Dodgers Sweep Cards as Gibson Struggles in Loss
Dodgers rout St Louis 3 to 2 in San Francisco, completing a three game sweep behind a clutch eighth inning rally. Willie Crawford homered off Gibson, while Don Sutton blanked the Cards on one hit through eight innings. Giants, Pirates, and Mets also won to pad lead in their leagues.
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Jim Hart
Bob Bolin
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Television Logs and Schedule Fragments
Daily listings show a sequence of programs including Search for Tomorrow News 46 and Truth or Consequences. The fragment mentions Weather Sports and Education News, with channel or segment pointers and times such as 10 40, 11 12, 11 55, and 6 30, implying a typical broadcast grid without complete program details.
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News Tactlie Ball Ag
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Prince of Players
Vic Ames
Jaks
Dream House and Classic TV Schedule Shifts Across Day
A dense listing of daytime and early evening programs shows Dream House and Dream of Jeannie among many reruns and soap operas. Notable entries include The Doctors, General Hospital, Peyton Place, Love is a Many Splendored Thing, Gunsmoke, and The Tonight Show, with news, weather, and sign-off periods interspersed.
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Little Rock
Jaelley
Jeannie
Rowan and
Martin
General Hospital
Lucy
Ark Shadows
Peyton Place
Big Valley
Carol Burnett
Joey Bishop
Mike Douglas
Clark
Bozo
Paul Harvey
Sam
Bass” Academy Theatre
Vikings Upset Packers 6-13 In Narrow Upset Victory
Minnesota used a two inch fourth down sneak by Joe Kapp to spark a 74 yard drive and gain a 13 6 win over Green Bay. The weekend also saw Lions stifle the Bears 42 0 Saints topple the Redskins 37 17 and other NFL results while Jets Bengals and Chiefs posted wins in the American League action.
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Bud Grant
Joe Kapp
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Washington Redskins
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Cleveland
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Philadelphia
New York Jets
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Cincinnati
Buffalo
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Denver
Bill Brown
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Phil Bengtson
Bill Munson
Detroit
Mel Farr
Earl McCulloch
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Bears
Mike Weger
Lem Barney
Don McCall
New Orleans
Dave Whitsell
Saints
Sonny Jurgenson
Earl Morrall
Johnny Unitas
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Ererors
Marshall
Tom Matte
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Jimmy Orr
Romen Gabriel
Dick Bass
Rams
Willie Townes
Frank Ryan
Dan Reeves
John Brodie
San Francisco
Jets Lead AFL East Behind Namath in Birmingham Smash
Jets, led by Namath, seize sole possession of first in the AFL East after a 47-31 win over Boston at Legion Field in Birmingham. Namath connected on key passes as New York built a big lead and held off late Patriots pressure in a crowd of 29,129.
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Associated Press
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Joe Namath
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Chicago
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Mel Witt
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Mark Smolnski
Jim Turner
Chiefs
Hank Stram
Jackie Lee
Robert Holmes
al Beauchamp
Charley King
Daryle Lamonica
Petty Sets Stock Car Race Record at Martinsville
Richard Petty won the $27,000 Old Dominion 500 at Martinsville speeding to a record sixth NASCAR win there. He led from lap 262, finished over three laps ahead, earning $5,999 while rival Cale Yarborough surged to second and surpassed Petty's career earnings record. Lee Roy Yarbrough placed third, Bud Moore fourth, and Bobby Isaac fifth.
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N.C
Archer Wins Golf Meet in Oklahoma
Archer and Bobby Nichols captured the PGA team championship by two strokes at Creek Country Club Oklahoma City, firing a blistering seven under 65 for a 265 total. The duo earned 40,000 and announced Nichols would skip remaining events this year, while Rives McBee and Monty Kaser took second with 69 for 269 and 24,000.
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Ralph Cole
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
George Archer
Bobby Nichols
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Qual Creek Country Club
Twin Hill Country Club
Ole
Rives McBee
Monty Kaiser
Tom Weiskopf
R. H. Sikes
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Kaser
Dale Douglass
Hale Irwin
Razorbacks pull away in ground game to beat OSU
Arkansas rallied from a 15-43 halftime deficit behind a strong running game led by Bruce Maxwell Bil Burnett and David Dickey. Montgomery connected on 16 of 31 passes for 157 yards as Frank Broyles praised the defense and noted key plays including a fumble recovery and a late trap block that sealed the win.
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Jerry Dossey
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Dick Bumpis
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Wayne Hallmark
Ronnie Johnson
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Weekend Fight Results from Ventura Card
In Ventura California Associated Press reports quick finishes on a small card. Lobotto Montoya 134 pounds of Mexico defeated Eliseo Estrada 1273 Mexico by knockout in eight rounds. Octavio Gomez of Mexico stopped Masataka Uno of Japan in Mexico City. Julio Guerrero of Mexico knocked out Kyuzo Hashimoto of Japan in three bantamweights. Emboy Carnion a of Mexico stopped Norio Endo of Japan in two lightweights.
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Twins rally as Tovar nearly parts nine positions in win
Cesar Tovar starred for Minnesota, nearly completing a nine position feat, but Tom Hall held Oakland to three hits as the Twins edged the A’s 2-1. Other scores included Baltimore 3-0 over Chicago and San Francisco 10-2 over Atlanta.
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Associated Press
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Metropolistan Stadium
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Pkate
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Washington
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Boston
New York
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Caligula Makes Horse a Consul and Baseball Recap
Bob Alli son scores on a triple as Ret Carew drives in a run in the Twins game. Oakland’s Bert Campanerts plays all nine positions only to foul out. Reggie Jackson and Daning Ca ter contribute miscues. McNally wins 3-0 as Baltimore blanks Chicago. Wilbur Wood sets a major league appearance record. Ted Abernathy, Camilo Pascual, and Billings, Alyea homer in separate games. Cleveland rallies in eighth with Tony Horton, Lou Johnson, and Jerry Moses in key hits. Red Sox beat Yankees 4-1 on Ellsworth four-hitter. Caligula’s horse becomes consul in a bizarre epilogue.
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