Cardinals Clinch NL Pennant In 5 1 Victory Over Phillies
The Cardinals secure the National League pennant after a 5 to 1 win over Philadelphia as Bob Gibson dominates with three hits allowed. Schoendienst, Cepe da and Maris key trades power the surge, while Gibson vows readiness after a midseason leg injury. Other scores note Mets and Reds wins, with AL races tight as Boston Detroit Minnesota contend for first.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Bob Gibson
Phillies
Schoendienst
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Fort Myers
Fla
Cardinals
Gibson
St. Louis
Dick Hughes
Steve Carlton
Nelson Brilas
Orlando Cepeda
Roger Maris
Cepeda
San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
E” Birdos
New York
Los Angeles
Houseton
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Roseton
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Baltimore
California
Chicago
Boston
Dick Ellsworth
Dal Maxvill
Lou Brock
Brock
Julian Javier
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Javier
Cookie Rojas
Tom Seaver
St. L
Wills
Pitt
Morgan
Houst
Briles
Farrell
Phil
Bunning
Jenkins
Chic
Dalton Jones
Red Sox
Sox
Careinals
Victoy
Tigers Fall To Atlanta Wolverines In Tough Halt finale
Yerger Tigers drop a 14 to 12 road game to Atlanta Wolverines. Charles Martin led rushing with 53 yards on seven carries and scored on a within a 25 yard pass to Johnny Smith. Defensive standouts were Hindman Muldrew and Moses.
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Charles Jones
Yerger Tigers
Alanta Wolverines
Tigers
Charles Martin
Chris Hindman
William Muldrew
Ronald Moses
Wolverines
Frank Prater
Johnny Smith
Spancer Brown
Yerger
Wildcats Retake No 1 In High School Football Poll
North Little Rock reclaims the top spot with a 3-0 record after a 42-7 win over Blytheville. Fort Smith also 3-0, with NLR leading the Class A and other teams earning votes in a crowded poll. Hall and Texarkana follow as top contenders with several teams in close pursuit.
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Associated Press
North Little Rock
Little Rock Hall
Associated Eee
Wildcats
Blytheville
Fort Smith
Secor
el Dorado
Grizzlies
Hall
North Little
Crossett
Forrest City
Conway
Fordyce
Brinkley
Wynne
Stamps, Rison
Norphlet
Springdale
Pine Bluff
Little Rock Catholic
Malvern
Dame Pattie Keeps Cup for America
Dame Pattie, the Australian challenger, was defeated by Intrepid as America’s 12 meter yacht retained the America's Cup. Skipper Jock Sturrock cited the task as formidable while Intrepid’s crew, led by Bus Mosher, praised their boat and crew. The loss ends Dame Pattie’s four attempts, with a 3 minute 37 second victory for Intrepid in moderate Rhode Island winds.
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Newport
America
Knox
Holy Guail
New York Yacht Club
Ine Trepid
Pattie
Jock Sturrock
United States
Ce Intrepid
Bus Moshacher
Percy Chubb
Ashoore
Royal Dorset Yacht Club
Weymouth
England
Sturrock
Dame Pattle
Rhode Island Sound
Intrepid
Cardinals Open World Series Ticket Sales Early
St Louis Cardinals front office announced plans to sell World Series tickets before clinching the pennant with games 3, 4 and 5 arranged for Oct 7 8 and 9 in St Louis. Orders must include two sets of two tickets each priced 49 dollars per order plus eight dollar per ticket and one dollar handling.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
P.O
Peppy Day Leaves AL Pennant Play Wide Open
Boston angling for the lead with a 6 5 win over Detroit on Dalton Jones 10th inning homer. Jim Kaat blanked Kansas City 2 0 after 10 innings as Minnesota nudges ahead. California rallies past Chicago 3 2 to join the chase with Reichardt delivering the ninth inning RBI for the White Sox.
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San Franciscio
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
California
Washington
Cleveland Wi
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesto
Dick Coach
Associated Press
Jones Boy
Jim Dandy
Red Sox
Dalton Jones
Twins
Jim Kaat
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Rick Reichardt
RBI
Anaheim
White Sox
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Jones
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Kaat
Ricky Clark
Jim Fregosi
Don Mincher
Bob Locker
Roger Repez
Jimmie Hall
Reichardt
Notre Dame Rated First in Nation
Notre Dame tops the initial 1967 AP college football poll with 22 first place votes and 309 points. Southern California and UCLA rise to fourth and sixth as Alabama, Michigan State stay near the top, with Texas fifth and Georgia seventh as the season opens.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
Southern California
UCLA
Trojans
Bruins
Notre Dame
Alabama
Michigan State
Irish
California
Florida State
Spartans
Houston
Texas
Georgia
Misami
Fla
Colorado
Nebraska
Albania
Calif
Miami
Surprises Feature Pro Openers
A football preview notes NFL opening weekend surprises including a 17 17 tie between the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers. It highlights Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, and Pittsburgh Steelers wins, plus college matchups involving Arkansas Razorbacks, Notre Dame, Texas, and Purdue. Razorbacks face Oklahoma State, and Arkansas Tech and Harding are noted in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference.
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National Football League
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Lions
Denver Broncos
Detroit
Packers
Bart Starr
Dallas Cowboys
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
SMU
Purdue Boilermakers
Aggies
Purdue
Texas Longhorns
Southern California
Arkansas
Harding
Ooachita
Arkansas Tech
State College Bears
Bob Tiner
AIC
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Bryant
Fordyce
Charlie McClendon
LSU
Tigers
Lewisville
U of A
Fayetteville
Doug Dickey
Tennessee
Vols
Tech
Hope Bobcat
Freddie Glaze
Matthews Is Proud of Linebackers
Arkansas coach Wilson Matthews praises sophomore linebackers Garn er Powell and Parker as the best group yet with two sophomores starting against Oklahoma State. He notes their speed and potential, while Broyles adds excitement about the unit and growth ahead.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
Wilson Matthews
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Matthews
Frank Broyles
Lynn Garner
Fort Smith Northside
Chief Powell
Eudora
Guy Parker
Houston
Carner
Powell
Oklahoma State
Little Rock
Garner
Ronnie Caveness
Arkansas considers redshirting Terry Don Phillips
University of Arkansas coach Frank Broyles indicated on Monday that Terry Don Phillips likely will redshirt this fall. The 6 foot 210 pound defensive tackle, junior and brother of Loyd Phillips, suffered a back injury before fall practice and reinjured it recently. Arkansas opens the season Saturday at Little Rock against Oklahoma State, which defeated Air Force last week.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Terry Don Phillips
University of Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Phillips
Tice
Loyd Phillips
Broyles
Razorbacks
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Little Rock
Cowboys
Air Force
G and F stands firm on state game plan
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission refused to alter the newly adopted statewide game management plan despite four groups urging changes. Residents from Pulaski Lonoke Saline and Lonoke counties asked deer hunts west of Congo Road in District 12 and a two day doe season closure in District 13. Other protests opposed dog use in Districts 10 and 22 and foxhunters sought northward shifting of Big Piney Area bounds.
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Little Rock
State Game and Fish Commission
Caine Mission
Congo Road
Pulaski County
Meee Saline
Lonoke
Sam Smith
Lonoke County
Logan
Yell
Pope
Johnson Counties
Big Piney Game Management
Nationsal Forest
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