Jets and Giants clash crowns dramatic NFL preseason
New York Jets rout Giants 24 0 at Yale Bowl as Joe Namath shines with 188 yards and three TDs while Fran Tarkenton connects two Giants TDs. Falcons beat Patriots, Cowboys topple 49ers. Browns beat Rams and more atop weekend exhibition slate.
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Conn
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George Sauer
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Dale Andrews
San Diego
Dick Redman
Raiders
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Dick Gordon
Mac Perel
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Solunar Periods Schedule from Knight Solunar Tables
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Aiden Knight's Solunar Tables provide hunting timing for each day. The fragment notes daily periods and suggests using the best sport each day offers, though wording is unclear and not fully legible.
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Richard Aiden Knight
Floyd Wins PGA Championship in Dayton After Tight Finish
Ray Floyd edged Gary Player by one stroke to win the 51st PGA Championship in Dayton for his third tour victory and first major. Floyd, 26, finished 276 with a final round 74, saying he learned not to play safe again, while Player closed with a 70 for 279 and amid earlier protests.
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Associated Press
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Gary Player
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Miller Barber
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Orville Moody
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Akron
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Jack Nicklaus
Julius Borosa
Durocher's bullpen saves Cubs in split with Giants
Leo Durocher relied on Rich Nye and Phil Regan to close a 3-1 Cubs win over San Francisco after the Giants had taken the opener 5-3 on Bobby Bonds' seventh inning two run single. The doubleheader left Chicago two games up in NL East as Mets swept San Diego and St. Louis beat Atlanta. Regan, a 32 year old reliever, earned praise for finishing the night with a 1-2-3 ninth.
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Associated Press
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Hank Aaron
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Doug Rader
Cowan's squeeze play backfires as Angels win 7 6
In a dramatic eighth inning, Billy Cowan missed the bunt signal and watched Johnstone steal home for California. Cowan then doubled off Juan Pizarro to drive in the go ahead runs, tying a club record with his second homer of the season as the Angels beat Cleveland 7-6. Earlier, Detroit, Baltimore, Boston, New York, and Minnesota won in the American League while New York and others divided National League action.
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Associated Press
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Jay Johnstone
Lefty Phillips
Mike Rourke
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Don Buford
Brooks Robinson
Don Mincher
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Sparky Lyle
Sonny Siebert
Red Sox
Mike Andrews
Stars
Houston May Just Be the Best Ever
Houston Oilers coach Wally Lemm raises optimism for 1969 season saying the club could be his best, contingent on avoiding injuries, getting breaks, and Pete Beathard taking charge at quarterback. Beathard, hailed as the key factor, is backed by strong receiving corps and a solid defense, while rookies and a returning Ode Burrell add depth. Cornerback Leroy Mitchell is out with a cracked neck vertebrae.
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Houston
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Houston Oilers
Lemm
Oilers
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Jets
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Beathard
Kansas City
Lamm
Don Trull
Bob Davis
Mike Haik
Jim Beirne
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Ed Carrington
Hoyle Granger
Roy Hopkins
Ode Burrell
Woodie Campbell
Vietnam
Miller Farr
Zeke Moore
W. K. Hicks
Ken Houston
Leroy Mitchell
Boston
Bobcats Prep With Pads Ahead of Ashdown Opener
Hope Bobcats returned to practice after a Sunday layoff and will don full pads Wednesday. Head coach Ronnie Higgins cited two-a-day fatigue but noted strong senior leadership and improving conditioning. The September 5 opener at Ashdown looms as a key test, with Panthers viewed as possibly equal to last year's District 7-A champions.
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Hope Bobcats
Ronnie Higgins
Higgins
Ashdown
Ashdown Panthers
Hope
Bobcats
Chiefs Prospectus Forecasts Second in West
The analysis rates the Chiefs for 1966 with Henry Stram at the helm and Lenny Dawson's savvy passing. Senior stalwarts remain, Otis Taylor makes a comeback, Robert Holmes shines at running back, and Jim Marsalis could bolster a weak secondary while Jan Stenerud and Jerre Wilson anchor kicking and punting.
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Chiefs
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Reg Carolon
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Otis Taylor
Frank Pitts
Robert Holmes
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Mike
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Stawstill
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Goldie Sellers
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