Reds Fall In 16th Inning To Cubs As Regan Wins
In a long NL battle, Phil Regan earned his second win over Cincinnati in 24 hours as Billy Williams homered twice in the 16th to lift the Chicago Cubs 6-5. Regan worked 7 2/3 innings, surviving a bench homer and a Rose- confrontation, while Don Drysdale and others won their NL games. The Reds, Padres, and other teams' actions filled a busy day across the league.
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Cloud Over the Head of Kuharich in NFL Preseason
Joe Kuharich’s Philadelphia Eagles suffered a 20-3 exhibition loss to Detroit as star quarterback Norm Snead broke a leg. Miami’s George Wilson praised Larry Csonka after a 28-28 tie with Buffalo. Dallas edged San Francisco 16-14. Giants stunned Green Bay 15-14, Washington beat Atlanta 16-14, Baltimore topped Chicago 10-0. AFL notes include Denver’s 15-13 win over Cincinnati and Oakland’s 31-7 over San Diego. Jets visit Houston in AFL action tonight.
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Brown's clutch pinch homer fuels Tigers sweep of Red Sox
Gates Brown stays hot against Boston with a ninth inning single that capped a four run rally and gave Detroit a sweep, boosting their AL lead to seven games. Reichardt and Davalillo fueled early big innings for the Angels and Chance and Lolich earned key victories as Minnesota and Cleveland won twice.
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Rope star shines in chaotic baseball box on Saturday
In a dense recap, teams like St Louis, Atlanta, Houston, New York, Chicago and Cincinnati clash across both leagues with top players such as Carew, Rose, McCovey and F Howard delivering key hits. The column lists standings, leaders, and weekend results, noting rain delays and multiple blowouts while highlighting Roy Foster’s 16 hits and a Texas League split featuring Dallas-Fort Worth and Amarillo.
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Travs Rally Past Amarillo To Maintain Lead
Arkansas Travelers pulled even in the ninth when Leron Lee scored on a Lipin triple, then added three more in the 10th after Amarillo catcher Jose Morales dropped a ball. Jerry Davanoy contributed to the late inning rally in the Eastern Division showdown.
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Nicklaus Wins Sudden-Death Showdown In American Golf Classic
In Akron the 3rd year star Nicklaus edged Elder in a dramatic playoff after both finished 72 holes at 280. Beard faltered early, Beis and Yancey failed to force a five-way playoff, and Palmer suffered a triple bogey on 16. Final totals ranged to 283 for other contenders as a field of notables chased the title and $26,000 prize.
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Rockets Rally to Edge Diamonds in Exhibition Game
Dallas Rockets defeated the Arkansas Diamonds 20-10 as Emmett Richey returned a punt 54 yards setting up a 33 yard field goal by Ray Antonisse. Ken Mulford helped with a key interception to set up Bruce Land’s seven yard TD. Diamonds’ Randy Behringer and Tommy Trantham stood out in a late surge.
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All Star showdowns split as West tops East in hoops
In Little Rock, Northside standout Almer Lee dominated the West win over the East 77 to 77? The East edged the football game 21 to 20. Lee scored a record 31 points with 30 footers and hook shots amid praise from Helena Central's Charles Hanks. Harlem Globetrotter Hubert Rusbie also played a noted role.
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Perry's Team Wins Pair on Weekend
Perry's Independent baseball team kept winning with two weekend victories over Northeast Legion All Stars. The first game ended 1-0 on a wild pitch in the opening inning with a runner aboard. Buddy Jordan allowed only one hit and improved to 17-2. Dwight Gallo took the loss for Texarkana in the second game, which featured home runs by…
Ryun Returns to Olympic Tone After Illness
Star runner Ryun, 20, from Kansas, defeated rivals at Mt San Antonio with 3 55.9 in a pre Olympics meet despite battling mononucleosis earlier. Billy Mills also showed comeback form in distance events while several top athletes skipped the event. Brint Odom had three hits and Wayne Lowe earned the win as Perry posted 14 wins.
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Pro Charts Ray Older AFL East Prospectus
Pro Jets first in East potential in 1967 season with Weeb Ewbank stance. Babe Parilli backing Namath as starter amid front office upheaval. Colm remains at club as pressures mount. Prediction centers on Jets finishing first in the division.
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New York Jets Offense and Defense Preseason Overview
A vintage Jets scouting note outlines offense passing arms and receiving depth led by Joe Namath, Don Maynard, and Pete Sammons with backup Sam Walton. Running and blocking face concerns from Emerson Bagzer to Lee White, while line depth and secondary tweaks aim to bolster the unit. Kicking and special teams receive modest praise with Curley Johnson and Jim Turage noted for punting and placements.
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