Notre Dame, Michigan State and Alabama Open Seasons
Notre Dame and Michigan State join Alabama as top teams opening their seasons against seasoned opponents. The article surveys early results, rankings, and standout players including Terry Hanratty, Kenny Stabler, Bear Bryant, and Jack Nicklaus, with notes on Bill Casper leading the golf field and Palmer and Player contending in a windy San Francisco-area tournament.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Alabama
Irish
Gan State
Birmingham
Ala
Bryant
Quar
Bama
Terback
Kenny Stabler
Florida State
Los
Angeles Coliseum
Southern California
Houston
Texas
Florida
Bill Bradley
State
Michi
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Cal
Upper Montclair
Palmer
Player
Nicklaus
Bill Collins
Purchase
N.Y
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Harold Henning
South Africa
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Steid
Crampton
Heaping
Tommy ‘Jacobs
Rocky ‘Thompson
Pat Schwab
West Orange
N.J
Collins
Art Wall Jr
Bert Weaver
Terry Wilcox
Bronxville
Wail
Julius Boros
Bruce Devlin
A Bit of This and A Bit of That Mets Pitching Storied Backing
A radio view praises the Mets pitching staff as the best ever with stars like Tom Seaver Danny Frisella Dick Selma and top farm prospects Tug McGraw Nolan Ryan and Jerry Koosman. The piece notes Jim Hardin a former Met who excelled against the Red Sox Orioles and hints at next year’s pennant challenge with his expected major role.
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Ralph
Bob
Lindsay
Met
Mets
Tom Seaver
Danny Frisella
Dick Selma
Tug McGraw
Nolan Ryan
Jerry Koosman
Red Sox
Orioles
Jim Hardin
Baltimore
Bosox
Hardin
Elmira
Patriots Bills clash in Buffalo on key AFL day
New York AP report notes Boston Patriots and Buffalo Bills meet in Buffalo as both seek momentum. Patriots aim to improve a 3 losses in three starts record while Bills look to rebound after a shocker to Houston.
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Murray Chass
NEW York
Boston Patriots
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Patriots
Bills
Houston
Boston
Kansas City
Miami
Bob Griese
Denver
Dolphins
Abner Haynes
Broncos
Jets
Joe Namath
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Oilers
Richardson Hosts Middlebury at '86 Field Today
Rensselaer Poly aims to extend a four game winning streak as Middlebury visits at 1 30 p m today at 86 Field. Engineers led by John Contento and a lineup of nine sophomores have defeated Middlebury in two straight meetings.
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Rensselaer Poly
Middlebury
Engineers
John Contento
Syracuse Poised For Baylor Clash In Windy Archbold
Syracuse faces Baylor in Archbold Stadium as 30,000 fans pack in for the season opener. Star fullback Larry Csonka leads the Orange offense while defensive line depth is thin after the late suspension of tackle Thoms. Baylor, 27-7 loser to Colorado, aims to repeat last year’s tough showing against Syracuse in a game with cloudy skies and 60s temperatures.
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Arter
McGrath Honored By Writers At Spa
Jack McGrath honored by the Harness Writers of America at the Jack McGrath Pace for a onelength victory by Hanover over Dunham Hanover at Saratoga Raceway. Ken Heeney presented a silver trophy to celebrate the longtime Times Record editor and Troy newsman with over 50 years in racing.
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Dunham
Hanover
Jack McGrath
Saratoga Raceway
Saratoga Chapter
The
Harness Writers of America
Jack
Peerless) McGrath
Times Record
Troy
McGrath
Harness Writers
Ken Heeney
Foxcroft
Onres
Belmonte
Space Ray
Lamb
Shallor
Wells
Ambo
Ole Cooney
Chase
Nile
Sammy Crnne
Seatch Castle
Peckham
Mighty Dee Nee
Kelly
Best of All Wins Brown Jug In Striking Finish
Best of All, an Ohio owned colt driven by Jim Hackett, won the Lite Brown Jug final in 2:00, edging Nardin's Byrd by a neck with Honest Story third. Romulus Hanover, the favorite, was scratched after running a fever of 104 degrees, finishing fourth in both heats. The crowd of 26,981 saw Best of All earn $42,954 from an $84,778 purse, boosting his season tally to $175,000 with 13 wins in 21 starts.
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Delaware, Ohio
Delmar Insko
Nardin
Byrd
Romulus Hanover
Romulus
Jim Hackell
Hackett
Besta
Hanover
Cincinnati
Samuel Huttenbauer
Honest Story
Eddie Cobb
Ohio
Keystoner
Bret Hanover
Meadow Paige
Trader Horn, Inc
Bay Village
Fla
Billy Haughton
Brookville
N.Y
Shenendehowa Edges Hoosie Valley In Nonleague Soccer
Shenendehowa 1 Hoosie Valley 0 as forward Ron Clapper scored early in the second period to lift Shenendehowa to a 2 0 start in nonleague action. Shenendehowa goalie made 10 saves while Hoosie Valley keeper Tom Kosowski had nine. Shenendehowa travels to Lansingburgh Monday.
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Shenendehowa
Hoosie Valley
Maal Baanan
Nannie Wadon
Val ncUpes
Tom Kosowski
Jack McGrath
Wilhl
Len
Lansingburgh
Hanover
Fish and Game Club Sets Two Trapshoots
The Powamppokonka Fish and Game Club plans two trapshoots, scheduled tomorrow and next Sunday, inviting all members and guests. The events start at 1 30 p.m. from the club house.
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Slubhouse
Injured Spa Driver Draws Suspension
Don ald A Weir of Schaghticoke sustained a broken right wrist after a racing mishap at Sara Weir on Tuesday night. He received a five day driving suspension from the State Harness Racing Commission. Red Rustler, driven by Weir, struck Edna Day driven by Francis Livingston near the backstretch three quarter pole. Weir was thrown. Livingston was uninjured and neither horse finished.
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Schaghticoke
Saratoga Raceway
Weir
State
Harness Racing Commission
Red Rustler
Edna Day
Francis Livingston
Livingston
Tony's Nip Akins 1 0 In Watervliet Tourney
Tony's Tavern of Gloversville edged Akins All-Stars Troy 1 0 on a first inning wild pitch by George Bigelow. In the bottom of the sixth Dave Noble scored on a grounder and wild pitch. Akins threat in seventh ended by Ted Sorello catch. Tonight Tino's Syracuse faces Springfield Cardinals. tomorrow Nick's Tavern Watervliet meets Mechanicville Independents at 8 PM.
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Gloversville
Akins All-Stars
Troy
George Bigelow
Watervliet
Dave Noble
Howie Schermerhorn
Akins
Ted' Sorello
Chubby Smith
Schermerhorn
Tino’s
Syracuse
Springfield
Mass
Cardinals
Fireball Roberts
Tino
Gene Reitell
John Frank
Cubby Smith
George Chistadula
Berlin Boots Averill Park In Season Opener Victory
Berlin soccer opened with a 3 1 win over Averill Park. Right winger Loyal Maxon set up the deciding goal in the fourth period with a pass from his brother Randy Maxon. Randy scored the first goal, and Dick Vincent added the final tally. Averill Park goalie John Theyer made 12 saves, while Doug Mockler had 4 for Berlin. Junior varsity beat Averill Park 6 1 with Gary Maxon scoring three goals.
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Berlin
Ichabod Crane
Columbia
Averill Park
Loyal Maxon
Randy Maxon
Dick Vincent
Paul Mullen
Mountaineers
Loyal
Tim DeShaw
John Theyer
Doug Mockler
Parkers
Gary Maxon
Randy
Trojans Rugby Faces Amsterdam in Class A opener
Troy High hosts Amsterdam in the Class A League opener as Trojan and Rugger aims to slow Jerry Pepe who scored three times in Amsterdam’s 37 7 win over Gloversville. Linton and LaSalle seek momentum after opening losses as Draper meets Lansingburgh and Ravena hosts Cohoes in Colonial Council action.
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Hudson
Jerry Pepe
Amsterdam
Linton
LaSalle
Colonial Council
Draper
Lansingburgh
Ravena
Cohoes
Catholic Central
Mike Campbell
Fred Case
Troy
Rugger
Pepe
Gloversville
Joe Hepp
Dave Byrd
Jim Montgomery
Tommy Carr
Jim Moore
Moore
Shaker
Jameel Mohonasen
Schalmont
Mechanicville
Roc Jans
Averill Park
Middleburgh
Albany
Phillip Schuyler
Subuchban—Colonie
Burnt Hills
Mohanansen
BCHS
Columbia
Guilderland
Niskayuna
Glens Falls
Whitetail
Hudson Falls
Carinth
J. Mary's
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