Brodie Sparks Niners Past Rams in Friday Showdown
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie orchestrated a 27-24 victory over the Los Angeles Rams, throwing three TD passes including a late 28-yard strike to Sonny Randle. The win keeps the Forty Niners tied for second in the Coastal Division behind Baltimore as Green Bay and Baltimore also win.
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Spitz Sets World Records in West German Meet
Santa Clara swimmer Mark Spitz shattered two world records at a West German invitational. He clocked 2:05.7 in the 200-meter butterfly and 58.7 in the 100-meter butterfly. American swimmers dominated, winning every event except one breaststroke sprint.
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Jayvees Triumph as Vallejo Tops Ukiah in Bigdefense Clash
Vallejo defeated Ukiah 57 to 6 in a brutal gridiron showing as Vallejo's offense ran fast and hard. Ukiah's defense and offense battled but could not halt Vallejo's 400 yard attack and strong pass patterns led by Hedrick and Golovich. Ukiah's Jayvees shocked Vallejo 7 to 6 with a late rally featuring Lee Ferguson on a 13 yard sweep and key block by Jose Fernandez.
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Jets Stop Oakland Raiders
Jets defense led by Larry Grantham intercepted two passes in the second period to fuel a 27-14 win over the previously unbeaten Oakland Raiders. Emer son Boozer ran for two touchdowns and Bill Mathis added one while Jim Turner kicked two field goals.
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Cardinals erupt for four in first to take World Series game four
St Louis bunched hits in a four run first inning off Jose Santiago and beat the Red Sox 6 to 0 to take a 3-1 lead in the 1967 World Series. Bob Gibson pitched a five hitter to earn his second win of the series as Lew Brock Curt Flood and Roger Maris drove in early runs.
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Fort Bragg Tops Ukiah Lions in Pop Warner clash
Fort Bragg defeated Ukiah 19-12 as Ukiah’s Rick Simmons wore a glove and fumbled three times. Ukiah rallied in the fourth quarter with two late touchdowns but fell short while Sonoma beat Willits 26-13. Petaluma beat Cloverdale 47-20 and Sebastopol won 24-7.
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Trojans Face Notre Dame After 30-0 Stanford Win
Southern California and O. J. Simpson eye a clash with Notre Dame after a 30-0 victory over Stanford. Notre Dame routed Iowa 56-6 as they prepare to stop Simpson and his teammates Legge and McCullouch, aiming to avenge last season’s 51-0 loss to USC.
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