Packers Dominate College All Stars In Soldier Field Tilt
Chicago crowds watched the Green Bay Packers crush the college stars 38 to 0 in the 34th meeting at Soldier Field. Taylor and Hornung were out, but Vince Lombardi eyed a deep, balanced attack led by Bart Starr. The all stars, featuring Bob Griese and Heisman winner Steve Spurrier, faced a tougher test than last year as Paced by Clinton Jones and Rod Sherman, the pros held a strong defense and decisive running game. The era’s weather favored a clear, warm day with high attendance expectations near 75,000. Saint Francis Xavier Cabrini was noted as the first American saint by the Roman Catholic Church.
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Pastorini Gray Share Honors in North's Win
In the Shrine Football Classic North quarterback Dan Pastorini of Bellarmine (San Jose) led a 24 22 victory over the South completing 20 passes for 45 yards and five extra points. Mel Gray of Montgomery fueled North with multiple plays while Mickey Cureton left with a knee injury after a 71 yard run.
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American League Plan Shocks National League Leaders
Major league owners debated a two division format with a best three of five league final to determine the World Series rep. The Eastern and Western divisions would include New York Washington Baltimore Boston Cleveland and Chicago in the AL while the NL balked, fearing a fourth place team could reach the World Series. Kansas City owner Charles Finley hired consultants to study possible sites for a new park.
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San Jose State DB Al Saunders a late bloomer in football
San Jose State defensive back Al Saunders never played high school football yet earned accolades as an All American swimmer at St Ignatius.
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Ukiah Pony Nine Falls In Postseason Clash At Sacramento
Ukiah Pony League All Stars dropped an 11 2 decision to Carmichael in a playoff game at Sacramento. Dink Farmer and Rick Heath sparked Ukiah with timely hits but pitching injuries and late rallies doomed their title bid. Carmichael rapped 13 hits led by Clothier and Herring, while Ukiah faced elimination as Bruce Poma missed the game with mumps.
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Giants on Road to Break Slump vs Metropolitans
The San Francisco Giants aim to extend a 5 of 6 stretch and narrow the gap to second place, sending Ray Sadecki against Tom Seaver in New York. After the Mets trip, they visit Philadelphia, St Louis and Atlanta before a home set with Cincinnati.
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Daniels in camp with Raiders unsigned in Santa Rosa
Halfback Clem Daniels remains unsigned but is in the Oakland Raider training camp in Santa Rosa California. He says he intends to stay and will likely sit out Saturday's exhibition with the Houston Oilers. Offensive tackle Bob Svihus, who walked out over a contract dispute, has returned, expressing confusion and a wish to resolve his salary issue.
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