Lolich Gibson Set for Final World Series Game on Rest
In St. Louis, Mickey Lolich and Bob Gibson face Game Seven with less rest than usual. Gibson starts on three days’ rest. Lolich on two. Kaline drives in three as the Tigers erupt for a 13-1 win, tying the Series and seeking record hits.
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San Diego State Holds First In AP Small College Poll
The Associated Press poll shows unbeaten San Diego State leading with 278 points and nine first place ballots. North Dakota State trails with 208 points after a 35 13 win over South Dakota. Eastern Kentucky remains third, Northern Michigan fourth, and New Mexico Highlands rises to fifth after a 28 6 win over Adams State.
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Orr Impresses Sinden as Bruins Eye Red Wings Clash
Boston coach Harry Sinden lauds Orr's knee recovery and conditioning after scrimmages as the Bruins prepare for Friday’s home game against Detroit. Sinden plans Derek Sanderson centered by Eddie Westfall and Eddie Shack on the wings, with Fred Stanfield and Phil Esposito at center, while goaltending remains unsettled between Eddie Johnston and Gerry Cheevers. Detroit is viewed as upgraded with scoring potential despite last year’s last-place finish.
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Boston College Seeks Spare Eagle After Mascot Death
In Newton Massachusetts AP reports Boston College seeks a new eagle mascot after Margo II, an African imperial eagle, died in its Franklin Park Zoo cage. Team backers warn rest of season may lack a mascot as no backup exists. In Durham New Hampshire AP notes Carl De Filippi, a 5 8 sophomore, to start at left halfback for New Hampshire versus Maine, replacing hampered Bill Phillips.
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Red Knights Top Gorham State 5-1 in Soccer Victory
St Francis College Biddeford defeated Gorham State College 5 to 1 yesterday. Coach George Beim rotated his lineup as the Red Knights moved to 3 2 1 while Gorham drops to 2 4. Ron Bubuque and Steve Kissinger opened scoring with passes, Jim Shaughnessy added a third quarter goal, Carl Rau briefly pulled Gorham within a penalty, then Tom Martin and Kissinger added goals, with Andy Popinchalk finishing in the final seconds. Jim Mount made 12 saves and Gorham keeper Rick Carlton stopped 13 as St Francis outshot 34 to 21.
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Sawchuk Traded Back To Detroit Red Wings
Former NHL star goalie Terry Sawchuk returns to the Detroit Red Wings for the third time in his 18 year career. The 38 year old was sent by Los Angeles to Detroit in exchange for forward Jimmy Peters. The Kings had acquired Sawchuk in an expansion draft from Toronto in 1967.
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Nance Returns for Patriots Home Opener at Fenway Park
Fullback Jim Nance, sidelined with an ankle injury, is set to return for the Patriots in their 1968 AFL home opener against the Houston Oilers at Fenway Park. Oilers starter Bob Davis will be backed by Don Trull, while ex Patriot Bob Dee will be honored for his ironman run.
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Burns Eleven Downs Junior Eagles 38 to 0
Burns Eleven rolled to a 38 to 0 victory over St Louis Junior High yesterday. Burns scored in all periods with two TDs in the opening frame and two more in the second, while the Eagles were held scoreless. Mike Brennick scored twice along with single TDs from Jerry Lauzon Guy Loranger John Hughes and Mike Keef. Lauzon and Applin added PATs.
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Palmer Favored In World Match Play Golf Championship
Veterans from the United States lead entries as Arnold Palmer of Latrobe Pennsylvania is favored to win the World Match Play Championship starting today with Billy Casper and Lee Trevino among the other U.S. entrants. Curtis Person reaches Southern Seniors semifinal in Hilton Head after a 4 and 3 victory. Opal Hill to be inducted into Missouri Sports Hall of Fame November 9 for her role in the 1930 Curtis Cup. Dartmouth names Jim Chasey starter for Ivy opener against Princeton after brief quarterback competition. Solid Sender wins Warren Purse at Narragansett Downs in 59 4-5. Tiger Hat takes Rockingham Park pace in 2 04 1-5.
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Indictments Split Patriots Backed Mob Leaders In New England
Raymond L S Patriarca and five associates face secret indictments in Providence on usury extortion and murder related charges. Sciorra, Manocchio, Caglianetti, Fairbrothers, and DePietro also indicted in Fall River on related offenses. Some charges involve the 1966 killing of Willie Marfeo and the 1962 death of John Nazarian. All pleaded innocent and are held on bail.
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Image of Ugly American Bears Head at Olympics
Mexico City reports harassment of American athletes sparks tensions as IOC elections near. Brundage and Beaumont lead for IOC roles while Games face boycotts, riots, and security concerns. Debbie Meyer arrives injured but aims for multiple golds as 7,500 athletes prepare for the October Games.
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Celtics Exhibition Streak Ends With Loss to Hawks
WATERLOO IOWA AP The Boston Celtics defending NBA champions saw their eight loss in nine exhibition starts, a 111-102 defeat to Atlanta Wednesday night. Larry Siegfried led scoring with 23 points in a different pre season win over Cincinnati Tuesday night.
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Fights Last Night Reported By Associated Press
New York’s Joe Shaw outpointed Pete Toro in a 10 round bout. Pete Gonzalez outpointed Jose Moreno in a 10 round match. In Worcester, Holy Cross upset Springfield 21 to 34 as Art Dulong set a new 4.7 mile cross country record with a 22 03 time, breaking his own mark from a week earlier.
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