Sam McDowell Dominates Tigers in 6 3 Win for Indians
Sam McDowell struck out 15 Tigers before leaving with a stiff shoulder as Cleveland beat Detroit 6-3 in 10 innings. John O Donoghue and Luis Tiant added seven more strikeouts for a 21 total, a majors mark. Vic Davalillo doubled and scored as Max Alvis drove in the winning run in extra frames. Other AL games featured Chicago, Baltimore, Minnesota, and Kansas City victors. NL leaders Pittsburgh and Philadelphia won, Chicago edged St Louis.
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Washington Edges KC 1-0 in suspended tilt finale
The Senators won 1-0 as Philboga pitched a shutout finishing the suspended game. Bob Misson belted a three run homer, lifting Minnesota past the Yankees 5-3 in a separate victory.
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Michigan State UCLA Top Group After First Big Weekend
Michigan State and UCLA opened the season strong, with No. 2 Spartans defeating NC State 28-10 and No. 4 UCLA routing Pittsburgh 57-14. Purdue, USC, Nebraska and Arkansas also faced early tests as top contenders jostled for position, while Alabama and Kansas battled late-season hopes.
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Rain Delays Dodgers as Phillies Win 1-0 on Tacky Precision
Rain postpones Dodgers at Dodger Stadium as Philadelphia’s Larry Tacksott delivers a 1-0 victory. Claude Osteen shelts by, while Willie Stargell and Pittsburgh press the NL race with two runs in the first inning. Jackson shades Dodgers. Kyman holds Giants to four hits. Other NL results include Houston sweeping NY and Chicago beating St Louis. AL action features Chicago over Baltimore and Cleveland over Detroit in 10 innings.
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Football Saturday Scores From Coast to Coast
AP roundup lists college results across the nation with Army over Kansas State 21 to 6 and Navy 27, Boston College 7. SEC and Midwest games include Auburn over Chattanooga 20 to 6, Michigan 41, Oregon State 0, Texas Tech 23, Kansas 7, and numerous other clashes. NFL standings show St. Louis, Dallas, Philadelphia, and Green Bay atop their divisions with results from Sunday games.
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Buckpasser Faces Challenge In Laurel Stakes Bid
Horse racing notes Mention of Buckpasser and Tom Holfe debating readiness for a big clash at Laurel Maryland November 11. Details include Stanislas weighing in at 16 pounds, Bold Bidder and Ginger Figg in turf races at Atlantic City, and other contenders in the United Nations turf event with results and prize money noted.
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Pine Bluff Southeast Panthers rout Yerger 51-6 in Pine Bluff
Southeast Panthers overwhelm Yerger Tigers 51-6 at Jordan Stadium. Jackie Umphrey Clyde Flowers Percy Singleton and Jimmie Sanders scored in the first half as Pine Bluff led 32-0. Ernest Standokes added a late TD for Yerger. final stats show Panthers with strong rushing and passing totals and several scorers.
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Meredith's 5 Passes Sink Giants
Meredith throws five touchdown passes to lead the Dallas Cowboys to a 52-7 rout of the New York Giants in their NFL opener. Don Meredith, completed 14 of 24 passes for 358 yards and ran for a 12-yard score, while Bob Hayes and Dan Reeves aided the aerial attack.
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Unbeaten Jets Rout Oilers 52 13 in AFL Action
Jets quarterback Joe Namath threw five touchdown passes as New York defeated Houston 52 13 to stay unbeaten in the AFL Eastern Division while Len Dawson led Kansas City to a 32 10 win over Oakland.
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Denver in Search for New Coach
Denver Broncos officials began a search for a new head coach after Mac Speedie resigned following a 24-10 loss to the Boston Patriots and a 45-7 setback to Houston. Speedie, 46, said the resignation was in the team's best interests and handed it to Gerald H. Phipps, owner. Speedie had a 2-11-1 record in 1964 and a 4-10 season prior.
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New 1967 Chevy Pickup Impresses with Modern Styling
The 1967 Chevy pickup showcases striking styling and a tougher all steel body. It features a full-depth double-wall pickup box, a color keyed roomy cab interior, improved visibility, and added safety features to suit many uses.
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