Colts Host Vikings in Season Opener at Memorial Stadium
The Baltimore Colts meet the Minnesota Vikings before 50 000 fans in the NFL season lid l opener. Tarkenton's dual threat tops the Vikings while Unitas leads Baltimore with strong passing and ground game. Colts rely on Unitas and a bolstered defense to match Minnesota's improving unit led by Van Brocklin.
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Memorial Stadium
Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay
Vikings
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Tommy Mason
Bill Brown
Packers
Detroit
Lions
Cleveland Browns
West
Paul Horsung
Jim Taylor
Poach
Bart Starr
Don Chandler
Horsung
Pittsburg Steelers
NFL
Norm van Brocken
Tarkenton
Busineas
van Brocklin
Vickers Grant Lead Amateur Golf Meet
Os man Jim Vickers of Wichita and Jimmy Grant of Wethersfield shot two-under 69 to top the first round of the new-style National Amateur Championship at Southern Hills in Tulsa. Defending champ Bill Campbell posted 73 as Walker Cup contenders faltered in near-100 degree heat and wind driven conditions.
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Okla
Osman Jim Vickers
Wichita
Kan
Jimmy Grant
Wethersfield
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Dave Eichelberger
Waco
Tex
Mark Hopkins
Texas City
Ed Tutwiler
Indianapolis
Ind
Updegraff
Tucson
Ariall
Tutwiler
Campbell
Navy Faces Syracuse InTEST Of New Coach And System
Navy set to clash with Syracuse as Bill Elias debuts a new defensive look and a revamped offense. Floyd Little leads the Orangemen behind a veteran line while Navy touts speed and a flexible defense.
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Navy
Syracuse
Bill Elias
Floyd Little
Little
Ernie Davis
Jim Brown
Jim Nance
Elias
Purdue
George Washington
Virginia
Roger Staubach
Pat Donnelly
Skip Orre
Kip Paskewich
Phil Norton
Wayne Hardin
Bruce Bickel
Fairmont
W. Va
Staubach
Alabama
Georgia
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Baylor
Plainsmen
Wyoming
Air Force
Air Force Academy
Michigan State
UCLA
Duffy Daugherty
Oregon
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Parkers
Grimsley Picks Notre Dame Over Southern Cal By Five
In Tulsa AP rounds up early college football picks. Notre Dame 17 California 12 favored to beat the Irish despite Huarte departure. Other results include Texas 27 Tulane 6 and Tennessee 14 Army 8 with several noted matchups across the slate.
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Southern Cal
Tulsa
Okla
Southern California
Minnesota
Trojans
Texas
Tulane
California
Huarte
Tennessee
Army
Saddle Pals Host Mount Airy Horseback Play Day
The Saddle Pals of Mt Airy plan a horseback play day on September 19 at 11:30 am at Mount Airy activity ground. Thirteen classes include English and western pleasure pony jumping pole bending and barrel race. Ribbons and a trophy awarded.
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Mt Airy
Mount Airy
Lowman’s Farm
Drysdale Hit By Ball In Cubs Game
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale was struck on the right foot by a Ernie Banks line drive in the second inning against the Chicago Cubs. He left the field, was described as bruised, and X rays at Wesley Memorial Hospital came back negative.
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Chicago
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ernie Banks
Drysdale
Dodgers
Wayne Anderson
Anderson
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Powell drives Orioles past Tigers with two run homer
Boog Powell slugged a two run homer for his 17th of the season off Dennis McLain as Baltimore beat Detroit 3 2. Powell has homered five times in six games with eight RBIs, while Dave McNally pitched a five hitter for the win. The Orioles strengthened their hold, heading to California and Minnesota after the win.
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COLTS
Johnny Unitas
John
Unitas
Cardinals
Lenny Moore
Lou Michaels
Dennis Gaubatz
Gino Marchette
Bill Pellington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Powell
Dennis McLain
Russ Snyder
Paul Blair
Willie Horton
Norm Cash
Dave McNally
Orioles
McNally
Maloney Shines As Cincinnati Nips New York
Jim Maloney pitched a four hitter for his 19th win and drove in the deciding run as the Reds edged the Mets 2 1. Cincinnati moved into sole second in the National League three games behind the Giants while the Dodgers fell to third with an 8 6 loss to Chicago. Deron Johnson and Johnny Edwards produced the decisive two runs in the second inning after a Mets error.
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NEW York
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Cincinnati
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago
Reds
Jack Fisher
Deron Johnson
Johnny Edwards
Leo Cardenas
Jim Hickman
Johnson
John Stephenson
Maloney
Edwards
Fisher
Richardson
Stephenson
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L Fisher
Kranepool
Stottlemyre Wins 18th as Yanks Top Senators
Mel Stottlemyre earned his 18th win as the New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 5 to 3. Clete Boyer's 17th homer broke a 2-2 tie in the fourth, with RBI singles by Bobby Richardson and a ninth inning run scoring hit helping seal the victory. Stottlemyre limited the Senators to five hits while aiming for 20 wins.
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Washington
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Yankees
Clete Boyer
Roger Repez
Stottlemyre
Bobby Richardson Richardson
Ken McMullen
Senators
Kelly quits politics to focus on hockey and family
Leonard Red Kelly, 38, a Toronto Maple Leafs center and former Detroit Red Wings star, resigns from politics to devote time to family and hockey. He plateaus his bid for the York West seat, citing three young children and busy schedule.
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Toronto
Leonard
Red
Pye
Kelly
Detroit Red Wings
Hinton's Homer Powers Indians Past Red Sox 8-4
Boston led 4-2 after five but Cleveland rallied with four in the eighth. Chuck Hinton delivered a two on homer to cap the surge while Lou Clinton hit a tying shot in the seventh and Fred Whitfield drove in the go ahead run with a single.
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Boston
Chuck Hinton
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Dennis Bennett
Red Sox
Cleveland
Lou Clinton
Hinton
Fred Whitfield
Tainted Runs Beat Phillies For Braves
Milwaukee Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 2 as a throwing error by Bobby Wine opened the way for unearned runs. Tony Cloninger improved to 22 9 while Chris Short dropped to 17 10. Wes Covington homered for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Wine
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Phils
Wine
Eddie Mathews
Grounder
Mathews
Hank Aaron
Wes Covington
Cloninger
Chris Short
Milwaukee
Philade
Osinski
Torre
Short
Wagner
Jenkins
Dalrymple
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L—Short
Covington
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Ray Oyler
Bill Free
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George Smith
Thei Stanley
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