Notre Dame Faces Boston College in Opener Amid Upset Alerts
Notre Dame, No. 8, opens under Dan Devine against Boston College led by QB Mike Kruczek and star fullback Keith Iette. Eagles, last seen in 1942, aim to disrupt with a balanced attack as Oklahoma and Ohio State roll to easy wins elsewhere in a volatile early weekend.
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Raiders face roster cuts as Smith criticizes NFL tests
Oakland expects to release three players today, possibly four if Charlie Smith is kept. Ted Hendricks is expected to be ready for the Miami opener, while Smith argues veteran backs fail typical tests due to a common ankle spur.
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Nicklaus Wins World Open in Pinehurst Playoff
Jack Nicklaus edged Billy Casper in a playoff at Pinehurst No 2 to claim the World Open title and a $40000 first prize. Nicklaus, starting five behind, posted a 69 as Casper faltered with bogeys in windswept conditions. Weiskopf finished third, Fitzsimons fourth, and Sneed fifth as Nicklaus tied Casper on 275 before the playoff.
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Death threat shocks Chilean in Pacific Southwest tourney
Chile's Jaime Fillol withdraws from Davis Cup trip to Sweden after receiving a death threat. He plans to play in the Pacific Southwest at UCLA facing Jim McManus as the Chilean team reconsidered its Davis Cup participation. The note cited revenge against the military government and was sent to Fillol's home in Santiago and a priest in Baastad.
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Schmidt and Carlton chase pennant as Phillies, Pirates duel
Phillies star Mike Schmidt belts his 35th and 36th homers while Steve Carlton laments 13 losses as Philadelphia loses ground to the Pirates in the NL East race. Schmidt says he would trade home runs for a world championship. The Phillies beat the Cubs 13-7 to stay 5 1/2 games back with multiple NL scores from Reds Giants Pirates Cardinals Dodgers Astros in a busy day of baseball action.
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Lompoc Netters Lose Rubel Cup In Santa Maria
Santa Maria won 34 of 47 tennis matches to regain the Rubel Cup from Lompoc. Men's singles wins by Turner Ring Graham Martin Johnson Fraser Nelson, but Hedlund was the sole Lompoc women’s winner. Lompoc also claimed doubles and mixed wins as Lopez with Hedlund and Graham with Nelson teamed up. The Lompoc Valley Tennis Club sets a semi annual meeting Sept 27 at 7 p.m. at the Royal Coach Restaurant with officer elections for 75 76. reservations via 6 3772 or 6 6203 by Thursday.
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Bell Shines as USC Rusher Sets School Record
USC coach John McKay lauds Ricky Bell after the converted fullback rushed for 256 yards and four touchdowns in a 35-7 win over Duke, breaking C. R. Roberts 1956 record. Bell warns of increased coverage as opponents key on him, while McKay praises his speed power and quickness.
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Big league star leaders in national league and american league batting and pitching
National League top hitters include Madlock Smmns Sagin Watson Morgan Cardenal Joshua Rose Garvey Bowa with Schmidt Luzinski Bench Cey and more. American League leaders feature Carew Lynn Munson Rice Orta Brett Snglin Widgin McRae Braun and notable home run, run batted in, and stolen base totals. Pitching leaders show Seaver Hunter Palmer Kaat Blue Wise and Torrez among top win totals.
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