Trojans Bruins Score Wins in College Football Spotlight
Notre Dame and Michigan State meet in the "Game of the Decade" amid Miami, UCLA, and USC rising teams. USC crushes Washington 23-6 behind 236 rushing yards from O. J. Simpson as UCLA and Stanford fight to stay perfect. Purdue and Alabama lose key games. Georgia and Mississippi win big as others stumble across top conferences.
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Unreal Oilers shock Chiefs 24 19 in AFL grid clash
Houston limited Kansas City to a strong defensive showing as the Oilers won 24-19 behind a kickoff return and two punt returns that set up all scores. New York 4-1-1, San Diego unbeaten at 5-1, Oakland and Denver losses noted. Namath spreads for Jets in wind, NY and Miami 14-33.
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British Ryder Cupists Crushed as Palmer Goes 5-0
The United States dominated the Ryder Cup at Houston led by Arnold Palmer who went 5-0 and helped the Americans beat Britain 23 1/2 to 8 1/2. Gardner Dickinson joined with a 5-0 start as Neil Coles and Peter Alliss won lone matches for the British.
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49ers Triumph Over Saints in Tough Weekend Showdown
San Francisco downed New Orleans 27-13 to push to 5-1 while injuries strained the Forty Niners as Clark Miller and Ken Willard left with injuries. John Brodie connected on two TD passes, and Tommy Davis added a 50 yard field goal as the defense held late.
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DiMaggio Joins Oakland A's as Baseball Executive
Joe DiMaggio accepts a two year contract to serve as vice president and administrator for the Oakland Athletics after owner Charles Finley moves the team from Kansas City to Oakland. DiMaggio, 52, praised Finley and said he hopes to help develop young players while handling coaching duties for manager Bob Kennedy.
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Senators Win 22 Inning Marathon Over White Sox
In the longest major league game on time, the Washington Senators beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5 in 22 innings, lasting six hours and 38 minutes from June 12 to June 13, 1967.
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Chicago White Sox
Wells Drilled with Steel or Concrete Casing
Gravel packed standard wells with hole sizes up to 72 inches. Depth to unknown.
Kings Hand Black Hawks Sixth Straight Loss 5 3
Los Angeles Kings remain unbeaten after five games, defeating the Chicago Black Hawks 5 3 as Bobby Hull scored his sixth goal of the season for Chicago. Terry Sawchuk made 39 saves, with a key third period as Kings pulled away with a four goal outburst.
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California Kvals
Orland Kurtenbach
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Ukiah Fresh Bow: Lions Triumph and Boonville Wins
Ukiah freshmen lost in rain 19-6 to Sonoma Fresh squad while Ukiah Pop Warner Lions beat Cloverdale 32-14. Willits shocked College View 31-14, Sonoma beat Sebastopol 19-13, Anderson Valley beat Covelo 18-0, Potter Valley 6-0 Laytonville, Napa 22-9 College of Marin, Santa Rosa JC 26-0 Shasta, San Francisco State 66-44 Hayward State, Vallejo 40-6 over Santa Rosa Napa 27-6. Hogan blanked Petaluma.
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Yanks Struggle in Mexico City Preolympics
The United States faces a tough day in Mexico City as it trails Russia in the medal tally. Key hopefuls include skeet shooters Ed Brown and Dan Voorhees II along with boxers and divers. Keith Russell of Mesa, Arizona earned a silver in men’s three meter diving.
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Pace brothers lead late charge in NBA wins
Oscar Robertson sparked Cincinnati with a five basket burst in a 4th quarter run as the Royals defeated Seattle 106 94. Nate Pace joined in for the Warriors who beat San Diego 137 126 with Nate Thurmond delivering 37 points and 26 rebounds while Don Kojis scored 23 for the Rockets.
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San Diego
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U S divers gain ground in diving event with silver
Bantamweight Earl Large from Clovis N M and several U S divers rallied to win a silver medal as Russell scored 168.76 points from three dives. Franco Cagnotto of Italy took gold with 174.23. U S women are far back as Russia dominates the three meter event with Pogoreva gold and Beklanova silver.
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Clovis N.M
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Franco Cagnotto
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