Lions Demolish Cincy's Paper Tigers In Detroit
AP report covers Big Eight football action with Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, and Iowa State rattling off wins and losses. Key highlights include Kansas and Missouri victories, Oklahoma State star performances, and Colorado jumping to a 10-0 lead over Penn State as the season progresses.
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College Football Scores From Various Games
A dense rundown lists scores from multiple college football games across the nation. Notable results include Alabama 48 over Florida 15, Michigan 17 over Washington 4, Notre Dame 48 Purdue 0, Ohio State 56 over Texas A&M 1, and Stanford 33 over Oregon 10, with many other paired teams and final tallies.
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Colorado Is Team To Be Reckoned With In Big Eight
The Associated Press notes Detroit Lions skewered Cincinnati 38-3 as the Bengals struggled without key pieces. Lions defense dominates, allowing six points in four games, while strong showings from Mel Farr and Lem Barney highlight Detroit’s win. Other NFL results include Minnesota 27 New Orleans 0 and Los Angeles Rams 19 Buffalo 0 as teams vie for playoff positioning.
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National League Sunday Scores Highlight Wide Range of Games
Sunday results include Baltimore 4 Cleveland 3 New York 4 Detroit 2 Boston 10 Washington 1 Milwaukee 9 Chicago 3 Kansas City 4 Minnesota 3 California 9 Oakland 4 plus multiple interleague matchups. Notable games feature Chicago pitchers Holtzman and Wynne in mixed results, and late scores from Houston and San Francisco.
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Aussies Hope To Stay In Cup Race
The United States and Australia vie in the America's Cup trials at Newport Rhode Island. Gretel II faces Intrepid as winds forecast 10 to 15 knots may decide the fifth race. The Aussies seek more practice time to unlock Gretel II's potential, while Intrepid's lighter gear and wind conditions favor the American challenger.
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Major League Leaders And Standings Report
A compact listing shows batting leaders with A Johnson and Oliva topping averages, runs by Yastrzemski and Tovar, RBIs led by Howard and Powell, hits by Oliva and Johnson, plus prominent doubles and triples. Pitching leaders include Cuellar and McNally. Strong entity data covers teams like Baltimore, Boston, Minnesota, Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, San Francisco, and Los Angeles with divisions and upcoming games.
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Boudreau Seeks Return to Active Baseball Role
Lou Boudreau, Hall of Fame shortstop and former manager, says he wants back in baseball. The Cubs broadcaster watched Chicago’s doubleheader loss to St Louis Fenner and noted his readiness if a suitable opportunity arises. He previously led the Indians 1942 49 to a pennant and 1948 World Series, managed the Red Sox 1952 54, and led the A’s 1955 57.
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McLinton's OK after hard hit on Hart in Redskins loss
Washington Redskins linebacker McLinton crushed Cardinal quarterback Hart in the second quarter at Washington 19, knocking him unconscious briefly. Hart returned later but the Cardinals fell 27-17 as Beathard led a late drive. Hart called the hit unintentional and apologized, while McLinton said he aimed to avoid injuring him long term.
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Colts Chiefs Clash in Baltimore in Week Start
Baltimore hosts Kansas City as Colts star fullback Jerry Hill and rookie Norm Bulaich try to prove they are vicious blockers. Chiefs defense features Mays Brown Culp and Buchanan against Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas and running back Lenny Moore. The game follows last week’s Chargers win and marks a test for both teams’ offensive lines and special teams.
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NBA Exhibition Results From Saturday Games
Atlanta edged Boston 121 118 while Milwaukee beat San Diego 115 8 Chicago defeated Seattle 138 114 Cleveland beat Phoenix 89 101 Buffalo topped Cincinnati 116 108 New York beat Boston 120 106 Phoenix won 117 102 Cincinnati 102 San Fran 114 Portland 96 ABA exhibitions Pittsburgh 102 100 Virginia 121 91 Denver 122 107 Kentucky 10
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Jurgenson Takes Blame For Loss
Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen said he misread the Cardinals defense and made bad decisions that helped the Redskins lose 27-17. Larry Wilson’s zone calls and Serry Stovall’s two key interceptions sparked St. Louis, while MacArthur Lane and Larry Brown led the Cardinals and Redskins in rushing respectively.
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Mexico Ledger Front Page Highlights Sept 28 1970
Mexico Ledger reports on Monday September 28 1970 with top page 1 summaries and key stories. The edition highlights regional events, local notices, and brief national items shaping the day.
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