Dodgers edge Astros as Sims Wills spark 2-1 win
Dodgers top Houston 2-1 on Duke Sims first and Maury Wills late hits while Bill Singer handcuffs Don Wilson. Sims homered for a lead, Wills drove in the decisive run in the eighth. Giants beat San Diego 7-1 to stay one game back with two left.
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Princeton passer tops grid stars
Ivy League quarterbacks show strength as Rod Plummer of Princeton leads in passing and total offense after a season debut against Rutgers. Ed Marinaro of Cornell tops rushing with 260 yards in the Big Red’s 38-20 win over Colgate, while Plummer and Marinaro vie for national offensive honors.
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Record-Setting Day as Teams Hit 100 Wins in Three Seasons
Orioles sweep doubleheader over Red Sox 10-2 and 5-4 to join Athletics of 1929-31 and Cardinals of 1942-44 as only clubs with 100+ wins in three straight seasons. Dave McNally 21st win. Buford Powell Belanger pace offense. Messersmith and Coleman reach 20 wins in AL and NL debut.
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Ambiguous 1970s college football scores fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple teams and scores including North Dakota State and Arkansas, with unclear context. The text lists teams such as Grambling Delaware Eastern Michigan Montana Eastern Kentucky Tennessee State and Western Kentucky, plus several odd numerals and punctuation, preventing a clear game or date.
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California Bears Focus on Pass Defense in Lineman Drill
California Bears held a two hour contact practice emphasizing pass defense and pass protection as they prepare to face Ohio State. Coach Ray Willsey noted the defense had the edge by focusing on the pass and aims to complicate the Buckeyes’ offense after Colorado upset.
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Johnson wins back pay after Angels case ruling
Alex Johnson, 28, wins back pay and disputes over his 1970 season with the California Angels. A three member panel ruled his June 26 placement on the restricted list was improper and that he should have been on the disabled list. Johnson plans to regain conditioning and hopes to rejoin a club next season.
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