Rookie Holtzman Beats Koufax in Cubs 2-1 Win
Chicago rookie Ken Holtzman outpitched Los Angeles ace Sandy Koufax, holding the Dodgers hitless through eight innings and yielding only two hits in a 2-1 Cubs victory. Dodgers cling to 1 game NL lead over Pirates as Atlanta and San Francisco fall behind.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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Dodgers
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Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta
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Houston
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San Fran
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Callison
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Bunning
Notre Dame Tops Purdue Behind Seymours Big Night
Notre Dame, ranked eighth, defeated No. 7 Purdue 26-14 as Jim Seymour and Terry Hanratty connected for an 84 yard score and added two more TDs. Seymour set Notre Dame records with 276 receiving yards on 13 catches, while UCLA, Michigan State, and Alabama also posted notable early season wins.
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Associated Press
Jim Seymour
Terry Hanratty
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Hanratty
Seymour
Purdue
UCLA
Gary Beban
Syracuse
Michigan State
Penn State
Alabama
Louisiana Tech
Parseghian
Yerger and Peake High Play to Tie
The Tigers tied Peake High Buffaloes 12 to 12 at Williams Field after a second half surge led by Johnnie Smith passing to Spencer Brown and James Monk. Ernest Standekes and Robert Prater provided ground gains while Kenneth Muldrew Eat Muldrew and Harold Lloyd forced three fumbles in a hard fought game.
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Joseph Witherspoon
Tigers
Arkadelphia
Peake High Buffaloes
Williams Field
Buffaloes
Terry Greer
P.A.T
Buffalo
Johnnie Smith
Spencer Brown
James Monk
Ernest Standekes
Miracously
RTU
Kenneth Muldrew
Muldrew
Harold Lloyd
Robert Prater
Greer
Parkers Face SWC Grid Battle in Fort Worth
Arkansas seeks a third straight Southwest Conference title as sixth ranked Arkansas opens SWC play at Fort Worth against Texas Christian after a 27-8 win over Tulsa. Bruce Maxwell and Martine Bercher sparked the victory with a 64 yard punt return and two key runs.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
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Razorbacks
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Texas Christian
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Ohio State
TCU
Nebraska
Frank Broyles
The
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Gary McDermott
Martine Bercher
David Cooper
Parker
Bruce Maxwell
Jon Brittenan
Tommy Burnett
Dobbs
Hurricane
David Dickney
Brittenum
Harry Jones
Jones
Golf's Long Clouters Compete For Position In Open
AP report from Everett Washington notes golf pros shift to placement over distance in the Greater Seattle Everett Open. Bob Goalby leads with a 65 while the field jockeys for under par rounds at 6,123 yards. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Homer Blancas soar with driver plays to card eagle twos as Blancas and M C Fitts share second at 66.
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Jack Hewins
Associated Press
Everett, Wash
Golfdoni
Bob Goalby
Goalby
Everett Country and Golf Club
Charles Coady
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Homer Blancas
Blancas
M.C. Fitts
Tuscaloosa
Ala
School District Reorganization Act Petition Foreseen
Voters petition a proposed Arkansas act titled School District Reorganization Act seeking to dissolve districts under 400 enumerated students and annex them to neighboring districts. The measure outlines timing, appeals, and rules for isolated districts and future prohibitions on reforming small districts.
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State OF Arkansas
Associated Press
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Football Saturday results across major colleges and services
A collage of Saturday college football scores across regions shows UCLA routing Syracuse 31 to 12 while Army blanked Holy Cross 14 to 0. Princeton edged Rutgers 16 to 12 and Harvard beat Lafayette 30 to 7. Top offenses included Clemson 40 Virginia 35 and Texas A&M 13 over Tulane 21.
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Older Allen Goes on a 6 Hit Spree
Hank Allen, older brother of Rich Allen, hit six of nine as he helped Washington Senators sweep a doubleheader from Chicago 64 21. The rookie outfielder belted a three run homer and drove in the winning run in the 11th. Other games saw California top Baltimore 6-1 and New York beat Boston 3-1. Hanover Shoe Farms tops money winners in 1965 harness racing with 2,968,804, followed by Castleton Farm and Walnut Hill Farm.
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Clay Carroll
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Willie Meaney
Houston
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Giants
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Tony Oliva
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