Rams and 49ers Clash in Preseason showdown at Coliseum
The injury plagued Los Angeles Rams host the San Francisco Forty Niners in the 19th preseason game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. San Francisco aims to surge from a 1-3 record as backups and starters shuffle at quarterback with John Brodie and Steve Spurrier rotating. Roman Gabriel will start for the Rams as both teams work to shake off injuries.
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World Series of Golf Opens With Nicklaus Favored
At Akron Ohio Jack Nicklaus, a former Ohioan with multiple major titles, was favored to win the $50,000 first prize as the World Series of Golf began. He posted 69 in practice and faces Billy Casper Tony Jacklin and Dave Stockton in a 77,500 total prize tourney that ends Sunday.
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Gibson Pats Cardinals to 5-2 Win Over Mets
United Press International reports Bob Gibson dominant on the mound as the St. Louis Cardinals defeat the New York Mets 5-2. Gibson, nicknamed Mr. Swift for his fast fastball and rapid tempo, emphasizes both fire and pace in his pitching approach.
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Heisman Hopefuls And Other Baseball Highlights
A crowded field of Heisman contenders surfaces among top quarterbacks including Archie Manning Rex Kern Jim Plunkett and others as college football opens. Major league action sees Gibson win 21-6 in a Mets defeat while Pirates stay atop NL standings. Expos beat Phillies as Laboy and Sutherland drive a late score.
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Village Country Club to Host Sept 26 Stag Golf Day
The Village Country Club announces a Sept 26 stag field day with a full schedule for all handicaps, ending in a prime rib dinner. A 1971 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is offered for a hole in one on hole 17, and entrants may form or join foursomes for a best ball event. Entry is $12.50 for members, includes lunch, hot dogs, drinks, and dinner.
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Baseball Leaders and Stat Leaders Overview
Summary of top players by batting runs and RBI and leading pitchers in both leagues. Lists include Williams and Perez for NL and AR and Bench, H Aaron, McCovey, Yastrzemski, and Killebrew among batting leaders. RBI leaders include Bench and Perez with strong showings from H Aaron and Williams. Pitching leaders feature Gibson and Merritt in NL and Cuellar and McNally in AL with win totals and ERA-like tallies.
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Braves scout scrimmage in Oxnard with Saints for Lompoc
Braves scout Jim Spruill watched his 37 man Lompoc Brave varsity scrimmage Santa Clara's Saints in Oxnard as Hueneme prepared to host Lompoc next Saturday to begin the season. Spruill eyed big physical play and tested new lineup on offense and defense while key players sat due to injuries.
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Los Padres League Opens With Football Carnival In Paso Robles
Paso Robles hosts the Los Padres League football kickoff at War Memorial Stadium. Atascadero faces Santa Ynez in the opener while St. Joseph's meets Morro Bay and Morro Bay battles Atascadero. Jim Bohl, new Atascadero coach, is a former Lompoc prodigy and 1966 scoring standout with two seasons in the NFL.
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USC and Alabama launch new football rivalry at Legion Field
USC and Alabama square off at Legion Field in a regular season intersectional game before 70,000 fans as NCAA allows an 11th game. USC features a strong backfield led by Jones and Davis while Alabama relies on passer Scott Hunter and a rebuilt defense under coach Paul Bryant.
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Blue Dominates Royals As A's Win 3-0 On Pitchers Duel
Vida Blue a rookie southpaw nearly no hits Kansas City. He allows only Pat Kelly’s eighth inning single as Oakland tops the Royals 3-0. Reggie Jackson drives in a run, Green and Campaneris add RBIs, while Blue reflects on nearly a no hitter despite bench silence.
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