St Louis Eyes Another World Series Win Over Boston
St Louis manager Red Schoendienst recalls 1946 victory as the Cardinals meet Boston in the 1967 World Series opener. Bob Gibson faces Jose Santiago for St Louis while Ted Williams and Carl Yastrzemski are noted Boston threats. Doerr and Schoendienst reflect on past heartbreak and current rest versus pressure.
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Enos Slaughter
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Red Schoendienst
Bobby Doerr
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Doerr
Red Sox
Bob Gibson
Jose Santiago
Cardinals
Slaughter
Harry Walker
Eddie Dyer
Brooklyn
Dick Williams
Schoendiens
Ted Williams
Carl Yastrzemski
Purdue Quarterback Named AP Back of the Week
Purdue freshman quarterback Mike Phipps earned the Associated Press College Football Back of the Week after leading a 28 21 upset of No 1 Notre Dame. Phipps passed for 238 yards with two TDs and a two point conversion, added 33 rushing yards, and earned praise from coach Max Andress while his performance boosted Purdue to victory. Leroy Keyes and O J Simpson were also contenders for the honor.
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Mike Phipps
Purdue
Indiana
Associated Press College
Notre Dame
Max Andress
Mike
Columbus
Andress
Phipps
the Isle
Leroy Keyes
Boilermakers
Npse
O.J. Simpson
Southern California
Keystones Win First Playoff Trophy in Debut Season
The Keystones were honored at the Chautauqua Baseball Association banquet with the Louis Collins trophy for winning the Shaughnessy Cup playoffs. Jim Hammond received the trophy from Louis Collins as Jim Roselle hosted the program with remarks from Jamestown officials and sports figures. Tom Wade of Randolph won the batting championship at .535, and Randolph received the league championship trophy with Hank Skinner accepting for the team. In other news, Chas Amon of New Zealand will drive a Ferrari Prototype in upcoming races at Laguna Seca Riverside and Las Vegas.
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Worry Keystones
Chanutauqua” Baseball Association
Keystones
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Collins
Jim Hammond
Louis Collins
Jim Roselle
Jamestown
Fred H. Dunn
Ken McGowan
Doc”Crosby
Ross Crucilla
Chautauqua County Umpires Association
Tom Wade
Hank Skinner
Modena
Italy
Chas Amon
New Zealand
Laguna Seca
Calif
Riverside
Las Vegas
Junior High Eleven To Play Saturday
The Corry Area Junior High School football team will play Warren Saturday morning at 10 15 due to transportation problems. The Baby Beavers with a 20 record were rained out of their Titusville game last week and have not rescheduled.
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Warren
Baby Beavers
Titusville
Notre Dame End Yardy Out Versus Iowa Injury Notes
Notre Dame defensive end Kevin Yardy will miss the Iowa game with a sprained ankle. The seventh annual punching contest for boys up to 13, in Corry, is set for Saturday at Wright School field starting 11 am. Bill Mitchell leads the event co sponsored by Corry Area Jaycees and Cliff Buesink Ford, with 18 trophies to be awarded.
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Jim Lonborg
Gary Bell
St. Louis
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Dick Hughes
Nelson Briles
Steve Carlton
Briles
South Bend
Ind
Kevin Yardy
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Iowa
Purdue
Jim
Corry
Wright School
Bill Mitchell
Corry Area
Jaycees
Cliff Buesink Ford
Buesink Agency
UNM cuts tailback Ron Romans for missing practice
Ron Romans from Thousand Oaks California was dismissed from the University of New Mexico football team for failing to show for practice. The New York Mets acquired infielder Don Wallace from the California Angels and assigned him to their Jacksonville farm club in the International League. A local program will crown age group winners advancing to a regional event in Canton Ohio. The program covers northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
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METS
NEW York
New York Mets
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California Angels
Jacksonville
Corry
Canton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
College Picks Highlight Ultra-Competitive Weekend Showdowns
AP survey lists UCLA Purdue Southern Cal favored to win and cites Notre Dame Texas Ohio State Michigan and Purdue among strong contenders. The column highlights USC hiring O J Simpson and notes unbeatens Georgia and Nebraska as top threats with matchups across several programs.
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Puke
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Simpson
Houston
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Warren McVea
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Northwestern
Mike Phipps
Rookie Dickie Post dazzles for Chargers in relief win
San Diego rookie Dickie Post, a fourth round pick from Houston, stepped in for injured Paul Lowe and rushed for 121 yards on 20 carries as the Chargers beat Buffalo. Post previously played flanker but impressed with darting speed and kickoff returns, while Lowe watched from San Diego with a pulled muscle.
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Lowe
Sid Gillman
Chargers
Dickie Post
University of Houston
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Buffalo
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Post
Gillman
Keith
Alworth
Houston
Gene Foster
Knee injuries end Penn State seasons for Reid Bain and more
Penn State announces knee surgery for Mike Reid scheduled Monday. Offensive tackle Jack Bain sidelined for the season. Linebacker Jim Kollar has quit for personal reasons, replaced by Dennis Snncok. Two other players expected to miss UCLA game due to injuries.
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Reid
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Jim Kollar
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Corry bowlers lead with McEldowney 225 high game
Fred McEldowney set a 225 high game for Corry bowlers last night while Romeo Marchitelli earned high series with 504. Kip Caruso led ladies with 224 and Gladys Thompson topped three game series at 542 amid a mixed list of local team scores and player tallies. The narrative mixes multiple lanes, teams, and past results with scattered player lines and a note on the Nittany Lions loss to Navy.
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Corry
Romeo Marchitelli
Kip Caruso
Gladys Thompson
Tom Smith
Tack Magee
George Cae
Nels Trisket
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