Major Hoople Predicts Big Football Weekend
Major Amos B Hoople foresees Texas over Miami 26 21 and Notre Dame 22 16 over Northwestern. Southern California 29 8 over Illinois and Colorado 28 22 over Minnesota. UCLA 15 12 over Michigan. Kentucky 17 14 over Alabama. Arkansas 30 20 over Oklahoma State Nebraska 33 7 Army Stanford 35 12 SMU 35 8 Florida LSU 28 22 Texas A M.
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Gonzales Falls to Pupil Roscoe Tanner in Upset
In Los Angeles Pancho Gonzales 44 loses to his 21-year-old student Roscoe Tanner 7-6 7-6 at the Pacific Southwest Tennis Tournament, a $60 000 event he won last year. Gonzales says his legs aren’t there any more after a hard push in earlier rounds.
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Keeping the Overhead Smash Above the Net
A coaching note from NEXT: to avoid netting overhead smashes focus on watching the ball, contact in front and to the right, early racket preparation, and leaning into the shot. Check for excessive backswing and keep distance behind the ball to prevent racket drop.
Carlton Wins 25th Victory With Six-Hit Effort For Phillies
Steve Carlton, traded from St Louis to Philadelphia, pitched six hitters to beat the Cardinals 2-1 and reach 25 wins on the season. He leads the NL in wins, strikeouts, complete games, starts, and innings pitched, while the Phillies rally on a sixth inning double by Tommy Hutton.
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Big race card at Speedway in Santa Maria tomorrow night
A split program of Super Stocks and Foreign Stocks will run at Santa Maria Speedway. Super Stock rules are relaxed with the 72 season finished and carburation and tire restrictions dropped. safety rules stay strict. Foreign Stocks make their final 72 appearance with plans to join Central Coast Racing Assn. A meeting for new division seeks interested members Thursday Sept 28 at 7 20 p m at the VFW Hall Santa Maria.
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Ledford wins medallion in Village Club women’s golf
Marie Ledford captured the medallion with a low net 68 at Village Country Club. Kunkel led putts, with Elinor Gray and R Neta Fritz taking first flight top positions. second flight saw Kay Russell and Joe Bradshaw tied for first, followed by Davenport and Irvine. third flight had Ledford first with Nickolaus second and Stroebel third.
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Baseball scores and standings snapshot from Wednesday
The box shows results: New York 4 Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 6 Montreal 2, Phila 2 St Louis 1, Atlanta 13 Houston 6, Cincinnati 8 San Fran 6, Los Angeles 5 San Diego 3. Probables: Twitchell at Bibby, Blass at Gentry. AL East and West standings listed with wins and losses.
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