Trojans Named No 1 in AP Poll as Notre Dame Drops
Southern California secures all 43 first place votes to lead the AP major college football poll. UCLA holds No 2 while Tennessee and North Carolina State rise to 3 and 4 respectively. Notre Dame slips to 10 after a 24 12 win over Michigan State.
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Dumont Surges Ahead In New England Football Scoring
Glenn Dumont of American International dominates the New England scoring race with 66 points after a 35 0 win over Springfield. The Sophomore has 11 touchdowns and 750 rushing yards in six games, leading rival Bill Curran and others in the AP compiled standings.
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Play Ball Rings Out Once More In Milwaukee
Milwaukee seeks a lasting major league presence as the Chicago White Sox arrange nine regular season games at Milwaukee County Stadium plus one exhibition with the Cubs. The plan includes ten televised Sox games and a sponsorship by the Brewers Baseball Club. The move is for ongoing ties with Milwaukee television, not a franchise relocation.
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Pro Basketball NBA Monday Results and Upcoming Schedule
NBA results show no games today. matchups listed include Baltimore at St. Louis and New York against San Francisco at Oakland. ABA scores note New Jersey 114 Kentucky 101 and New Orleans 128 Pittsburgh 99. Upcoming games feature Oakland at Anaheim and Kentucky at New Jersey among others.
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Roll-A-Way Lanes women top Scarborough 8-0 in Big 20 action
The Roll-A-Way Lanes squad defeated Scarborough 8-0 at Big 20 Lanes on Sunday. Ann Hubert led with a 313 series and a 121 high game as Biddeford's team built a 49-pin victory after narrow first and dominant middle frames.
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Sam Jones Sees Celtics Winning Path With Health
Boston veteran Sam Jones says the Celtics can reclaim the NBA title if they stay healthy and avoid complacency. He cites a stronger bench led by Havlicek Embry and Nelson, and depth from Thacker, enabling top speed with rest when needed.
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New Jersey Tops Colonels in ABA Duel
Dan Anderson spurs New Jersey to a 114-101 ABA win over the Kentucky Colonels as he posts 16 points and 17 rebounds after entering midway in the second quarter. John Austin leads New Jersey scorers with 21, Walt Simon 18, while Darel Carrier has 26 for the Colonels.
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Hart's Style Convincing Green Bay in Narrow Win
Green Bay beat St. Louis 31 23 as rookie Jim Hart threw two touchdowns and 317 yards. Bart Starr contributed 117 yards and a TD, while Elijah Pitts praised Hart's timing and poise. The Packers moved to 5 1 1, leading the Western Central Division. Cardinals drop to 4 3 in a three way Eastern lead race.
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World Series shares draw small payoffs for Cardinals and Red Sox
The 1967 World Series paid the St. Louis Cardinals $8 314.81 per winner and the Boston Red Sox $5 115.23 per loser, the smallest since 1961 for winners and 1952 for losers. Cardinals awarded full shares to Jack Lamabe and Jim Cosman while the Red Sox gave partial shares to Bennett Cisco and Elston Howard and a one third share to Ken Harrelson. Extra sums went to charity and to other club members, with second through fifth places yielding $1 484.70 to Giants and $1 080.88 to Cubs among others.
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1969 Kansas City sports complex lease details
The plan includes office services advertising and ticket sales for Chiefs and a new American League baseball team with initial 40 year lease at 750000 yearly with renewals at 500000 375000 and 250000 totaling 52250000 over 99 years. A 43 million county bond funded the sports complex expected completion in 1970.
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Red Sox Sign Johnson As Pitching Coach
Boston announces Darrell Johnson, age 40, will serve as pitching coach succeeding Sal Maglie. Johnson, a former player coach with multiple clubs, joins a staff praised by manager Dick Williams for teaching value and pitching guidance.
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Chiefs Owner Seeks 99 Year Lease for Twin Stadium Complex
Kansas City owner Lamar Hunt offers over 52 million dollars for a 99 year lease on a proposed Jackson County sports complex. He plans to form an operating company to control the football and baseball stadiums with removable roofs, parking, concessions, and adjacent development potential including auto racing facilities.
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Gypsy Joe Harris Edges Irish Bob In Close Win
Gypsy Joe Harris remained unbeaten by edging Irish Bobby Cassidy by a close 10 round decision in Philadelphia. Cassidy expressed belief he won while judges showed a split 46-45 and 47-43 with the AP tally a 44-44 draw. Harris fought southpaw and a full middleweight for the first time, needing a late rally to preserve his record.
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Hockey Results From Today's Evening Matches
Montreal plays Toronto in a Canadian matchup while New York faces California. Boston meets St. Louis and Pittsburgh clashes with Minnesota in four NHL tilts today.
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