Skywriters pick Iowa for last. MSU favored to win in Big Ten
The Big Ten Skywriters survey names Michigan State as the likely champion with 18 of 24 scribes backing them for a third straight undisputed title. Iowa is pegged dead last for the second straight year, with analysts suggesting a modest improvement to perhaps three wins in 1967.
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Pass the Hash Drives Aid Vietnam Airmen Help
The C R Sports club moves to send sports and recreation equipment to Major Brad Ankerstar and U S airmen at Binh Thuy Vietnam. Tom Ecker joins Nissen Corp now shipping chrome trampoline springs to Ankerstar. Nissen aims to launch a new track and field line. Pepper Rodgers at Kansas shares support letter written in crayon for game day.
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Three-Way Tie Atop AL As Reichardt Ends Sox Run
Boston's Dalton Jones belted a 10th inning homer to lift the Red Sox over Detroit 6 5. Minnesota edged Kansas City 2 0 on Jim Kaat’s 10 inning six hitter, and California stunned Chicago 3 2 to create a four way AL lead. Rick Reichardt delivered an RBI single in Anaheim lifting the White Sox to a fourth place finish. Baltimore blanked the Yankees 2 0.
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Cardinals Clinch NL Pennant as Gibson Shuts Phillies
Red Schoendienst exudes calm after the St. Louis Cardinals clinch the National League title with a 5 1 victory over Philadelphia. Bob Gibson throttles the Phillies on three hits for his 13th win since his return, while Lou Brock and Julian Javier drive multiple runs. Other NL scores include New York over Los Angeles 7 2, Houston over Pittsburgh 14 4, and Cincinnati 4 0 over Atlanta.
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Regis Club Meeting Promises Baseball Banter and Trades
Regis Club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 PM with talks on baseball trades, including Cepeda’s league leading 108 RBIs and a .330 average. The piece also notes Mets pitcher Tom Seaver’s win after Gibson’s injury and Cincinnati’s 14th win by Mel Queen, while Ken Boswell debuts for New York.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules Amid Mixed Results
Fragmented OCR shows several matches with scores. California teams TaNiea and Rash 2-14 are noted with Morehead 5-4. Cleveland at Siebert, Baltimore at Palmer 2-1, and a Wednesday slate includes Cal vs Minnesota and Boston at Cleveland.
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Trojans and UCLA Move Up in Poll
Southern California rises to fourth and UCLA climbs to sixth in the opening 1967 AP college football poll. Notre Dame and Alabama lead the rankings, with Michigan State, Texas, Georgia, Miami, Colorado and Nebraska following.
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Benton Runnership Beats Linn-Mar In Mile
Benton Community cross country edged Linn-Mar 26 29 as Jean Bruno Wettstein an exchange student from Switzerland won the mile in 4 28 Benton also took second third and fourth with Marty Rathje Andy King and Al Lorenz Linn Mari Rodney Bishop finished fifth The Lion junior varsity won 3 7 New York UPI Jack Johnson became the first Negro heavyweight boxing champion in 1908.
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Cardinals open World Series ticket orders with strict plan
The St Louis Cardinals announce ticket sales for the World Series start Friday with two sets of seats for games 3 4 and 5 at 49 per order. Orders must be postmarked by Sept 22 and include a large self addressed stamped envelope.
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