Stanky’s White Sox chase pennant amid grid clash
Chicago boss Eddie Stanky shrugged off football hype as Gary Peters pitched a four hitter to lead the White Sox past Minnesota 4 0. The win moved Chicago within a half game of Detroit, with four teams in the pennant race. Detroit, Boston, and Baltimore also won or lost, keeping the standings tense with two weeks left.
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Runaway Cardinals Near NL Title With Reds Win
The St. Louis Cardinals moved within a single victory of clinching the National League pennant by beating Cincinnati 3-2. Bob Gibson anchored the win as Julian Javier drove in two runs, with Nelson Briles recording his eighth straight victory before leaving after a ball strike to his shoulder. If St. Louis wins tonight against Philadelphia, they wrap up the title. a collapse would require a dramatic Giants surge. Giants idle today. Other NL results: Houston beat New York 4-3, Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 6-1, Chicago topped Atlanta 5-3.
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Ottawa Braves blank Friends 33 0 in Kansas Conference opener
Ottawa University burst to a 33 0 victory over Friends University to start the 1967 Kansas Conference football action. QB Richard Bannon directed the offense, RB Ron Guest rushed for 64 yards and a TD, while Roy Dunn pinned six punts for an average near 45 yards as OU’s defense and kicking set the tone.
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OU Runners Lead KC Meet
Ottawa University runners dominated the AAU Road Runners event in Kansas City on Saturday morning with strong showings in two races. In the 2 mile open, freshman Oscar Harris finished second with Richard Hatchcraft third, James Lee fourth, Richard Jackson fifth, and Richard Robertson eighth. In the female race twenty minutes later Bill Eld took second, Harris placed third, Gerry Benedict fourth, and Lee sixth.
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Scoreboard Today's Games Highlight Pairings and Matches
The schedule lists Chicago at California, Minnesota at Kansas City, Boston at Detroit, New York at Baltimore, and Minnesota at Kansas City in Tuesday's card. Also noted are Washington at Cleveland with one light game in the lineup.
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NFL Kicks Off Season With Wild Opening Day
NFL opener brings record passing by Unitas and dramatic comebacks. Gale Sayers huge early return but limited yards. Bart Starr recovers from four first-half interceptions to help Green Bay tie Detroit. Colts build big lead then hold on for win. several other games noted with heavy action and key plays across the league.
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Devaney and Crowder Face Openers With Freshmen On Display
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney praised his rookies after a 17 7 win at Seattle in extreme heat, highlighting tackle Bob Taucher as a leading new on offense. Colorado coach Eddie Crowder trusted freshman Bob Anderson in a 27 7 victory at Boulder, a debut likened to Missouri’s Sugar Bowl passer. The Big Eight opened 21 1 with Colorado top ranks and Nebraska champs, while Oklahoma State and Iowa State stumbled in their first games.
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