Praise for Earl Weaver Dominates Baltimore Sport Parade
Orioles players hail Earl Weaver as a brilliant, humane manager who guides talent and uses bench players well. Tom Shopay credits him for trust and utility roles, while Mark Belanger praises his strategic mind and adaptability across Elmira Rochester and Baltimore.
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Pro grid standings only game scheduled
Only games scheduled: Minnesota at Green Bay New England at Miami Philadelphia at Oakland Mt Louis at Washington San Diego at Denver. The round lists six matchups with teams set to play across stadiums and conferences, shaping week results.
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Youth League football roundup at Lompoc under new lights
Last week in the Lompoc Youth Football League featured six games highlighted by the first under Ryan Park lights. The Active 20-30 Scorpions defeated the Kiwanis Outlaws 20-6 with TD runs by Pat Fridrich and Rayland Luxton and a Crummy interception return for the Outlaws. In the senior division Martin Marietta Titans shut out Big D's Drive In 35-0 with TDs from Poly Milliate McMillan and Santiago. Pee Wee action saw the Harry Morris Insurance Rebels beat the Gresco Packers 7-6 as Peter Martinez scored the tying and winning points and Don Lundberg recovered two fumbles.
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Ken Foster
Lorenzo Armenta
Tito Rodriguez
Mike Walker
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Steve Milliate
Steve McMillan
Tony Santiago
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Mike Brockett
Harry Morris Insurance Rebels
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College Football Scores From East to West
East Harvard beat Columbia 21 to 19 and Ithaca routed Fordham 39 to 6. Yale edged Brown 17 to 10 while Lehigh crushed Rutgers 35 to 14. Navy beat Pittsburgh 36 to 35 and Delaware overwhelmed Lafayette 49 to 0. The article lists many more results and youth league notes.
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Rams pull upset over 49ers without stars in 1969 style win
Rams win 20-13 at San Francisco as rookie Jack Youngblood fills in for Deacon Jones and QB Gabe Gabriel exits with a concussion. Jerry Rhome leads LA after replacing Gabriel, with Larry Smith delivering a 64 yard TD and Ray adding a late field goal to seize NFC West lead.
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Dick Nolan
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McKay Calls SC Overrated After Close Loss
USC coach John McKay blamed a late penalty for nullifying a touchdown as his team fell 28 23 to Oregon in a Dos Pueblos Invitational cross country meet. Cabrillo High freshmen won their division while Buck Crosby coached both Cabrillo teams to strong showings.
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