Oklahoma Tops College Football History 1943–1967
The 25 year period ending 1967 shows Oklahoma as the dominant major college team with a 196–58–6 record, a .772 winning percentage, and a 26.1 to 10.9 scoring edge. Army and Notre Dame follow in the rankings, with Alabama and Wyoming tying for eighth and Dartmouth added to the top 26.
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Billie Jean King Wins Wimbledon Crown Third Straight Title
Billie Jean King defeated Judy Tegart 9-7 7-5 in a hard fought Wimbledon final to become the fourth player to win the women's title three consecutive times. The Long Beach native relied on precise serving and sharp volleys as Tegart battled before a sellout 17,000 crowd.
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France
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Oakland Snaps Back Beats Tigers 4-1 in Detroit
The Oakland Athletics ended a seven game skid by defeating the Detroit Tigers 4-1. Pitcher Earl Wilson left with an injury after two line drive hits in the fifth inning as Rick Monday and Reggie Jackson delivered key hits.
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Susie Maxwell Benning Leads After 54 Holes
Susie Maxwell Benning holds a two stall lead at the U S Women's Open after 54 holes at Reading PA with a five over par 76 for 218 total two ahead of Carol Mann Lindstrom and Preuss Smith Whitworth trailed four back Bracketed at 22 amateurs contend as Mann closes in on Benning during a tense final day in a championship marked by surges and errors across the field.
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Fort Wayne
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AFL Players Urge Rozelle to Intervene in Pension Standoff
AFL players led by Jack Kemp urge Commissioner Pete Rozelle to convene a meeting of all parties to resolve negotiations over pensions and save pro football, citing a deteriorating bargaining situation and possible federal mediation if Rozelle does not act.
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Buffalo
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Elmore-Moulton-Jax Family Ties Go Back Several Years
Jacksonville State University adds another sports family link as Grady Elmore Jr. joins as assistant coach. His grandfather James Ronald played on the 1917 undefeated Jacksonville team and his father starred in the late 1930s. Grady Jr’s brother Ronnie will be a fall freshman on the Jacksonville football squad.
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Jacksonville State University
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Alabama
Senators Rally To Beat White Sox 8 4 In Slugfest
Slumping Mike Epstein hit a three run homer in the second inning to lift the Washington Senators to an 8-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Frank Coggins started the inning with a single and scored on Ron Hansen's double as Joe Coleman recovered after a rough first. Coleman then silenced the White Sox until the eighth, aided by Epstein's timely blast. About 30 million Americans went camping last year.
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