Weekend NFL and college football scores
Weekend action with NFL results including Cleveland 17 over Washington 7 and Green Bay 41 over Pittsburgh 9. College games feature LSU 10 Texas jaSm 0 and Miami of Ohio 0 Purdue 38 as conferences and teams post decisive wins and losses.
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Cleveland
Washington
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Minnesota
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Los Angeles
Dallas
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
George Washington
Temple
Boston College
Buffalo
Oregon
Toledo
Villanova
Colgate
Lafayette
South
Mississippi State
Houston
Cincinnati
Dayton
Nebrasa
TCU
Iowa State
Drac
Bowling Green
Los Angeles State
West
Idaho Redlands
Calif
College of Southern Utah
Michigan Triumphs Over Carolina in ACC Opener
Michigan, ranked No. 4, defeated North Carolina 31-24 at Chapel Hill in 86 degree heat. UNC built 21-0 early but dropped a school record 41 passes for 199 yards as Duke and Wake Forest produced mixed results in ACC openers. The Citadel led South Carolina 3-0 at halftime before SC rallied for a 13-3 win.
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Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Texas
Tulane
LSU
jaSm
Clemson
North Carolina State
Michigan
North Carolina
Tennessee
Army
Baylor
Auburn
Virginia Tech
Wae Forest
West Virginia
Richmond
South Carolina
Citadel
Associated Press
South
Jim Hickey
Tar Heels
Michigan Wolverines
Chapel Hill
N.C
Maryland
Ohio University
Hickey
Danny Talbott
Jeff Beaver
Wake Forest
Mets Rally Past Cubs for 8-6 Win
Mets top Chicago 8 to 6 as Leon Jones drives in three with a two run double and a Klaus homer. Trailing 6-0, the Cubs rally briefly but Darrell Sutherland earns the win in relief over Dick Selma.
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Chicago
Leon Jones
Bobby Klaus
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Jones
Klaus
Cubs
Dick Selma
Darrel Sutheland
New York
el Chicago
Selma
Sutherland
Krug
Hendley
Humphreys
Koonce
Broglio
McDaniel
Hotzman
Gossen
Bailey
W—Sutherland
L—Hendley
New
Kemp Hurls Buffalo Past Denver in AFL Showdown
Buffalo quarterback Jack Kemp threw for 280 yards on 20 of 49 passes as Buffalo defeated Denver 30 to 15. The game featured the first meeting of Denver fullback Cookie Gilchrist and Buffalo back Billy Joe, with Joe scoring on a seven yard pass and a 30 yard run set up by Kemp. Denver had eight turnovers, including five interceptions and three fumbles, with Slaughter connecting for a 51 yard pass to Lionel Taylor and a late scoring pass to Taylor.
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Denver
Colo
Buffalo
Jack Kemp
Cookie Gichrist
Billy Joe
Joe
Kemp
Pete Gogola
Bills
Albert Dubenion
Mickey Slaughter
Lionel Taylor
Cowboys Defense Stuns Giants In NFL Opener
Dallas 31 New York 2 as Don Meredith throws four touchdowns and Bob Hayes adds a 45 yard score. Mer edith avoids rookie challenge while Jim Katcavage nails him for a safety. Crowd hits 59,336 in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
New York
Don Meredith
Dallas Cowboys
Meredith
Jerry Rhome
Cowboys
Dave Manders
Jim Katcavage
Bob Hayes
Twilite Links Club Trophies Awarded At Dinner Dance
The Twilite League held a dinner dance at the V F W Country Club with about 75 attendees. League chair Kirk Cramer Jr presented multiple awards including first place winners Het Hausler Kitty Hausler Homer Brooks and Robby Cole and Anne Clark earning a Hole-In-One trophy.
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Twilite League
V.F.W
Kirk Cramer Jr
Het Hausler
Kitty Hausler
Homer Brooks
Robby Cole
Biu Slagle
Anne Clark
Tom Shade
Lee Linton
Tuck Willard
Libby Trout
Bill Kreh
Charles Dodd
Bill Browning
Bob Moss
Bruce Kepler
Evelyn Krantz
Mary Louise Cramer
Bill Brooks
Gloria Grossnickle
Bill Buzzard
Dodgers Hold Off Cardinals for Second Straight Shutout
Los Angeles topped St. Louis 5 0 in a 9 inning game as Osteen earned his 15th win and Perranoski closed the ninth after a brief jam. Lefebvre hit his 10th homer and Parker added an eighth as the Dodgers moved to 3% behind the Giants.
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ST. Louis
Ron Perranoski
Jaude Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Perranoski
Curt Flood
Dick Groat
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Osteen
Jim Lefebvre
Dodger
Wes Parker
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Perranosk
Roseboro
Gibson
Woodeshick
Aust
Uecker
W— Osteen
L—Gibson
Twins Clinch Penant Window With 3 Left Needed
Jim Perry pitched effectively as the Minnesota Twins beat the Washington Senators 8 to 1, cutting the pennant route to three combined losses or wins. Perry improved to 11-6 with support from Kreutzer, Koplitz, Narum and French, while Baltimore was rained out with their clinch number still three.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Jim Perry
Twins
Washington
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Perry
Senators
Don Blasingame
Jim King
Blasingame
Frank
Howard
Kreutzer
Koplitz
Narum Twins
Ortaga
French
Sattey
W — Perry
L — Kreutzer
Economy Oil Splits With Old-Timers In Twin Games
Economy Oil split a two game set with the Old-Timers, winning 9 6 in the first game and losing 7 0 in the second. Fred Young led Economy with a triple and two hits while Paul Boone added a two run homer for the winners. Dr Pepper Old-Timers rallied behind Andy Roderick two run triple and two run homer in game two as Jim Blank allowed four hits for the win.
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Economy Oil
Dr. Pepper
Fred Young
Paul Boone
Homer
Cy Moore
Popeye Grogs
Andy Roderick
Jim Blank
Buzz Wagner
Bob Allison
Young
Allison
Gross
Blank
M. Keyser
J. Blank
B. Blank
Wagner
Beman Withdraws from National Amateur Golf Championship
Deane Beman a two time champion and pre tourney favorite pulled out after nine holes of the final round at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
Deane Beman
Southern Hills Country Club
Tim Brown Shines as Eagles Upset Cardinals
In Philadelphia, Tim Brown ran for 50 yards and caught 129 via seven receptions to lead the underdog Eagles to a 34 7 victory over the St Louis Cardinals in the NFL opener. Norman Snead fired a 38 yard TD to Ray Poage to seal the win as Sam Baker added two field goals.
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Philadephia
Tim Brown
Philadelphia Eagles
St. Louis Cardinals
Brown
Joe Kuharich
Franklin Field
Norman Snead
Ray Poage
Sam Baker
Eagles
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Rookie Blanks Detroit For Yankees 3-0
In a scoreless duel, Yankees pitcher Rich Beck shuts down Detroit as Joe Pepitone singles and Roger Repoz doubles in the eighth to spark a 3-0 victory. Wickersham takes the loss for Detroit while Beck earns the win.
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NEW York
Joe Pepitone
Roger Repez
Rich Beck
Detroit
Dave Wickersham
Yankees
Wickersham
Nischwitz
Pena
Freehan
Beck
Gibbs
Howard
W — Re
L—Wickersham
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