlight Dawn
C. Deering
Tric Flicka
H. McNeil
Navajo Prince
H. Bean
December Lad
R. Cha
Ginger Todd
H. Meier
Dolly
F. Grant
Race Results Scarborough Horse Meet
Race results from Scarborough show ten races with multiple stakes of 900 dollars. Admiral Whiskit won first with Noor's Flapper and Hal ley's Choice also placing, time 1 48.2. Attendance 3 939, Handle 154 011.
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Scarborough
Admiral Whiskit
Metivier
Noor
Flapper
Cruz
Halley
Choice
Craycraft
Misty White
More Scope
Cave Dweller
Ski Heil
Moose
Allan
Scotch
Knowles
Tommy Magee
Parent
Arival
Good Rebel
Pasquarelli
Baribault
Cooper
Gold Curve
Swift Sickle
Swift Pocket
la Fleche
Jeepers Crow
Quinela
Quinela Pool
Bull and Bear
Sullivan
Mr. Moneyman
Anderson
Petit Palais
Pichette
J.J
Ray
Gabriele
Edythe
Merry Buck
Comma
Ja EU Jo
Moriarty
Iandee
Soft Dough
Chi’s
Cater
Lanero
Tobin
My Secret Love
Flying Jim
Sidate
Button Holed
Tergal
Roman Dance
Optimus
Strathroyal
Bellienav Pone Cloud
Aid
Onside Kick TD Beats Patriots in Exhibition
In Newton Massachusetts Falcons coach Norm Van Brocklin praised the win as Atlanta ran past Boston 34 to 16. Malcolm Snider a Stanford rookie recovered an onside kickoff and returned 49 yards for the decisive score with final minute. Patriots coach Clive Rush noted a sloppy game in the heat but praised his first units before experiments in the second period.
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Norm van Brocklin
Atlanta Falcons
Clive Rush
Boston Patriots
Malcolm Snider
Stanford
Pariots
Falcons
Patriots
van Brocklin
Boston
Jim Nance
Gino Cappelletti
Snider
Ogee
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Randy Johnson
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Rush
Cappelletti
Johnson
Jim Butler
Paul Wied
Wied
Butler
Nance
Snyder
Cowan Misses Sign Then Smashes Winning Homer
California trailing Cleveland 6-5 in the eighth, Billy Cowan missed a squeeze signal and fouled. He later hit a two-run homer off Juan Pizarro, giving the Angels a 7-4 victory. Rick Reichardt opened the eighth with his 2nd homer, joining Bubba Morton and Jim Spencer on 2 more Angels homers. Denny McLain notched his 19th win. Orioles and Yankees also won in a day of major league action.
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Jay Johnstone
Lefty Phillips
Mike Rourke
Billy Cowan
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Phillips Johnstone
Juan Pizarro
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Rick Reichardt
Bubba Morton
Jim Spencer
Ken Harrelson
Indians
Denny McLain
al Kaline
Mickey Stanley
Tom Tresh
Don Wert
Jim Northrup
Paul Brown Optimistic About Bengals Prospects
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown enters his 35th season with cautious optimism for the AFL Bengals. He cites needs at quarterback and middle linebacker, relies on rookies Greg Cook and Bill Bergey, and plans more passing to boost the running game. Key players include Paul Robinson, Bob Trumpy, Warren McVea, and Speedy Thomas, with Sam Wyche the likely starter if the season began today. The division rivals are Oakland, Kansas City, San Diego, with Denver the expected benchmark.
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Furman
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Cook
Paul Robinson
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Ceivers
Bob Trumpy
Warren McVea
Eric Crabtree
Denver
Speedy Thomas
Utah
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Ernie Wright
Howard Fest
Pat Matson
Dave Middendorf
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
Jim Griffin
Dennis Randall
Harry Gunner
Royce Berry
Bill Staley
Andy Rice
Steve Chomyszak
al Beauchamp
Bill Peterson
Bergey
Tim Buchanan
Charlie King
Fletcher Smith
al Coleman
Bobby Hunt
Mark On
Jim Williams
Dale Livingston
Mike Clemons
Sacramento State
Bill Shoemaker
Stanford
Oakland
Kansas City
San Diego
Major League Leaders Full Season Statistics Snapshot
American League batting leader Carew of Minnesota hits .352 in 325 at bats, with R Smith of Boston at .330. R Jackson of Oakland drives 103 runs, Blair of Baltimore 62, Powell 108 RBIs, Killebrew 104, Blair 151 hits, Oliva 146, doubles 29 by R Jackson and Oliva, Clarke leads triples with 7, six players tied at 5, home runs 43 by R Jackson and 38 by F Howard, Harper of Seattle steals a leading number.
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Carew
Minnesota
R. Smith
Boston
R. Jackson
Oakland
Blair
Baltimore
Powell
Killebrew
Oliva
Clarke
New York
F. Howard
Washington
Harper
Seattle
Baseball leaders and awards mixed in late season notes
Summary of player stats across leagues including Campaneris and McNally in pitching decisions, Jose Cle mente and C Jones batting averages, Bonds and Rose runs, Santo Perez RBIs, and notable performances by McCovey Kessinger and others. Includes strikeouts totals and team affiliations with Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York.
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Iage
Tolan
McCovey
L. May
Brock
St. Louis
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Merritt
SS Getemtedemaen
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