Hope Bobcats Rout Smackover Buckaroos 43 2 in Stadium Victory
Hope Bobcats crushed Smackover 43 to 2 at Hammons Stadium. Ronnie Massanelli threw three TD passes to David Still and Gary Jones scored on a two yard run as Hope built a 30 nothing halftime lead. The second unit contributed on both sides as Hope eyes the 4 A A West opener at Malvern and Homecoming.
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Massanelli
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Ronnie Higgins
Artis Martin
Artis
Shil
Lee Davis
Winston Franks
Soph Bubba Powers
Bleger
Soph Rodney Burke
Noseman
Jessie Henry
Jim Alford
Prescott
Soph Lynn Rogion
Glen Rock
Wats
Vane Bo
Tech A&M battle ends in scoreless tie in AIC opener
In Russellville, Arkansas Tech and Arkansas A&M played a 60 minute 0-0 tie as the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference season opener. Hard-fought game featured late punt return by Daryl Melton and a missed 2 yard field goal by Robert DePriest after a drive near the end. Other results included Ouachita’s Cliff Harris 85 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and Southern State beats Mississippi College 21-17.
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Quachita
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Ken Borries
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Boswell Twins Win 20th Game in Opener
The Twins' pitcher Dave Boswell reached 20 wins with a 5 4 2 victory over Seattle in the first game of a doubleheader as part of a late season surge. Odom struggled for Oakland while Stottlemyre notched his 20th win with New York. Batters like Mincher and Unser fueled key rallies across leagues.
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Ohio State Clubbers Open Season With 62–0 Triumph Over TCU
Ohio State, ranked No 1 by Fred Taylor as the sport’s strongest team, blasted Texas Christian 62 0 to start the 1969 college football season. Coach Taylor notes Buckeyes’ dominance this year as comparisons to top teams of earlier eras are weighed against their current form.
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Anthony Davis
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Fred Taylor
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Lenny Moore
Miami
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UCLA
Iowa
Oklahoma
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Baseball standings and results from the National League and American League
The report lists NL East and West standings with teams and records, recent score results, upcoming games, and AL leaders and scores. It notes major stats leaders in batting, home runs, RBIs, and pitching, and ends with a brief mention of a race car event and prize.
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Carew
Minnesota
Reese
R. Jackson
Oakland
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Killebrew
Powell
Oliva
Clarke
New York
Minesota
R. Smith
Boston
Unser
Washington
F. Howard
Harper
Seattle
Campanerts
Palmer
McNally
J. Perry
McDowell
Cleveland
Lolich
Detroit
Rose
Cincionati
Clemente
Pittsburgh
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Bomis
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McCovey
Santo
Chicago
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Kessinger
San Eerie
H. Aaron
Atlane
Brock
St. Louiis
Morgan
Houston
Moose
Seaver
Jenkins
Gibson
St. Louis
Wasp
Kapp Ties NFL Record With Seven Touchdowns
Minnesota quarterback Joe Kapp threw for 449 yards and seven touchdowns, tying the NFL single game record held by Luckman Tittle and Burk as the Vikings routed the Colts 52 14. The victory featured strong Minnesota defense against Unitas Morrall, while Don Shula faced questions after Baltimore’s upset loss.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Bill Nelson
Garry Collins
Redskins
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Bob Long
Calvin Hill
Craig Morton
Les Shy
Bill Kilmer
New York
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Lions
Willis Crenshaw
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Jack Concannon
Mac Percival
Percival
Norm Snead
Ben Hawkins
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Harold Jackson
Football Saturday Results From College Games
East Boston College defeated Navy 21 to 14 while Dartmouth shutout New Hampshire 31 to 0. Penn State routed Colorado 27 to 3 and Florida State beat Miami Florida 14 to 0. Various other results featured Vermont, Yale, Harvard, Army, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Texas, Michigan, Nebraska, and multiple regional matchups with notable scores and upsets. Conference-wide and regional action dominated the weekend as teams prepare for upcoming bowls and standings.
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Atlanta Clinches Tie for West Title
Atlanta clinched a tie for the National League West with a 4 2 defeat of San Diego as Rico Carty boosted his average to .343 with a two run homer and a double. Juan Marichal won his 21st, and San Francisco kept faint hopes alive with a five run sixth inning.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Tony Perez
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Wayne Granger
Granger
Bob Gibson
Expos
Gibson
Byron Browne
Joe Torre
Browne
Billy Williams
Bill Hands
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Washington at San Francisco Prompts Sparse Praises
A brief sports item notes Washington visiting San Francisco with few notable moments or praises, reflecting a quiet matchup and limited standout actions.
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San Francisco
Seoul fighter wins vacant Orient middleweight title
Choi Sungshap of South Korea outpointed Koshiaki Eto of Japan over 12 rounds to win the vacant Orient middleweight championship. The September 28, 1969 bout took place in Seoul and handed Eto a defeat in a match billed as weekend action.
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Choi Sungshap
South Korea
Koshiaki Eto
Japan
Cincinnati Bengals Upset Chiefs for Third Straight Win
Cincinnati stunned Kansas City 24-19 as Greg Cook briefly left with a strained arm and Sam Wyche, stepping in, threw an 80 yard opening fourth quarter pass to Bob Trumpy. Len Dawson was sidelined six weeks with a knee injury while the Jets 34-27 loss widened New Yorks slump.
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Associated Press
Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
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Chiefs
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Hank Stram
Cincinnati
Greg Cook
Brown
Cook
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Len Dawson
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Jets
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Kemp
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Pete Beathard
Roy Gerela
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Roy Hopkins
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