Perry Hurls No Hitter For Giants In 1-0 Win
In a remarkable game, Gaylord Perry no-hit the St Louis Cardinals 1-0 as Ron Hunt's first inning homer provided the only run. Perry limited the Cards to two baserunners, struck out nine, and faced 101 pitches. The win helps the Giants in final pennant race while Detroit clinched the American League title with a 2-1 victory over the Yankees.
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Associated Press
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Denny McLain
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Shearpold
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Ron Hunt
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Peru
Mike Shannon
Phil Gaggano
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Cal Maxvill
Cincisnati
George Culver
Tom Phoebus
Dim “Catfish Hunter
Minnesota
Pera Feet Parne
Bill Sidakis
Paul Bopoveich
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Dim McAndrew
Mets
Chicago
Ron Swoboda
Ed Charles
Mike Cuellar
Felipe Alou
Gene Alles
Pirates
Gaylord Perry
Don Wert
Tigers
Cardinals Lead West Division in Two Weeks of Play
The Fairview Cardinals and Arkadelphia Badgera lead the West 4X4 and Magnolia Pane bars while Stiackover Backdrops top the 4AA East after two weeks with 1-0 records. Upcoming conference games include Cardinal at Magnolia and Malvern at Texarkana with several others across the district.
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Arkadelphia Badgera
Magnolia
Stiackover
Conferance Action
Carden
Malvern
Texarkana
Washington
Croge Gett
Monitieallo
Fairview
Smackovar
el Boxrado
And
Crossett
Smack
Camden
Broyles Won't Name Starting Quarterback
Fayetteville AP Arkansas Razorbacks coach Frank Broyles said he will not name his starting quarterback until game time. He will choose among Foyles Wagg, gealee Gordon Norwood, junior John Biehler and sophomore Bill Montgomery after the final in pads practice before Saturday's game.
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Ark
Arkansas Razorback
Frank Broyles
Tueasday
Broyle
Foyles
Gealee Gordon Norwood
John Biehler
Bill Montgomery
Razorbacks
Broyles
Mapuanee
Real 1 Test for Bobcats Friday
Real 1 Test for Bobcats Friday details a preview of a Friday game as the Malph Rovton era highlights coaching notes, rivalry history with DeQueen and Prescott, and a scout report on key players and positions. The piece notes Eastern Division advantage, cross-division results, and local teams including Camden, Crossett, Arkadelphia, Smackover, and Warren, with Bobcats aiming to improve depth and form ahead of Hammons Stadium hosting DeQueen and Fairview Cardinal tests.
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Este Ag
Bobcats
Dedhieed al
Ijn Fen Spre
Wayne Prappot
Bobcat
Roanie Higgine Ram Theaire
Hope
Leopards
Menaey
Broken Bow
DeQueen
Wack
Touraday
Crossett Eagles
Camésa
Lincoln
Couml
Airview Cardinals
Camden Higherg Kao
Hayneeville
Arkadelphia Badgers
Texarkans
Washington
Smackover
el Dorado Washington
Warren
Monticello
Babeata
Fairview
Mike Or-Brck
Malvern
Texarkana Washington
Fairview Caredinals
Pati
Bobs
Rittess
Leopard Cubs
Mali
Gaylord Solomon
Lee
Ah Wiptov
Prescott
Hammons Stadium
KC Kicker Takes Over Scoring Lead
New York AP report shows Kansas City's Norwegian kicker Jan Stenerud leading the AFL scoring race with 27 points this week after 1967 totals of 108. He has 3 extra points and 8 of 9 field goals. George Blanda trails with 116 points.
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Jan Stenerud
Kansas City
Stenerud
George Blanda
Mac Haik
Houston
Spoink
Dick Post
San Diego
Sid Blanks
Joe Namath
Pete Beathard
George Atkinson
Oakland
Tigers Clinch Title as Wert's Hit Tops Yankees
Detroit clinched the American League pennant after Don Wert's two-out, bases-loaded single in the ninth inning delivered a 4-3 win over the Yankees. Sparma started, Earl Wilson injury forced Sparma relief, and Mayo Smith praised Sparma afterward. Orioles manager Weaver warned Detroit’s power for next season as Washington beat Cleveland and Chicago defeated Oakland.
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Joe
Sparmia
Sparnia
Sef
Earl Wilson
Sparta
Tiger
Mayo Smith
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Jake Gibbs
Freehan
Lindy McDaniel
Don
Smith
Joe Sparma
Orioles
Earl Weaver
Tigers
Red Sox
Ray Culp
Baltimore
Dava McNally
Culp
Carl Yastrzemski
Ken Harrelson
Frank Howard
Washipoton
Clevend
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