Undefeated Colts Face Packers In Key NFL Clash
The Baltimore Colts with five wins and two ties host the Green Bay Packers as the NFL season nears midseason. Packers hold a 5-1 record and lead the Central Division while Baltimore seeks to solidify the Coastal Division lead amid a tight race with the Rams and 49ers.
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Oilers Hope to Tie for Eastern Lead With Boston Win
Oilers aim to upset Boston to force a share of first in the AFL East as New York and Kansas City results also impact the race. Houston relies on defense and big plays from Miller Farr and Ken Houston while John Wittenborn leads scoring. Namath may play for the Jets as Oakland and Buffalo are favored in other matchups.
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DiMaggio Returns to Baseball Clash with Charley Finley
Joe DiMaggio, former Yankee icon, contemplates a role with Charley Finley's Oakland franchise after a long absence from the Yankees. The piece contrasts the Yankees' lack of public relations with the Mets' rising popularity, noting DiMaggio's potential impact in the San Francisco Bay area.
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Wolfpups visit Imps for lone home game
Arizona State University freshmen nicknamed the Sun Imps host the New Mexico University Wolfpups in Sun Devil Stadium for their only home game of the year at 7 30 tonight. The Imps opened the season 20 7 to the University of Arizona and face a return match with the Wildkittens on November 24.
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Greyhound Entries and Races at Phoenix Greyhound Park
The page lists multiple race cards for Phoenix Greyhound Park including Entries for KONIGHT S RACES. It covers First Race through Special Maiden Rates with dog names, weights, and odds, naming numerous greyhounds such as You Can Win Cindy Kate Haddle Sung Nella K DeWitt nar Vernon. The notes detail Park Crewe Arttena Mrod and winners or entries in each race, with several 16 Gr 3 and 14 Gr 1 races and a final Maiden rate.
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Ton
Mugee
DeWitt's Nar
Xaveclan
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Tyelese
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Edie
Annie
Baveable
Tena
Tuncpawa
Ray
Vickis O'teian
Monty
Mace Park
Ceatie
Chabita
Ben Tan John
Chico Chica
Ike
June Vala
Weende O'ffrien
L.A. Spec
Rebe
Lady
Katey Rudjo
Day Echo
B.A. Hig
Joba
Lave
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DeWite
Flay Magic
Wa Blue
Louk
Kenle Jonea
Coatte
Jobtiee
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Mr C. G&s
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Amabdy
Fe Pet Peeve
Baca
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Blunde
Nite Hammer
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Yesday Vick
King Fas
Ori Hitle Jere
John Lash
Unemi
Comay
Mae McCrackss
Niue
DeWhis Ned
Aabetta
Dareny Bepanta
Kaibab league elects officers
The Kiva Kaibab Little League Inc held an organizational meeting naming a 1968 board of directors and officers. Outgoing president Lowell Ralis announced the new officers: Bob Boarman president, Jack Lawson executive vice president, Chuck Kushell VP majors, Dennis Peper VP AA minors, Jack Switzer VP A minors, Tom Judson VP B league, Jo Schaffer treasurer, and Betty Reedy secretary.
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Jo Schaffer
Betty Reedy
Wysong Leads Casper by One Stroke in Hawaiian Open
Dudley Wysong Jr. tops the Hawaiian Open after 36 holes with a three under par 141, one stroke ahead of Billy Casper. Dick Sikes Ray Floyd and Jim Grant sit three back, while Arnold Palmer stands 146 after a 74.
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Pam Weiskopf
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Tiger Rouse set for three-judge title bout in Nevada
Nigeria’s Dick Tiger and Roger Rouse of Montana agreed to a three-judge scoring plan for their November 17 title fight in Las Vegas. They will train apart amid a co promotion by Silver State Sports Club and Madison Square Garden with Tiger earning 75 000 dollars or 40 percent of net revenues and Rouse a 15000 dollar guarantee.
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Greyhound Result Charts From Multiple Meets
A highly garbled listing shows greyhound race results with multiple names, bets, and payouts. The text includes dogs such as Sea Bergen Val iant Hero and Mite fe Rite, with race figures, wagering amounts, and assorted odds, though many lines are indecipherable.
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Hare Joo
You Claira
Sya
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Buey
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Panty
O.usa
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Cantle
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Cherian Cur Best
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Boo Twa
Sao Alea - L.A
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Gea
Tae Collier
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Portland Bucks Dominate Phoenix Roadrunners 9-4
The Portland Bucks defeated the Phoenix Roadrunners 9-4 in a Western Hockey League game Friday night. Larry Leach and Cliff Schmantz each hat-trickled while Leach added two more in later periods. Walt McKechnie scored Phoenix’s lone goal in the final period as Portland surged to a commanding win. Ed Ehrenwerth scored twice for the Gulls in a San Diego 3-1 victory over Buffalo.
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