Gurley Captures Two Net Titles in Fall Invitational
Ralph Gurley won both senior men and men’s divisions at the Fall Invitational Tennis Tournament, defeating Don Weed 6 1 6 2 for the men’s title after a Saturday 6 2 6 2 win over Bob Bodle Sr. Betsy Utley claimed the women’s singles crown 6 4 0 over Joan Moffitt. The event’s other titles went to Bob Bodle Sr. and Jim Rawleigh in men’s doubles and Sylvia Lee and Margaret Randall in women’s doubles.
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Bob Bodle Sr
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Sylvia Lees
Margaret Randal
Martin over Sandy Koufax fuels Orioles playoff bid
The report recalls a remarkable 1986 moment as 20 year old Martin silenced the Mets in the S series while addressing arm trouble of the East Division Kings. Orioles manager Earl Weaver cautions on Palmer's health, asserting he is their best percentage pitcher. The piece blends scattered standings and game notes, ending with a late inning sequence where Martin faces Boswell and Perranoski.
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Houston
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Tony Buffalo
Oliva
Agi
Cnenagetis
Oakland
Davidson Wildcats Close Heartbreaker at Trinity
Davidson College coach Homer Smith lamented a lax start and three interceptions as Trinity edged ahead late, forcing a tough road test at Richmond while stressing disciplined play and improved defense after a 17-16 loss. The Spartans, led by Charlie Richards and Jerry Mauro, dominated Richmond’s offense.
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Art Sham
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Tommie Agee
Cleon
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Gary Hellman
Jones
Ken Boswell
College Scores Reported By The Associated Press
A long list of college football results from major programs across the nation. Notable scores include Oregon 25 over Washington State 24, LSU 63 over Baylor 8, Texas A & I 19 over Texas Col. A & I 9, Alabama 38 over Mississippi 32, Clemson 21 over Georgia Tech 0, and Ohio State 41 over Washington 14. The roundup also shows regional pairings such as North Carolina schools, midwest and western clashes, and southern contests.
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Georgia Tech
Florida
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el Paso
Far West Ariz
Oregon State
Co. Colo
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Colo. St. U
Joe Theismann
Spartans
Ohio State
Washington
Jim Otis
Rex Kern
Lydell Mitchell
Penn State
Kansas State
Arkansas
Bill Montgomery
Chuck Dicus
Razorbacks
Christian
Navy
Clarence Davis
Jimmy Jones
Southern Californnia
Oklahoma
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Tusning Befpre
Memphis State
UCLA
Ioss
Rutgers
Steve Ramsey
Northwesterns
North Texas State
Mickey Cureton
Drake
Dennis Shaw
San John Reaves
Diego
Carlos Alvarez
Gajtors
Florida State
Louisiana State
Baylor
Andy Hamilton
West Virginia
Mountaineers
VMI
Colorado State
Houston
Mississippi State
Gary Mullins
Elmo Wright
Robert Newhouse
Ida- 10
Steve Olson
Pearson Dominates Petty for Win in 13,500 Crowd Race
Pearson broke free after a fan break and a strategic pit stop to outdrive Petty to the finish. He averaged 93.429 miles per hour and earned $5,750 as the lead changed six times among four drivers. Three cautions slowed the event for 23 laps before a crowd of 13,500.
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Petty
Braves Hope for Sweep Faces Hard Hitting Playoff Chase
Braves star Hank Aaron laments missing a sweep as the team fights a tight playoff battle. Aaron notes his 554 career homers and one homer in each of the two playoff games so far while stressing need for accurate pitching and solid fielding after wild throws by Orlando Cepeda and errors by Aaron and Panada in Saturday’s game.
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Tun
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Panada
Alabama and Mississippi Post Record Offensive Showdown
The Associated Press reports Alabama outlasted Mississippi 33-32 as both teams set multiple offensive marks. Archie Manning for Ole Miss and Alabama’s Scott Hunter combined for high yardage and touchdowns. Other top programs also posted explosive performances across the rankings.
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Associated Press
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Mississippi
Archie Manning
Ole Miss
Scott [Hunter
Mike Phipps
Stanford
Michigan
Michigan State
Wolverines
Missouri
Notre Dame
Rindt Wins U S Grand Prix at Watkins Glen
Jochen Rindt, 29, Austrian, won the 20th Grand Prix of the United States at Watkins Glen, defeating Jackie Stewart who retired after 35 laps. Piers Sauvage of England finished second with John Surtees third, followed by Jack Brabham and others as the big race drew 100000 spectators. The victory earned Rindt the $50,000 prize and his first Strand Prix Championship.
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N.Y
Jochen Rindt
Jackie Stewart
England
United States
Glen Track
Stewart
Piers Sauvage
John Surtees
Jack Brabham
Australia
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Silvio Moser
Switzerland
Johnny Servoz-Gavin
France
Hepatitis Threatens Holy Cross Football Team
Worcester AP report says infectious hepatitis could end Holy Cross football for the season as 19 Crusaders, including seven starters, are in the college infirmary. Coach Bill Whitton calls for action while officials await blood test results and consider ECAC eligibility waivers for freshmen.
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Worcester
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Holy Cross
Crusaders
College Infirmary
Bill Whitton
Bob Cooey
Vincent J. Dougherty
Eastern Collegiate Tematic Association
ECAC
Boog Powell Delivers Walk-Off Hit in 11th Duel
After a tense pitching duel, Boog Powell came through with a two-out, game-winning single off Dave Racmat in the 11th, breaking up a masterful matchup between McNally and Racmat as the Twins fell short.
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Big Boog Powell
Morton
McNally
Twins
Dave Racmat
YMCA Kicks Off 1969 Volleyball League At YMCA
The YMCA begins its 1969 volleyball league tonight at 7 30 PM with six teams set to play the opener. Games will be held each Monday night and signup is invited. The High Point Barbell Club of the Central YMCA holds a special meeting Tuesday October 7 at the YMCA to discuss future plans and projects and invites anyone to attend.
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