Bobcat B Boys Edge Magnolia In Tight B-Game
Hope B-Lizards ride a stingy defense to a 16-14 victory over Magnolia at Hammon's Stadium. Offense totaled 295 yards while allowing only 45, with key plays by Tommy Frazier Buddy Ingram and Ricky Hart. Next B-game set for September 28 against Texarkana Tiger B-team.
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Bill Moore
Hammon
Hope
Ken Barker
Magnolia
Lizards
Panthers
Jack Turner
Panther
Johnny Burdine
Buddy Ingram
Ricky Hart
Miller
Frazier
Ingram
B-Lizards
Kenneth Ellis
Barker
Richard Stuart
Wade Harris
Hope Bobkittens
Ashdown
Bobcats
Sheridan
Monday's Fights Highlight International Ring Action
The Associated Press reports multiple boxing results from North American venues. Jesus Pimentel stopped Katsuhiro Harada in San Antonio. Jimmy Meilleur knocked out Howard Blood in Windsor. Gary Brough ton stopped Joe Blair in Kitchener. Dave Matthews outpointed Jack O'Halloran in Akron. John Griffin defeated Ray Anderson in Cleveland. Ted Gullick stopped Aaron Eastling in St Paul.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Jesus Pimentel
Mexico
Katsuhiro Harada
Japan
Windsor
Ont
Jimmy Meilleur
New York
Howard Blood
Detroit
Gary Broughton
Kitchener
Joe Blair
Akron
Ohio
Dave Matthews
Jack O'Halloran
Boston
John Griffin
Cleveland
Ray Anderson
Ted Gullick
Youngstown
Aaron Eastling
St. Paul
Minn
Cassius Clay Wins Legal Victory Aiming New York Fight
Federal Judge R Mansfield ruled against the New York State Athletic Commission over Clay s license denial and allowed him to fight Jerry Quarry Oct 26 in Atlanta. Clay seeks a New York license while his appeal of a 1967 induction conviction continues. The decision may pave a future Clay Frazier bout and impact boxing politics in New York.
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New York
Cassius Clay
R. Mansfield
New York State Athletic Commission
Clay
Jerry Quarry
Atlanta
Muhammad Ali
New York Athletic Commission
Philadelphia
Mansfield
New Orleans
Frazier
Bob Foster
Edwin B. Dooley
New York State Commission
Ali
Sonny Liston
Miami Beach
Fla
Zoro
Mets Rally For 9-5 Win Seals NL East Tie With Pirates
The Mets defeated the Expos 9-5 in 10 innings as Ted Williams era signaling defense and relief pitching by Danny Frisella and Tug McGraw backed a late rally. Clyde Mahore homered for Montreal and New York moved into a near first place deadlock with idle Pittsburgh while Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco won their games.
Folley Ninth Defense Planned at MSG in 1967
In New York on March 22, 1967, Muhammad Ali is listed for his ninth defense at Madison Square Garden. He boxed two exhibitions that year and a separate eight round exhibition in Atlanta on September 2.
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Folley
New York
Madison Square Garden
Atlanta
Baseball Standings and Scores From Major Leagues
Major League standings show the National and American Leagues with teams like New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and St. Louis in tight races. Monday results include New York beating Montreal 9-5 in ten innings and Los Angeles routing San Diego 12-4. Major leaders feature Yaztrzemski, A Johnson, and Bench among batting and Perez and B Williams among power hitters.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Fran
Atlanta
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Koosman
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Walker
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Lersch
Carlton
Chiago
Holtzman
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Dierker
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Perry
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J. Powell
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Cardenas
Harper
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Clemente
Carty
B. Williams
Bonds
Bench
Perez
Rose
Brock
W. Parker
W. Davis
Kessinger
Stanford and Ohio State Lead AP Top Twenty Football Poll
Stanford's 34 28 victory over Arkansas reshuffles the top ten as Arkansas drops to 11th. Ohio State Texas and Southern California hold the top three with 24 voters backing Ohio State for first. Missouri rises to 10th after a 38 0 win, while Mississippi Notre Dame Penn State Michigan and Nebraska fill the next spots.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Stanford
Arkansas
Indians
Razorbacks
Missouri
Baylor
Ith
Ohio State
Texas
Southern California
Alabama
Trojans
Southern Cal
Mississippi
Penn State
Michigan
Ole Miss
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Louisiana State
Kansas State
Florida
Houston
UCLA
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Georgia
Arizona State
South Carolina
Georgia Tech
Auburn
California
Hogs Work to Correct Mistakes After Loss to Stanford
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles led the Razorbacks through an hour of sweat-clothes practice in Fayetteville after Saturdays 34 28 defeat to Stanford. He said the team broke down every phase of the game and must eliminate those mistakes this week while preparing for Oklahoma State.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Stanford
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Oklahoma State
Broyles
Pitching and batting stars from Monday game notes
Danny Fprisella of the Mets hurled five innings of one hit relief retiring the last 15 batters as New York rallied for four runs in the 10th to defeat the Expos. Wes Parker of the Dodgers drove in three runs with a single and double for 102 RBI, the most by a Los Angeles player since 1962, in a 124 victory over San Diego.
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Associated Press
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Mets
Montreal Expos
Danny Frisella
Montreal
Pittsburgh
New York
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
California
Minnesota
Oakland
Milwaukee
Tug McGraw
St. Louis
Cubs
Matty Alou
Chicago
Clyde Mashore
Ray Sadecki
Coco Laboy
Expos
Frisella
Mack Jones
Bobby Wine
Jones
Jerry Grote
Rod Gaspar
Ron Fairly
Bud Harrelson
Tommie Agee
John Bateman
Gaspar
Wayne Garrett
Ron Swoboda
Donn Clendenon
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Parker
RBI
Dodger
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Claude Osteen
Ivan Murre
Frank Johnson
Willie McCovey
Phil Niekro
Giants
Braves
Frank Reberger
Don McMahon
Danny Fprisella
Underdog television upsets in college football history
AP reports on ABC TV openers where underdogs prevailed or tied. Notable results include 1966 Baylor over Syracuse, 1967 SMU over Texas A&M, 1968 Tennessee tied Georgia, 1969 Air Force over SMU, and 1970 Stanford over Arkansas. Also mentions hepatitis hit Holy Cross and javelin injury woes for linebacker Bob Cooney affecting 1969 season. Missouri's Mel Gray returns a short pass for a score as Bear defenders misjudge.
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Baylor
Syracuse
Southern Methodist
Texas A&m
Tennessee
Georgia
Air Force
SMU
Stanford
Arkansas
Holy Cross
Bob Cooney
Army
Missouri
Mel Gray
Bill Beall
Gray
Mets to be home team if playoff tied in NL East
In a two way tie for first the Mets would be home team in a National League East playoff. Possible Oct 2 pairings include Pittsburgh at New York or Chicago at New York or Pittsburgh at Chicago with games at 1:00 p.m. EDT. If all three tie, the team with best record vs the other two gets a first round bye.
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San Francisco
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Bop
Beall Notes Punter Peterson Injury Sidelines Season
Tom Peterson, Army punter, suffers a knee injury against Holy Cross that will sideline him for the season. Coach Tom Cahill quips that there are eight things that go wrong in a knee and Peterson ruined five. The piece also mentions Oregon players allergic to grass after Autzen Stadium switched to artificial turf last year.
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Tom Peterson
Army
Holy Cross
Tom Cahill
Peterson
Oregon
Autzen Stadium
Ducks
Patterson Aims for Comeback in Madison Square Garden Fight
Floyd Patterson, 35, seeks a return to form in a Madison Square Garden showdown with Charlie Green after two years away from the ring. Patterson earned about 8 million in his career and will receive a 25,000 guarantee plus 32 percent of gate and TV money from a 60-station network. Green, a 134 record New Yorker, carries a solid punch and will press the action from the bell, seeking a chin shot to derail the former champion. New York area blackout will affect boat set at 10 p.m. EDT. Green gets 15 percent.
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Patterson
Ellis
World Boxing Association
Stockholm
Green
Arden Cing
New York
Arkadelphia Climbs in AP High School Poll After Big Win
The Associated Press poll shows Arkadelphia up to fifth after Pine Bluff’s 32-0 over Little Rock Central.LR Hall holds top spot. Pine Bluff adds a first place vote. Fort Smith Northside drops to third. Arkadelphia, Springdale, LR Catholic and Hot Springs join the top ten with other area teams listed in Class AA and Class B rankings.
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Associacy Press
Pine Bluff Zebras
Associated Press
Little Rock Central
Little Rock Hall
Pine Bluff
Central
Hall
Fort Smith Northside
Jonesboro
Hurricane
Arkadelphia
Springdale
Little Rock Catholic
Hot Springs
Little Rock McClellan
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Camden
DeWitt
Alma
Stamps
Augusta
Luxora
Hazen
Dierks
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Catholic
McClellan
Benton
Dorado
Fayetteville
LA Central
Magnolia
Malvern
McGehee
Rogers
Ashdown
Harrison
Berryville
Carlisle
Holly Grove
Paris
Farmington
Gentry
Greenland
Harding Academy
Indians Taper for Opener Against Wichita State
Jonesboro Ark IAP The Arkansas State University Indians began tapering practice for Saturdays opener with Wichita State University. The team studied Wichita offensive and defensive moves then trained in shorts and headgear. Coach Bennie Filender called it a typical Monday session and noted Patterson as a firm favorite with victory bringing big money and a potential rematch with Jimmy Ellis if he wins.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State University
Wichita State University
Tribe
Wichita
Bennie Filender
Patterson
The
Garden
Jimmy Fllis
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