World Series host bid and college football trend examined
With about three weeks left in the season the race for the 1967 World Series host is unsettled as four AL teams hunt post season spots. The piece also previews North Carolina versus NC State Wake Forest versus Duke on Sept 16 and notes Carolina blue helmets and Duke defensive losses as prep for fall football.
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A.L
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
California
Angels
North Carolina
Big Four
Raleigh
Carter Stadium
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Duke
UNC
Carolina
Bob Matheson
George Hill
Blue Devils
Roger Hayes
Bob Foyle
Bob Lasky
Robin Bodkin
Lasky
Nicklaus Shadow Graces Firestone Showdown
Jack Nicklaus headlines the Firestone Country Club contest as the World Series of Golf begins. The field includes Roberto de Vicenzo Gay Brewer and Don January with top prizes of 50000 and others. Nicklaus seeks his fifth World Series title and leads money list with 156000.
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Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Firestone Country Club
Nicklaus
Cael
WG Wees
Roberto de Vicenzo
Gay Brewer
Don
de Vicenzo
Brewer
January
Jack
Columbus
East Wins 13-6 Over South Stakes In CCC Clash
East Davidson defeated South Stakes 13-6 in Thomasville as coach Howard Hayes emphasized pass defense. Quarterback Richard Benfield and Eddie Waddell connected on a 43 yard strike early, with East capitalizing on a 32 yard scoring pass and failing to add more in the second quarter.
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East
Richard Benfield
Eddie Waddell
South
Eagles
Benfield
Summey
Buster Conrad
Benfield Spark Leads Yardstick East in Quick Score
Benfield booted a 49 yard punt to South, Jarrell fumbled, Conrad recovered at the South 23. Conrad then gained 11 yards, and Benfield pitched to fullback Steve Sink for a quick touchdown for Yardstick East.
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Steve Sink
Richard Benfield
Tommy Shelton
Jerry Parrish
East
Benfield
South
Denver Jarrell
Conrad
Allen Laments Shot Arm In Phillies Star's Comeback Pause
Phillies All-Star third baseman Rich Allen sits in the press box with a cast on his right arm after an accident at a car headlight. He fears his career may end as doctors evaluate nerve and artery damage with weeks of recovery ahead.
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Ralph Bernstein
Philadelphia
Connie Mack Stadium
Rich Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Allen
Ford Allen
Full Schedule Of High School Football Tonight
Area teams feature a full slate of games led by Thomasville hosting Kings Mountain and Allen Jay visiting Gibsonville. North Davidson opens in the 3 A South Piedmont Conference against Lexington as Jamestown’s Ragsdale hosts Western Alamance. Trinity welcomes Green Dragons West Davidson, while John Doby’s Bulldogs seek revenge after a 25-0 loss. Ledford hosts Guilford in non conference action as East Davidson fell 32-0 last week. Northwest Guilford meets Southern Alamance. Denton at Randleman follows a tight loss to West Montgomery.
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Thomasville
Bulldogs
Kings Mountain
Allen Jay
Jaybirds
Gibsonville
Childrens
North Davidson
CCC
Lexington
Charlotte Garinger
Jamestown Grid
Ragsdale
Western Alamance
Western
Southern Alamance
Guilford
Trinity
Green Dragons
West Davidson
John Doby
Central Davidson
Central
Monroe
Ledford
Panthers
Newcombe Faces Shoulder Hurdle in Wimbledon Bid
John Newcombe battles a sore left shoulder as he prepares for a Wimbledon run at the National Championships. He faces Bob Hewitt in a quarter-final with Hewitt having just defeated Bobby Lutz. Americans Graebner Scott Barnes and Davidson in action as the U.S. presses for progress.
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Will Grimsley
Forest Hills
N.Y
John
U.S
Bob Hewitt
Newk
Hewitt
South Africa
Newcombe
West Side
Ray Moore
Young Bobby Lutz
Los Angeles
United States
East Davidson and Stokes Play by Play Summary
East Davidson 0 South Stokes 13 with six plays including a 32 yard pass from Benfield for East and a 12 yard run by Sink both set up by Conrad kick attempts Jarrell adds a 3 yard run for South with kicks failing.
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Davidson
SOUTH
Stokes Desess OO OU
Gee
Summer
Benfield
Conrad
Sink
Jarrell
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