Cards Win as Pirates Edge Second Team in NL Action
In MLB action, Larry Jaster earned his first win in five relief appearances as Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 5 4. Cal Maxvill sparked a ninth inning rally with a single and scored on a misplayed bunt by Cecil Upshaw. Steve Blass allowed four hits and Woody Fryman closed out San Francisco. The Pirates also defeated the Giants 1 0 on Mays and Wills' late hits.
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Baseball Standings and Results from the National and American Leagues
The column lists standings for the National and American Leagues with teams, win loss records, and percentages. It includes weekend results like Chicago over Cincinnati and San Francisco over Pittsburgh, plus scheduled games and notable league-leading players in batting and pitching categories.
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Hoople’s Picks Sparked Weekend Upsets Across College Football
Sportswriter Ralph Bouton recalls Hoople’s bold forecasts for Oklahoma State Arkansas and other upsets. He notes Houston Cougars 37 7 over Michigan State, Northwestern 12 7 over Miami, and Alabama Florida State draw 37 37. Also mentions Arkansas State Indians 21 8 over Western Michigan and Arkansas Razorbacks vs TCU in Fayetteville with broader regional interest.
A-State Wins Over Michigan in opener at Jonesboro
Arkansas State University defeated Western Michigan 21-8 in Jonesboro in a season opener. Fullback Steve Gankiewicz scored all three Indians touchdowns on one yard runs, with Mike Everett adding three extra points. Gankiewicz crossed the goal line in each of the first three quarters. ASU was ranked fifth in the AP Small College Poll.
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Tigers Fall Back as Senators Rally in Ninth
Detroit lost 5-4 to Washington after Casanova and Valentine keyed a ninth inning rally. Mayo Smith's Tigers fell to fourth, 14 2 games behind Minnesota, as the pennant race heated in the final week.
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College Football Roundup From The AP 1967
AP reports extensive college football results with Army Virginia Boston University Colgate Navy Penn UCLA Pittsburgh Syracuse Baylor Boston College Villanova Bucknell Gettysburg Massachusetts Maine Lehigh Ithaca Denison Rochester Rhode Island Delaware Rhode Island Delaware etc. Includes pro and college standings and weekly scores across multiple conferences and divisions. Death Valley note places depth below sea level as a finale.
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