South Carolina pair could bolster All-ACC push
USC quarterback Mike Fair and fullback Warren Muir surge for All-ACC honor after two strong games. Muir, 5-10, 190, ran 35 times for 205 yards and three touchdowns, while Fair threw for 155 yards and guided drives in wins over Iowa State and North Carolina.
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Steelers Facing Quarterback Turmoil and Injuries
PITTSBURGH AP Steelers contend with quarterback injuries and poor health. Nelson and a vicious tackle injury threaten to bench key players as the Steelers prepare for tough tests against the Vikings and Cardinals. Rookie Kent Nix, 2 years out of Texas Christian, has moved in after a 72 yard TD pass in his first pro game and has produced limited late-game passes and rushing yardage.
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Steelers
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Sullenberger Is Named SC Player of Week
Columbia AP report names Jim Sullenberger Presbyterian outside linebacker as South Carolina college football Player of the Week after his 14 tackles and two pass interceptions in Presbyterian’s 26-9 upset of Lenoir Rhyne.
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South Carolina Sports Writers Association
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Boxing results from Paris Osaka and Fredericton card
Frankie Narvaez of New York outpointed Ray Adizun of Nigeria 10 rounds in Paris. Fighting Ha rada of Japan scored a KO over Hajime Taroura of Japan in Osaka. Jackie Burke of Saint John defeated Rocky MacDougall of Sydney 10 rounds in Fredericton.
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Hajime Taroura
Rontitle
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N.B
Jackie Burke
Saint John
Rocky MacDougall
Sydney
N.S
Angels Spoil Twins Ambitions In pennant race
California’s Angels defeated Minnesota 9-2 to pull into a tie with idle Boston atop the AL standings. Fregosi and Reichardt led a seven-run outburst off Merritt and Boswell, while Downing earned his 14th victory. Detroit dropped to 1.5 games back as New York beat Baltimore. other NL scores included San Francisco over New York 2-1 in 10, Houston 4-3 Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh 2-1 Los Angeles in 11. Rigney said the Halos’ focus remains on spoiling the Tigers and Twins in the final week.
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al Downing
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Bobby Knoop
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Rick Reichardt
Fre Tilton
Minneeee
Jerry Kenney
Curt Morton
Inesota
Cleveland
George Brunet
Thejina
Mickey Mantle
Brooks
Notre Dame Retains Lead As AP Poll Shuffles Teams
The AP college football poll shows major moves after surprising results. Notre Dame holds first despite Purdue threat while Southern California and UCLA rise and fall with key wins and upsets. Georgia and Florida State gain ground as Michigan State drops from the top tier.
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Associated Press
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Yesterday's Stars and Week 1 College Football Poll Movements
Jim Fregosi had two singles and a triple, scoring three and driving in two as California defeated the Minnesota Twins 9-2. Al Downing shut out Detroit for the Yankees 2-0. Nebraska rose from 10th to seventh despite idle. Purdue beat Texas A&M 24-20 to climb in rankings. Other top-10 teams face varied opponents this weekend. Colorado not scheduled. Teams and voters listed.
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Astros Turn Tables On Mauch Farrell
Houston rallied in the ninth to defeat Philadelphia 4 3 as reliever Farrell and catcher Dalrymple misplayed late defense. Joe Morgan and Jim Wynn provided offense for the Astros while Gene Alley delivered an RBI in the ninth for the Phillies. Dalrymple did not get a chance to display his defense behind the plate before the comeback.
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Hi Angeles
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Family Team at Red Shield Club Opens Season
The Red Shield Boys' Club football season began at Harvell Park with the Nicholson family featured. Joey Nicholson, son of Mr and Mrs H J Nicholson of Jamestown, plays guard on one of the teams while his sister Lori cheers from the stands.
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Lori Nicholson
H. J. Nicholson
Jamestown
Lori
Matt
Jerry Parvlan
Baseball Leaders Reflect 1969 Season Highlights
A condensed recap lists top hitters and pitchers from the American and National Leagues. Carl Yastrzemski and Harmon Killebrew lead in runs and RBIs for the AL, with notable figures like Brooks Robinson and Roberto Clemente shining in the NL. Stat lines include batting averages, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts across key players and teams.
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Orioles Finish Home Card Riot to End Season
Orioles close out their 1967 home schedule with uncertainty over batting title for Frank Robinson and Paul Blair reaching 30 home runs. Hank Bauer’s managerial future remains unresolved as the front office stays silent before the trip to Cleveland and final two games, with talk that he may be kept on to finish a two year contract.
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Associated Press
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Paul Blair
Hank Bauer
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