Tulane Upsets Tech In Tough 15-9 Battle
Tulane defeats Texas Tech 15-9 in a hard fought game at Lubbock. Key plays include a Tulane lead after Joe Barnes muffed a punt return then Ricky Hebert carried for a TD. Tech mounted a late drive but Napper and the Raiders faltered under Tulane’s rush. Langebennig led Tulane with 91 rushing yards. Napper completed seven passes for 88 yards.
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Tulane Tops Tech in Late Finish After Close Battle
Texas Tech coach Gene Stallings took blame for the loss as Tulane edged Tech 14 12 in a hard fought game. Charles Napper connected on a long pass to Andre Tillman but a turf miscue and late misses cost Tech, while Tulane coach Bennie Ellender praised his defense and noted both teams played tightly and failed to capitalize on opportunities.
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Hank Aaron Homers as Braves Rally Past Giants
Atlanta defeats San Francisco by rallying in the first inning behind Hank Aaron who hit his first homer of the year driving in four runs. Giants struggle as the Braves seize early lead and hold on for the win.
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Royal Rally Tops Chisox in Kansas City
AP report states Mike Hedlund singled home the tiebreaking run as the Kansas City Royals rallied past the Chicago White Sox with a three-run seventh inning. Key hitters included Hedlund and Harrison with the Royals overcoming a strong Sox comeback in a tense late game at Kansas City.
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Mayberry Homers Help Astros Beat Reds in Slim Win
John Mayberry slugged his fourth homer of the year and drove in three as the Houston Astros defeated Cincinnati 5 2. Pete Rose hit his 11th homer in the first, Cesar Cedeno and Rod Richard contributed key moments, while Reds pitcher Rodney Richard exited with a blister after a debut rough outing.
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Panhandle State Tops ENMU In 36 13 Victory
Panhandle State College built a 10 0 lead early and added points in each quarter to defeat Easter New Mexico 36 13. Key plays included 20 yard field by Ted Polman, a six yard TD pass from Gib Dolezal to Mark Polman, and a TD run by Darrel Atkins. ENMU scored late two touchdowns, but Panhandle extended the lead with Dolezal connection to Mike Benson and a two yard run. Guards and kickers made the PATs.
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Grid Scores Continue Across Regions With Upsets Reported
Regional scores show East to Southwest results including Lehigh 38 over host, Indiana 36, St Norbert 7. Midwest matchups feature Stevens 3 Northland 1 and Wisconsin State 4. several West and Southwest games list state colleges, universities, and intrastate rivals with varied outcomes. Strong showings from Washington 63 and San Francisco State 35 headline a busy college grid slate across conferences and exhibition play.
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SHSU Holds Off Cardinals 13-12 in thriller
In Beaumont, Sam Houston State edged Lamar State 13-12 as Walter Anderson kicked two field goals and Eugene Lewis added a one yard TD run. Lamar State led 6-3 at halftime on a 48 yard pass to Joe Bowser, but failed on the point after and the late two point conversion attempt.
Mets Romp Past Phils
New York Mets routed Philadelphia 9-2 behind a six hit effort from starter Tom Seaver and three RBIs by Ken Singleton on a Saturday night. The Philadelphia lineup struggled as Seaver dominating for his season’s second win while Singleton contributed with a key run and RBI hits.
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Coyotes Edge Ponies In Opener In Wild Finish
Coronado and Amason staged a scoring duel as the Coyotes overcame a Mustang rally to win 28 18. Key plays included Sampson’s 29 yard rush, Walker’s 33 yard reception, Hamlett’s two yard scoring run, and Littleton connecting with Quinlan for the decisive score with 1 01 left. McCann sprinted 17 yards to seal it as Flake added the final PAT. Walker also intercepted a pass late to stop another WF drive.
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Saturday’s results spark high scoring baseball chaos
Reported scores show New York routing Cleveland and Detroit 10 to 1, Boston blanking 0 to 0 through 20 innings, Milwaukee beating California, and Oakland edging Minnesota 5 to 5 in a split schedule. The American League slate also notes a late night effort with Chicago and Los Angeles games and a Grambling appearance dominating discussions among scouts after a 82 percent attendance.
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Dallas Stings Chiefs 24-17 in preseason comeback
Dallas, led by Roger Staubach, rallied to beat Kansas City 24-17 at the Cotton Bowl. Gloster Richardson, a former Chief, caught a 70 yard TD from Craig Morton with four minutes left as Dallas improved to 6-0 in the preseason. Len Dawson starred early for KC with two long TD passes before backups struggled in the second half.
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Fourth Quarter Coronado-Amazon Fun Base Play Details
Fourth quarter notes describe Coronado Amazon Fun base failed while Coronado Amamon ran to a tailed WF Quanian 27 pass to Littleton, kickoff attempt blocked by WE McCann on a 37 yard run.
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Sonics sign center Bob Rule for 1971 season
Seattle SuperSonics announce the signing of 6'9" center Bob Rule who missed most of last season with an Achilles injury. The team also signs 6'6" forward Mike Jordan from the University of Puget Sound to a one year contract.
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Cates Paces WMU's Win
Sophomore Larry Cates scored three rushing touchdowns to lead Western Michigan to a 35 point victory over Illinois State in the season opener. WMU’s defense yielded a one yard rush, a school low, as coach Bill Doolittle earned his eighth straight opening win. Cates, a Columbus Ohio native, found the end zone on 10 6 and 5 yard runs. The Broncos struck first when safety Jon Woodrow tackled Billy Lewis in the end zone.
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Wisconsin Routs Northern Illinois in 31-0 win
Wisconsin overwhelmed Northern Illinois 31-0 as Rufus Ferguson scored twice on a four yard run and a 42 yard sprint while Greg Johnson returned an 85 yard punt for a touchdown. Roger Jaeger added a 26 yard field goal and Rudy Steiner scored on the opening play of the fourth quarter.
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