Southern Cal faces Purdue in high stakes college clash
Top teams race for advantage as Southern Cal seeks revenge on Notre Dame’s big game day, with Purdue riding a 3-0 start and key stars like O J Simpson and Leroy Keyes highlighted amid a crowded national slate. Strong conference battles loom in the Big Eight and SEC with Alabama, Georgia, LSU, and others aiming for primetime results.
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Williams Poised for Long Term Pact With Red Sox
Boston expected to announce a multi year managerial contract for Dick Williams after leading the Red Sox to the AL pennant. Officials cited a news conference and a meeting with owner Thomas A. Yawkey, while speculation ranged from two to five years and 40 000 to 50 000 dollars per year.
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Sacred Heart Kickers to Face St. Peter's in Jersey City
Sacred Heart University soccer travels to Jersey City to meet St. Peter's College after a 12-3 defeat to Southern Connecticut State College. Coach Frank Peters' squad holds a 1-5 record with standout scorers Kevin Hunt Bobby Sherwood and Vinny Lipira and defenders John Bagdonas and Jim Vatrt.
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Ryun sidelined for fall cross country by back injury
Kansas coach Bob Timmons said world record miler Jim Ryun will be kept out of cross country this fall due to a back injury. Ryun struggled with the ailment last season and will miss the fall season to recover.
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Champagne Race At Aqueduct Attracts Five Entrants
Five two year olds entered the Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct with Captain's Gig the 7-5 favorite in the mile race. Iron Ruler and Vitriolic also rated at 21. Manny Yeaza rode Captain Gig while Laffit Pincay guided Iron Ruler Braulio Baeza seeks a fourth straight Champagne victory aboard Virrieable. In other news Proud Clarion launches a comeback in Indiana and Silver True wins Friday's $12,000 feature, paying 4.60 3.00 2.40.
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U of Houston Chosen For NCAA Track Meet
The 1970 NCAA track and field championships will be at the University of Houston on June 18 20 Athletics Director Harry Fouke said. It marks the first NCAA championship in Houston since 1953 when UH and Rice co hosted a golf tournament.
Red Griffin Scores All Three TDs
Stratford defeats Central 20 to 0 at Kennedy Stadium as Red Griffin scores on an 80 yard kickoff return and two short runs. Ed Bradley and Griffin power the Paraders with strong defense led by Bednar Frattar., Angling for a big win as Stratford dominates ball control and stifles Central.
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WNAR to Carry Law-Prep Pigskin Clash
WNAR 1450 will air the Jonathan Law versus Fairfield prep game at 1 45 p m from Alumni Field Fairfield. Bob Ritzert handles play by play as the pivotal contest could decide the MBIAC title race.
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Ludlowe Routs Warde 48-22 Behind Tallman and Roman
Ludlowe Eagles surged to a 48 to 22 victory at Warde as Paul Tallman rushed for three scores and Jim Roman added two rushing touchdowns and two passing conversions. The Tigers pulled ahead early but Ludlowe mounted a third quarter burst to seize control and finish strong with a late 80 yard punt return setup and a final touchdown pass from Mike Tetreau to Rendy Morrill.
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Scholastic Schedule For Local High School Games
A list of varsity high school basketball games. Jonathan Law plays Fairfield Prep at 2 PM while Bunnell faces Notre Dame and Hamden meets Milford at 2 PM. Trumbull visits Norwalk at 10 30 AM at Brien McMahon field Shelton hosts Kolbe at 10 30 AM and Staples travels to Pulaski New Britain at 2 PM Bullard Haven meets St Josephs Trumbull at 10 30 AM Joel Barlow visits Newtown.
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St. Joseph’s
Joel Barlow
Newtown
Prep Law Vie For First Spot In MBIAC Race
Fairfield Prep faces Jonathan Law in a crucial MBIAC battle at Alumni Field. Lawmen are 3-0 in league play. Prepsters are 4-0. Both in SCORE top ten Milford eighth, Law fifth. Explosive Attack has 167 points in four games, defense 32.
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Pirates Name Larry Shepard As New Manager
The Pittsburgh Pirates selected Larry Shepard, a former pitcher turned coach, to replace interim manager Danny Murtaugh. Shepard, 48 from Lincoln Nebraska, signed a one year contract and is noted as a disciplinarian with 15 years in the Pirates system.
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Manny Sinez
Juan Pizzaro
Roberto Clermente
Lions Rally For 12-0 Edge Over Harding
Bassick Lions overpower Harding 10-0 after a scoreless first half. Ray Van Stone reports Jakab breaks 67 yards for a first-half TD while Llanos adds a 51-yard swing pass TD and Bassick’s defense seals the win with late interceptions.
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Army crushes SMU by 24 to 6 in night game
Army defeated Southern Methodist 24-6 in Dallas on Friday night. Quarterback Lindell from Princeton led the Cadets with a second half push after a 14-0 first half, scoring one rushing TD while Charles Jarvis added another from a yard out as Army moved to 3-1.
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Richard Benet
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SMU Midget QB Battles Army as Comeback Bid Falls Short
SMU quarterback Ines Perez, 5 foot 4, came off the bench to lead a late rally with a short TD to Jerry Levins and a possible score erased by a penalty. Army linebacker Jarvis racked up 90 yards on 20 carries as Lindell hit 12 of 18 passes for 154 yards. The Cadets’ defense stifled SMU in a hard fought matchup with four Army interceptions sealing the game.
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Local teams-Late day matchups across area gyms
In today’s slate Bunnell faces Notre Dame Hamden visits Milford for a non conference game Staples plays New Britain against Pulaski Trumbull travels to Norwalk Bullard Havens meets St Josephs at Trumbull High Stadium Shelton clashes with Kolbe at Hedges Stadium Barlow visits Newtown.
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Hamden
Milford
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Norwalk
Bullard Havens
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Trumbull High Field
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Kolbe
Hedges Stadium
Barlow
Newtown
Taliman drive and pass sequence in late period play
The note records a football sequence with C Taliman running, Tuttle passing to Jaco and Murphy, Carte and Stone on offense, Roman making a 24 yard pass to Gol, and Tetreau connecting for Morrill while a run ends in a fumble.
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Prendergast
Murphy
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Scholastic football results from region meet
Regional scholastic football scores show Bossick 12 over Harding Stretford 20 and Warde 48 over Bristol Eastern Hall 4. Moloney 28 led Ludiowe with other unknowns while Windham was noted but details incomplete.
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Red Schoendienst Named Manager of Year in NL
New York AP reports Red Schoendienst of the St. Louis Cardinals earned the National League Manager of the Year honors with 257 votes from 397 voters. His leadership helped the Cardinals surge from a midseason tie to clinch first, finishing 101-60 and winning the pennant and World Series champions.
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Senators Chose New Manager Rivaled by Silent GM
Washington’s new baseball manager was selected but GM George Selkirk withheld names. Possibilities included Eddie Yost or Rube Walker as internal picks or farm leaders Billy Klaus or Wayne Terwilliger with Early Weaver from Rochester as a frontrunner.
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Golden Blend Wins Narrow Nose Victory at Roosevelt
Golden Blend rallied in the stretch for a nose win in the $20,000 Scottish Peace purse at Roosevelt Raceway. Romulus Hanover finished second with Claude Pelletier driving the 4 year old in 2 40 25. Golden Blend has now earned $86,224 this year with 10 wins in 23 starts. Peerswick was third. The daily double paid $73.40 with Cashman and Sparatacus in the combination.
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