Tarkenton Leads Giants Over Vikings in Win
QB Fran Tarkenton threw three TD passes and directed the Giants to a 21-3 victory over the Minnesota Vikings. Tarkenton, traded to New York, completed 16 of 26 for 195 yards and connected with Homer Jones for a 17-yard score. The Vikings managed only a 54-yard Fred Cox field goal as Ron VanderKelen led a late Viking drive. Attendees numbered 43,564.
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National Football League
Vikings
Bob Grim
Ton
Brongharits Prak
Billon Gamer
Knesota
Tarkenton
New York
Homer Jones
New York Giants
Giants
Aaron Zeen
Minnesota Vikings
Jones
Io Pataca Bute
Minnesota
Ron VanderKelen
Berry
Fred Cox
Pee
Mne
Het Gouee
Tarkentor
Thomas
Mercein
H. Jones
Rams Dominate Chargers 50-7 in Interleague Clash
Los Angeles raced to a 24 point first quarter, capitalizing on three interceptions of John Hadl. Clarence Williams and Eddie Meador returned picks for early scores as the Rams built a 43-0 halftime lead. San Diego's lone TD came on a 49 yard pass to Dick Post late, final score 50-7. Attendance 46,293.
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Los Angeles
Rams
San Diego Chargers
Bruce Gossett
John Hadl
Clarence Williams
Hadl
Eddie Meador
David Jones
Jones
Lester Josephson
Charger
Hade
Dick Post
San Diego
Gossett
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La—Meador
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Munson
Wee
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La—Ellison
Hadi
van Raa Orst
Big Brook Trout in Labrador Draws Enthusiast Rip Coleman
Rip Coleman reports five days in Labrador yielded over 30 pounds of trout. The largest fish hit 64 pounds while average fish exceeded 3 pounds. Fly gear produced best results with Mickey Finn bucktails noted as top flies. A surprising 22-pound northern pike struck a 8 1/2 foot fly rod, causing a scramble to recover tackle.
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Labrador
Rip Coleman
Rip
Mickey Finn
Broncos Rally Past Raiders In AFL Exhibition
Denver Broncos beat Oakland 21 17 in an AFL exhibition at North Platte Neb. Steve Tensi connected on a 42 yard pass to Eric Crabtree for the go ahead play in the fourth quarter. Scotty Glacken scored on a one yard plunge and added a 39 yard pass to Neal Sweeney as Denver erased a 17 14 deficit.
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Neb
Denver Broncos
Steve Tensi
Eric Crabtree
Oakland
Raiders
Denver
Broncos
Tensi
Crabtree
Scotty Glacken
Glacken
Neal Sweeney
Kent McCloughan
Denvers
Hewritt Dixon
George Blanda
Bill Fairbrand
Erroll Prisby
Daryle Lamonica
Dixon
Jakland
Den—Glacken
Mann
Dan—Lynch
Oak—Dixon
Bladna
Osk
Blanda
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Lamtonica Blanda
Gilchrist
Cohoes Grid Club Opens 1967 Season Against Tiremasters
The Cohoes Olympiads start the 1967 grid season Sunday at 1:30 pm against the Tiremasters of Maspeth at Lansing Park with Mayor James E. MacDonald presiding. The opener kicks off four consecutive Sunday home games, featuring a roster with players from Cohoes Troy Watervliet Lansingburgh Waterford Averill Park and Rensselaer.
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Cohoes Olympiads
Maspeth
Long Island
Lansing Park
James E. MacDonald
Colcoesters
Brooklyn Boeing Jets
Brooklyn Eagles
Woodside
L. I
Cohoesiers
Troy
Watervliet
Lansingburgh
Waterford
Averill Park
Rensselaer
Dave Campbell
al St. Pierre
Dick Sherementa
Steve Walsh
Jack Craner
Harry Danaker
George Kluchesky
Bob LaRow
Trojan
Foreclosure Sale Planned in Rensselaer County Court
Public notice from the Supreme Court in Rensselaer County details a judgment of foreclosure and sale. The Union National Bank of Troy sues Frederick W. Garner and others. sale set for September 12, 1967, at 10 am in Troy. Property described as a 25 by 130 foot parcel on the east side of First Street between Madison and Monroe, bounded by an alley and adjacent lots. Referee Jerome K. Frost authorized to conduct the auction.
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County of Rensselaer
Rensselaer County Court House
Congress and
Second Streets
City of
Troy
First Street
Madison
Monroe Streets
New York
Jerome K. Frost
Smith, Pattison, Sampson & Jones
East Greenbush
Rensselaer
County
Columbia Turnpike
Aum
Virginia I
Ochs
Lionel wins Grand Prix de Deauville in Deauville
Lionel ridden by Henri Samani won the Grand Prix de Deauville, beating A Tempo by a half length with Arjon close behind. The 14 year old chestnut trained by Max Bona venture clocked 2 51 for 2,600 meters and earned 50,000 dollars plus entry fees, in front of 20,000 fans.
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Deauville
France
Madame Andree Reuff
Lionel
Henri Samani
Guy de Mola
Paul Hilger
Arjon
Madame Pierre Ribes
Astace
Harbager
la Strada
Max Bonaventure
House Wins Kickers Golf At TCC
Barker House won the men's kickers handicap golf tournament at Troy Country Club over the weekend with a 78 net, tying Bill McKnight. Bruce Klein and Ed Corina followed, with a host of other players posting scores from 70 to 79. In Junior Club Championship Gene Cardish defeated Pete Ryan 3-2, with Cardish overcoming Steve Quillinan 2-1 and Jay Quinlan 3-1 en route to the title. The weekly pro ladies event was won by Mrs. Arthur Collins with a 5. Additional scores feature many local players in the 70s and 80s.
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Barker House
Troy Country
Bill McKnight
Bob Sherwood
Bruce Klein
Ed Corina
Bill Marvin
Bill Connors
Connie Lang
Robert Taylor
Bob Mulcahey
Clint Winnie
William King
Jim Wheland
Robert Kane
William McCarty
al Turehick
Robert Hill
Burt Miller
Gene Cardish
Laurence Davey
B. Stero
Ed Maylan
Jack Ide
Bob Walsh
Bud Russell
Joe Sullivan
Cecil Duncan
Pete McCarthy
Frank Weaver
Paul Schneider
Don Anthony
Tom Harkin
Don Farrell
Pete Ryan
Cardish
Steve Quillinan
Jay Quinlan
Ryan
Mike Carroll
Arthur Collins
Packers Hope To Stop Dallas Preseason Hex
Cowboys meet Green Bay in Cotton Bowl exhibition aiming to break a winless run in meaningful games. Packers boast strong offense led by Bart Starr while Dallas fields injuries and tests new material as Don Meredith recovers his arm. Local telecast at 9 30 p m.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay
Cowboys
Stoke
Tom Landry
San Francisco
Jim Taylor
New Orleans
Jim Grabowski
Donny Anderson
Willie Townes
Dave
Manders
Don Meredith
Bart Starr
Japan Wins II Series at Little League World Series
West Tokyo clinched the 21st Little League World Series title in Williamsport with a 4-1 win over North Roseland of Chicago. Pitcher Masahiro Miyahara, 12, dazzled with a fastball and control, yielding three hits with five strikeouts. Kenichi Tsuchiya hit Japan’s first LLWS homer, and a fifth inning rally secured the victory before about 17,000 fans.
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Japan
West Tokyo
North Roseland
Chicago
Masahiro Miyahara
Pennsylvania City
Kenichi Tsuchiya
Miyahara
North
Roseland
Richard O'Leary
Bob Stratta
Mrs Dow Wins VS Golf Crown
Mrs Dow defeated Mrs Lee Bass by 43 to win the Van Schaick Island women's championship. She also won the ladies golfball sweepstakes 68 to 74 with handicap over Bass. Various class winners and scores followed, including Henry Gysers and Claire Burghammer. In men’s events Jack Roach and Tom Kucskar tied for handicap 70s, Bill Baker won Class B 85-15-70, and Forrest Case won the seniors championship in sudden death after 19th hole.
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Harry Dow
van Schaick Island
Lee Bass
Ted Bartnick
Lucille Daigj Rault
Marie Lussier
Lee Allen
Jack Roach
Tom Kucskar
Bill Baker
Ed Barnes
Frank Bacher
Ronnie Hissel
Forrest Case
Dave Wood
Elenor Rehberg
Diviney Heads Bowling League In Watervliet
John Diviney elected president of the Penny Home Supply bowling league with Ken Caswell as vice president and Don Caswell as secretary treasurer. Interested players may contact Caswell at 274 4730. League opens Sunday September 10 at 6 pm at Colony Recreation in Watervliet.
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John Diviney
Penny Home Supply
Ken Caswell
Don Caswell
Caswell
Colony Recreation
Watervliet
Lebanon Feature Postponed by Rain at Lebanon Speedway
Rain washed out Saturdays Langhorne qualifying at Lebanon Valley Speedway after preliminaries. Heat winners included Allan of Auburn and Slavin of Troy, with Goyer and Montange placing. Consolation went to Pete Corey. 15 lap event claimed by Chuck Ely, with Kneer, Platt and Lambert in heats. Semifinals to Keating and Flavin. 40 lap season championship to close Saturdays program.
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Langhorne
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Wil‘Tie
Allan
Auburn
Troy
Tom Coellis
Wynn Slavin
Terry Goyer
Harold Montange
Pine Bush
Pete Corey
Crescent
Chuck Ely
North Pownal
Ken Platt
Taberg
Ron Mensing
Nassau
Len Bono
Pittsfield
Everett Kneer
Cohoes
Kneer
Platt
Hank Lambert
Hudson
Fran Keating
Adams
Bruce Flavin
Interference At N. Y. In New Hassle Westbury
Roquepine the French mare faced disqualification in the Roosevelt Trophy trot at Roosevelt Raceway as Sanders Russell claimed foul against Fresh Yankee. Perfect Freight moved to first with Oscar R. L. second and Huck Finn third after the ruling amid dense fog and a 34,397 crowd. Joe O'Brien faced a $200 fine for not reporting a prior incident in the International.
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Roquepine
France
Henri Levesque
Roosevelt
Sanders Russell
Canada
Fresh Yankee
Perfect Freight
United States
Oscar R.L
Huck Finn
Joe O'Brien
Armbro
Governor Armbro
O’brien
Jim Dennis
Arthur Brown
New York
Oscar R. L
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