Alabama Triumphs 17 14 Over Southern Mississippi
Sophomore Scott Hunter led Alabama to a 17 14 victory over Southern Mississippi. He threw 34 yards to George Ranager for a fourth quarter go ahead TD with 10 minutes left. Donnie Sutton and Mike Hall key defensive plays helped seal the win.
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USC BOPS Wildcats as Simpson Racks 189 Yards in Win
O. J. Simpson powered Southern California to a 24-7 victory over Northwestern scoring three touchdowns and accumulating 189 rushing yards on 34 carries. Ron Ayala added a 27-yard field goal and USC drove to a 17-0 halftime lead.
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Astros Rally Sends Them Past Cardinals 3-2 in Ninth
In St Louis the Astros overcome the defending NL champions as Bob As promonte delivers a two run single to spark a three run ninth inning for a 3-2 Houston win over the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Giants Top Reds 104 With McCovey Three-Run Homer
Willie McCovey hit a three run homer to spark the San Francisco Giants to a 104 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Pete Rose collected five hits in the losing effort as Cincinnati battled hard but fell short.
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Epstein Lifts Washington Past Detroit With Ninth Inning Rally
Mike Epstein tripled the tying run in the ninth and scored the eventual winner on Hank Allen's pinch single as Washington stunned Detroit 2 to 1. Denny McLain lost for the first time in 32 decisions, despite a strong start.
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Santo's two run blast lifts Cubs past Pirates 4-3
Ron Santo hit a two run homer in the sixth as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 for Ferguson Jenkins' 20th win. The game featured Santo's 25th homer of the season and a close late-inning rally, with Chicago securing the win on solid pitching and timely hitting.
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Ivy League showdown ends Lions loss to Columbia
New York AP report says Lafayette ruined Frank Navarro's debut as Columbia coach with a 36-14 win. Leopards juniors Ed Baker and Bob Zimmers led a 221 rushing yard and 189 passing yard attack while Columbia limited Lafayette to 271 total yards.
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