Packers Dominate Collegians In 38-0 Exhibition Show
Vince Lombardi praised his Packers after a decisive 38-0 win over the College-All-Stars. Jim Taylor scored twice and Jim Grabowski eyed as a rival, while Bart Starr connected for two TDs and 177 passing yards. Willie Wood and Herb Adderley sparked on defense with a punt return and an interception. Chandler added five extra points and a field goal.
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Gogolak Leads Giants Past Steelers In Preseason Thriller
Pete Gogolak split the uprights from 34 yards for the Giants and added an extra point to secure a 14 7 preseason win over the Steelers in Ithaca New York. Earl Morrall connected to Homer Jones for an early NYTD while Chuck Hinton and Steve Bowman added scores in a tense defensive contest.
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Don Anderson Injures Ankle in All-Star game
Donnie Anderson of the Green Bay Packers suffered a right ankle injury in the All-Star game Friday night. X-rays at halftime indicated a possible ligament issue, though initial fear of a break was ruled out. Fullback Jim Grabowski also had limited involvement for the Stars.
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Houston Signs Monty Ledbetter
Houston Oilers announce the signing of split end Monty Ledbetter from Northwestern State College Louisiana. Ledbetter, 6-1 and 180 pounds, was Cleveland Browns’ 40th draft pick and ran the 100 yards in 9.5 seconds. He hails from Roanoke Louisiana.
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Cowboys and 49ers meet in exhibition at Kexar Stadium
San Francisco and Dallas clash in a 1966 preseason at Kexar Stadium expected to draw about 35 000 fans. San Francisco fields Mira at QB with Parks Stickles and Crow others as Brodie is out. Dallas adds Mel Renfro at running back with Don Meredith and Bob Hayes powering the offense.
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Red Sox Top Tigers as Tartabull Collects Four Hits
Jose Tartabull gathered four hits and scored twice to back Lee Stange in an 8-2 Boston victory over Detroit. Don Demeter homered, Eddie Kasko added a two-run single, and Horace Clarke homered in the eighth to lift the Yankees 5-4 past Cleveland after a late rally.
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Illinois to Build Three-Level Football Press Box
The University of Illinois announced a new three level football press box will be ready for the 1967 season. It will boast a 135 foot frontage and seating capacity for about 330 persons.
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Clay Wins London Bout With Third Round KO
Cassius Clay retained the world heavyweight title by kayoing Brian London in the third round at London. Clay burst ahead early and finished with a right hand at 1:40 of the round, sending London to the canvas for the count of eight. London, 32, was knocked out in front of 13,000 as Clay set up a Sept. 10 title defense in Frankfurt against Karl Mildenberger. The German bout and a separate baseball note followed the boxing match.
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