Irish prove oddmakers right stun Army 35 0 in South Bend
Notre Dame dismantled Army 35-0 at South Bend behind a sharp passing duel from 18-year-old Terry Hanratty and 19-year-old Jim Seymour. Hanratty completed 11 of 20 for 195 yards while Seymour caught eight of 11 for a touchdown as the Irish rolled to their highest score against Army in 53 years. The win came as Notre Dame, ranked third, crushed expectations as heavy favorites.
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Snake) Stabler
Orioles sweep Dodgers as pitching tops hitting in World Series
Hank Bauer’s Baltimore Orioles shut down the Los Angeles Dodgers across four games, delivering a 1-0 win to close the series. Frank Robinson and Davey McNally fueled a stellar pitching display, with Moe Drabowsky and Wally Bunker and others contributing to a record 33 straight innings without a Dodger run. The Dodgers’ only runs came in Game 1, as Baltimore’s defense and early leads sealed the title.
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Robinson and Powell Named to 1966 All Star Team
UPI selects Frank Robinson and John Boog Powell for the 1966 Major League All Star squad along with eight NL stars. Clemente Aaron Mays Koufax Marichal Torre head the selections. voting was close with Allen edging Brooks Robinson for third base.
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Raiders top Phoenix Hawks 20 to 6 in Scottsdale
In Scottsdale Saturday the Raiders beat the Phoenix Hawks 20 to 6. Mike Conner and Mark Wogan each threw or ran for two touchdowns with Oliver and Wogan adding points. Defensive standouts include Barton Sather Richard and Oliver. The midget Monsters defeated the midget Hawks 13 to 6 with Sparky Goodrich later scoring on a keeper and a 25 yard pass to Kent Bolin setting up the first TD.
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Hawks Meet 76ers In Phoenix Coliseum Showdown
St Louis hosts Philadelphia in an 8 15 p m basketball clash at the Phoenix Coliseum. Hawks stars Joe Caldwell and Wilt Chamberlain headline the event with Valley Brothers sponsoring. Some tickets remain at the box office. Live radio broadcast planned for St Louis.
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Bears rebound as Packers stumble in upset losses
Chicago Bears beat Baltimore 27 17 behind Gale Sayers two second half TDs to stay in the Western Division race. Green Bay Packers fall 21 20 to San Francisco 49ers with George Mira triggering the upset. Other NFL results include Los Angeles 14 Detroit 7 St Louis 24 New York 19 Dallas 56 Philadelphia 7 Washington 33 Atlanta 20 and Cleveland 41 Pittsburgh 10 in a Saturday night game.
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Devils Nip ASU In Three-Game Slide At Tempe
Washington State spoiled Arizona State University’s homecoming by beating the Sun Devils 24 to 15. WSU led 14 0 at halftime then gained 252 yards to ASU’s 180 despite ASU outgaining on total yardage. Quarterback Rick Shaw was intercepted three times as Kush plans more scouting against the Cougars.
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