College football scores from United Press International report
East Allegheny defeated Bethany 17 to 10 and Bucknell beat Maine 17 to 14. The list covers Ivy, ACC, Big Ten, SEC and other programs with varied margins, including Navy 27 Boston College 20 and Missouri 34 California 27 among many others.
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Bucknell
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Colby
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Columbia
Fordham
Cornell
Colgate
Dartmouth
New Hamphire
Delaware
Boston U
Lehigh
Vermont
Massachusetts
Harvard
Middlebury
Wesleyan
Navy
Boston Coll
Northern Illinois
Marshall
Bowling Green
Michigan
Butler
DePauw
Cincinnati
Villanova
Drake
North Texas St . Iona
New Mexico
Kansas St
Tampa
Louisville
Dayton
Miami
Ohio
Xavier
Missouri
California
North Dakota
Augustana SD
Ohio U
Toledo
San Diego St
Kent St
Wichita St
Southern Illinois
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Wash St
Ore St
Brigham Young
Cal
Stanford
W. Va
Chico St
Redlands
E Ore
Whitman
Riverside
New
Bolt wins fifth U S National Seniors Open in comeback
Tommy Bolt, over 50, captures his fifth straight title at the U S National Seniors Open Golf championship in Las Vegas. He carded a final round 65 to finish 8 under par 274, edging J D Taylor who shot 68 for 275. First prize 7500, Taylor 4500.
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Winterwood
Standings and results mix in chaotic baseball and football logs
A dense sports page lists team standings for the National League and American League, with records for Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles San Francisco and others, followed by Sunday and Saturday results across multiple cities. It includes summaries of interleague matchups and upcoming pitchers for games in New York Montreal Philadelphia Chicago and more, with noted clinched divisions and multiple rain or postponement markers.
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Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
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Philadelphia
New York
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Chicago
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McAndrew
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Morton
Stoneman
Carlton
Reuschel
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California
Texas
Lemonds
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Curtis
Lolich
Brett
Stottlemyre
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Washington Pittsburgh
N.Y. Giants
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Green Bay
Denver
New York Jets
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New Or- Los Angeles
New Orleans New England
Washington
T. Pet
Miami
N.Y Jets
New England
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Dodgers
Russell spoils Gullett no hitter with late hit
Bill Russell broke up Don Gullett's no hitter with a one out single in the eighth inning as Cincinnati topped the Los Angeles Dodgers 1 0. Clay Carroll earned a major league record 36th save by closing out the ninth after relieving Gullett in his first start in two months due to hepatitis.
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Don Gullett
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Russell
Buckner
Dodger
Carroll Carroll
Hepatites
Dodgers
Dos Pueblos Edges Cabrillo In Tight Cross Country Duel
Dos Pueblos high school runners edged Cabrillo by one point in a non league cross country meet. Marshall Frasher won in 10 37 and Greg Axline was runner up in 10 42 as Chargers filled the next four places.
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Cabrillo
Marshall Frasher
Greg Axline
Chargers
Win Hill
Gary Manus
Bob Mulholland
Bob Zorich
Torre Delgado
Kevin Stingley
Donohue Wins CanAm Race At Edmonton
Mark Donohue of Newton Square, Pa recovered from a serious June leg injury to win the $75,000 Canadian American Challenge Cup race at Edmonton International Raceway. He drove a Porsche 917-10 for Roger Penske, setting a track record with an average speed of 109.87 mph over 200 miles in 1:50:26.091. Denis Hulme finished second in a McLaren M20, while Peter Revson placed sixth, as Team McLaren’s CanAm dominance faced a setback.
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McLaren
Newton Square
Edmonton International Raceway
Donohue
Roger Penske Group
Denis Hulme
Hulme
Edmonton
Peter Revson
Wagner victim of robbery assault and shooting
Former Angels slugger Leon Wagner was pistol whipped during a robbery at a neighbor’s apartment. His wife was shot in the back while five occupants including Wagner were held at gunpoint and forced to surrender wallets and jewelry. Wagner was treated for injuries and his wife listed in satisfactory condition.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Angels
Leon Wagner
Wagner
Smart wins at Ontario Champion Spark Plug Classic
English rider Paul Smart on a factory Kawasaki won the second 125 mile heat at Ontario Motor Speedway earning the largest payout of 30340 dollars with a 15000 dollar Kawasaki bonus. Geof Perry tied Smart for the overall but AMA rules favored the best final heat performance. Gene Romero and Yvon DuHamel had notable drama and comebacks in the event.
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Ontario Motor Speedway
London
Paul Smart
Kawasaki
New Zealand
Geof Perry
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John Cooper
Gene Romero
San Luis Obispo
Romero
Triumph
Yvon DuHamel
Canada
DuHamel
Beaman wins Quad Cities Open after rally in final round
Beaman shot 4-under par Sunday to win the Quad Cities Open in Bettendorf Iowa with a 72-hole total of 279 one stroke ahead of Tom Waton. Don Iverson finished third and Lanny Wadkins fourth as Grier Jones Bob Wynn Doug Olson and Gibby Gilbert were one stroke behind. It was Beaman's third major victory and first since 1970 Milwaukee Open. First prize was $20,000 boosting season earnings to $87,428.
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Grier Jones
Bob Wynn
Doug Olson
Gibby Gilbert
Beaman
Newcombe Dominates Drysdale To Win Redwood Bank Open
John Newcombe of Australia defeated Cliff Drysdale 6-1 6-1 7-5 in the singles final, earning $10,000 for the tournament and boosting his tour winnings to $78,000. Drysdale received $5,000 for second place as the match concluded with Newcombe applying relentless errors-free play.
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Newcombe
Connors Beats Tanner for Golden Gate Classic Title
Jimmy Connors defeated Roscoe Tanner 6-2 7-6 to win the Golden Gate Pacific Coast Tennis Classic in Albany. The UCLA graduate earned $8,000 and praised the win, noting the payoff compared to their college matchup last June. Tanner unleashed nine aces but Connors answered with precise returns.
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UPI
Jimmy Connors
Roscoe Tanner
UCLA
Connors
Stanford
Tanner
Distance runner dies after half marathon in Eugene
Larry Vollmer, 31, of Eugene, collapsed and died Sunday morning after finishing a 13 mile half marathon. The race was sponsored by the Oregon Track Club.
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Larry Vollmer
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Lompoc Judo Dojo Competes in Southern Pacific Meet
A nine-member Lompoc American Legion Judo Dojo team aged 8 to 10 traveled to Venice High School in Los Angeles for the 1972 Fall Southern Pacific Junior Olympic Development Judo Championships. The squad finished with nine wins as Jimmy Johnston, Michael Barnes, and Darryl Barnes led divisions with two wins each. several others contributed one win apiece. The club plans the Northern Nanka Regional Invitational in Santa Maria on Oct 15 and invites new members through contact at local phone numbers or practice sessions west of the American Legion Memorial Building.
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L.A
Jimmy Johnston
Michael Barnes
Darryl Barnes
Michie Emerson
Kip Sharpe
Barney Foster
California
Eddie Baldiviez Jr
Roger Baldiviez
Mike
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Harlan Emerson
Ron Johnston
American Legion Memorial
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Locust
Lompoc Motomen Flourish At Spillway Park Motocross
The Lompoc Slow Pokes dominated a Spillway Park motocross event with Linda Hale winning the powder puff. Gary Concellos claimed the 100 cc overall title while Vince Clark surged to the last two 125 cc heats for the 125 cc overall.
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Linda Hale
Gary Concellos
Vince Clark
Jay Getchel
Bill Czerwinski
Getchel
Czerwinski
Steve Bargiacchi
Husky
Dave Czerwinski
Steve Delaire
Beardsley
Ron
Mike
Scott Frisby
Fresno
Chuck Czerwinski
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