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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 26, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes tuesday september 26, 1967 How they american league won lost pet. Behind Minnesota Boston. Chicago Detroit California Baltimore to 90 8 88 so 73 67 68 68 63 74 81 85 84 89 95 results .573 .570 .507 .501 .51 .405 .402 .462 .429 .387 Cleveland 73washington 72 new York 67kansas City 60 sunday Boston la. Baltimore 7 Washington 5, Detroit 4minnesota new York 4 Chicago 3, Cleveland 1california 2, Kansas City 1 National league 1717 a 17 a 22 i 29 pet. Behind .624 .552 11h .538 .535 .519 .494 .487 .452 .417 13 to 14 16 v4 20v, 21v, 27 32 of 38 won lost St. Louis 98 59 san Francisco 85 69 Cincinnati 84 72 Chicago 4 73 Philadelphia 80 74 Pittsburgh 77 7 Atlanta 78 80 los Angeles 70 85 Houston 65 91 new York 59 96 .331 a clinched Pennant. Sunday s results Pittsburgh 2, san Francisco 1 Philadelphia 3, los Angeles 1 St. Louts 5, Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 3, Chicago 2 Houston 4, new York 2 american football league Eastern division w l t pet. Pts. Of Miami 1 1 0 .500 35 45 new York 1 1 0 .500 55 44 Buffalo 1 2 0 .333 23 80 Houston 2 0 .333 43 41 Boston 1 3 0 .250 65 89 Western division Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 49 20 Oakland 2 0 01.000 85 7 san Diego 2 0 01.000 41 17 denver1 3 0 .250 71 145 sunday s results new York 38, Denver 24 Boston 23, Buffalo 0 Kansas City 24, Miami 0 san Diego 13, Houston 3 National football league Eastern conference Capitol division w l t pet. Pts. Of Dallas 2 0 01.000 59 38 Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 41 62 Washington 1 1 0 .500 54 45 new Orleans 0 2 0 .000 23 57 Century division new York 1 1 0 .500 61 58 Pittsburgh. 1 1 0 .500 55 41 St. Louis 1 1 0 .500 48 51 cleveland0 2 0 .000 28 52 Western conference Central division l t pet. Pts. 0 1 1.000 43 0 1 1.000 30 2 0 .000 2 0 .000 24 23 76 66 05 38 of 31 27 66 5. 3 Ifa 28 7c w Detroit 1 Green Bay 1 Minnesota 0 Chicago coastal division Baltimore 2 0 01.000 los Angeles 2 0 0 1.000 san Francisco. 2 0 or 1.000 Atlanta y 0 2 0 .000 sunday s results san Francisco 33, Atlanta 7 Baltimore 38, Philadelphia 0 Green Bay 13, Chicago 10 Detroit 31, Cleveland 14 Dallas so new York 24 St. Louis 28, Pittsburgh 14 Washington 30, new Orleans 10 Canadian football league sunday s results Kotlowa 38, Toronto 3saskatchewan 28, Calgary 27 Continental football league sunday s results Montreal 17, Wheeling 16 san Jose 41, Sacramento 0 Orange county 19, Seattle 7 exhibition basketball Philadelphia 120, St. Louis 113 Baltimore 129, Detroit 113 cowboys rally past n.y., 38-24 Dallas up the Dallas cowboys spotted the new York giants a 10-Point Lead sunday Hen roared Back for a 38-24 National football league Victo a on Don Meredith s four touchdown  was wild in the opening stages of the  the giants were fashion no their Quick Lead on a 52-Yard?ran Tarkenton to Homer Jones pass and a 38-Yard Field goal by Rookie Les Murdock but once he found the Range the cowboys won their second in a Row going away. Jones got away for a 46-Yardend around touchdown in the third period but Meredith by that time had the cowboys out front with a 43-Yard bomb to Bullet Bob Hayes a 2-Yard screen to Dan Reeves and a 16-yarder to Pete gent. Then the cowboys salted ital a with a 7-Yard smash by Don Perkins a 20-Yard screen pass from Meredith to Hayes in which the Lithe speedster danced and faked his Way Dow the sideline and a 12-Yard Field goal by Harold  21-Yard Earl Morrall to Joe Morrison pass gave new Horkits final touchdown with 38 seconds , who hit 16 of 28 passes for 243 Yards before he retired in the fading minutes had another touchdown Takeaway from him on the play preceding the deters Field Goa when the officials made conflicting Calls on whether Lance pirate pair combines to 4-hit giants san Francisco a reliever Woody Fryman res cued Steve Blass in the ninth inning and completed a four hitter sunday As the Pittsburg pirates nipped san Francisco 2-1, ending the giants four Gam winning Streak. Blass who allowed All four hits was lifted with one out in the ninth and runners on secondhand third. Fryman wild pitched a run Home then worked out of the Jam. Jerry May doubled in the seventh and scored on Maury wills single breaking up a scoreless Duel Between Blass and Gaylord Perry 15-16. Matty Alou s ninth inning singled knocked in what proved to be the deciding run for the pirates. Chiefs trounce dolphins As Dawson Garrett Star Woody to Pittsburgh a r wills 3l 40malou cd 50 Clemente re 40siargell if Clendenon Balley is macros Kismay c Blass Fryman Rescue 2b 30 40 40 40 31 31 00 h by 21 11 00 00 00 00 00 20 10 00 san Franciscoa r h by Cline it 4110 Davenport 2b 4020 Fuentes or 0000 Mays of Hendersn Mccovey Hart of Haller c Groat pm Brown of Lanier is Hiatt pm Perry p of in Jalou pm 1000 2000 3000 3010 3000 1000 3000 2000 1000 1000 1000 total 34 262 total Pittsburgh 000 000 san Francisco. 0 0 0 000 Balloy Mccovey Hart. Pittsburgh 1. Lob Pittsburgh Francisco 5. 2bj.May. . Blass Perry Henderson in Blass w.6-3 81-3fryman 2-3 Perry l.15-18 8 Linzy 1 we Linzy Fryman. T2 41. A16,123. H 4 0 4 2 29 1 4 0 10 1 00 1 do 10, san s r Erbb so 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 Obj. 1 1 4 0 a exhibition hockey St. Louis nil. 6, Rochester Ahl Montreal nil 5, Quebec Ahl 1 Minnesota nil 3, los Angeles nil Toronto nil 2, Chicago nil 1 Detroit nil 3, Boston nil 2 Pittsburgh. Nil 3, California nil new York nil 3, Buffalo Ahl 0 majors top ten by Tho Asso based on 400 at hats american league cited press National league player club a Ili /1 Zuski bin  he  Del Scott Hun Blair bal Carew min Olive min Frei Huu  Nurl Girup g a r h pet. 107 5li5 10 Itu 128475 Sii Llu 125 4110 jul 135 k,5 550 71 10. M l 117 5u7 71 Ajo i 8 131 41 1 05 145 141 537 70 150 111 if o j 101 141 498 lil 140 110 481 til 132 73 h o i to runs Mima Ula 41  , u  i a Linn o i j a i 11 11 n l runs  . In 1 1 a  1 jul i nil 1, , Killi Liv Al ill am by ulna  . M  111 i la Minn .--.ila, j. I Chi run 14 decisions , c in i. A Li-6. .7lin s in c 4.1, i t. 111. .7 Lon Imri j .u,.i. 21-.s, .721, Uii a , 22 ii-,1 Mirri to ii Iii. Us i a in ii. Player club c Ledentu pah . Phi latib lit ii  i Tjho Kluuni Sll crib Ilu Sll Aaron All. U. Allen Phi  by Riant Chi g a r h pet 111 my 11 1 ids 111 480 7li Ollil 143 527 00 17 j i 4 528 83 17 131 51 1 l�3 l Ili 117 51 8 17u 32 150 5s3 112 17 31 i1. 2 403 8 j 142 30 if Foj i2 70 172 3 11 107 572 Luli 174 30 Home runs a ruin Atlanta  \v.\nn, Houston 7 saut i , Lei Hart Han 1 Yacc  m Rusan Rai i i a a 1?s finns  111. ,.  i i ius Aaron Allan pitching 1- do Elfale is ill n is . I in .7_"j f.uti Phil a. Ii in. .711 hut la. Blli.u1.vi.711 , a Itic Smriti. 11-7,j j i or Inui a san 1 i Mil i n a 20-10, gov Miami Fla. A Len Dawson and Mike Garrett led Kansas City to an easy 24-0 Vic tory Over out manned Miami sunday As the chiefs defensive unit completely stymied the dolphins. Dawson threw touchdown passes to Garrett and to Otis Taylor who pulled in a 57-Yardbomb in the fourth Quarter. Garrett who spent the after noon in the Miami secondary first Down pushing yardage passing yardage return yardage passes punts fumbles los Yards penalized chiefs dolphins 20 252 9762 7-16-0 4-40 1 35 823 107 6715-32-3 5-40 2 10 was the chiefs Workhorse. Regained 92 Yards Rushing in the first half and also caught Daw son s pass for a 34-Yard touch  chiefs defending Ameri can football league champions kept Miami s offence off bal Ance that All but eliminated the Miami running attack and left Rookie quarterback Bob Gries scrambling for his life. The dolphins penetrated the chiefs 40-Yard line Only once. But the dolphins fumbled away the Ball on the next play. The bitter end Detroit Washington a r h blab r h by Cauliffe s3 5020 Valentine of 5011 Lumpe 2b 4121 Hallen of 4000 Oyler is 1000 Howard it 4111 Kaline of 5120 Epstein in 3010 Whorton if 4020 Stroud or 0000 Stanley of 1100 Coggins 2b 3210 Mathews in 4132 Mcmullen 3b 3100 Comer or 0000 Casanova c 4121 Cash in 0000 Cullen is 3010 Northrup of 3000 Nen pm 0000 Freehan c 4011 Petersn pm 1000 wort 3b 3000 Ortega p 2000 Sparma p 3000 Knowles p 0000 Lasher p 1000 Baldwin p 0000 Hilier p 0000 Chance pm 1000 Humphrys p 0000 Campili pm 1011 total 384 124 total 34 5 8 4 two out when winning run scored. Detroit 000 100 3001 Washington 001 000 1035 a Mcauliffe 2i, Cullen. Do Detroit 1. Washington 2. Lob Detroit 11, Washington 6. 313w.horton. Or  .i5mathews 0lumpe 4. In h r he by so 6 3 2 l.2-1 Sparma Lasher Hilier Ortega  Baldwin Humphreys w.6-21 hip Humphreys Casanova. T2 47. 2 1-3 3 1-3 2. 6 1-3 10. 0 1. 2-3 0 2 1 Mathews. A 8,667. Pm the chiefs wrapped up the ame in the second Quarter on touchdowns by Garrett and Berton. Garrett s score came after Betook Dawson s screen pass and scampered untouched Down the sideline. Coan smashed Over from the two to Cap a 47-Yard drive. Jan Stenerud s 21-Yard Fiel goal in the fourth Quarter finished the  was hit in the head late in the game and was ordered hospitalized for observation. Coach George Wilson said there was a possibility Griese had suffered a concussion. Kansas City. 0 14 0 1024 Miami 0 0 0 00 pc Garrett 34 pass from Dawson Stenerud kick pc Coan 2 run Stenerud kick pc Taylor 57 pass from Dawson Stenerud kick pc Fig 21 Stenerud attendance 36.272. Redlegs slip past cubs 3-2 Chicago up torn Helm s sacrifice Fly in the lot inning scored Tony Perez wit the winning run sunday to give the Cincinnati reds a 3-2victory Over the Chicago cubs Perez walked with one out inthe 10th and moved to third on Lee May s single against losing Pitcher Bill hands. Helms Fol Lowed with his Short Fly to Center Helms award Cincinnati a Rose it Pinson of Perez 3\ May of Helms 2b Johnson Harper of 5 5 4 5 3 in 4 1 Cardenas Nolan p  ssh Abernathy p r h by 131 010 121 020 0 2 1 000 000 000 110 000 000 000 Chicago Kessinger Bockert 2b Williams if Santo lib Banks in Spangler of Hundley c Phillips of Nye p hands p a r h b is 5 0 1 513 512 502 501 0 01 400 300 201 200 total 37 3 11 3 total 37 2 10 Cincinnati. 100 010 000 1 Chicago 002 000 000 0 . Do Cincinnati 2, Chicago 2 lob Cincinnati 11. Chicago2b Rok Santo. So Santo. A Nolan of Spangle a Helms. In ii Nolan 8 9 Aber Natly we. 2 1 Nye 5 7 hands l.7-8 5 4 Hup Nulan Phillips 15,510. R ebb so 222 000 a Lenl ocl came Down in bound son a 5-Yard toss. The rugged Dallas defense which had limited Cleveland to Only 11 Yards Rushing in the cowboys opening Victory yield do 76 Yards to the giants Butmore than half of it came on Lones 46-Yard scamper. The defenders harried Tark non constantly but he Man. First Downs Lushing yardage casing yardage return yardage ass Sunta Umbles los Yards penalized giants cowboys 15 23 76 178 190 230 164 62 18-35-3 18-29-0 5-36 4-42 0 1 53 49 aged to hit 14 of 29 for More than 170 Yards. He was smothered three times but never had to put on his famed scrambling act. The cowboys meanwhile led by Reeves 69 Yards and Perkins 41 Yard contribution Toa 178-Yard Rushing total piled up 414 Yards total offence. New York 10 0 7 724dallas 714 71038 by Fig Murdock 38nyjones 52 pass from Tarkenton Murdock kick dal Hayes 43 pass from Meredith deters kick dal Reeves 2 pass from Meredith deters kick dal gent 16 pass from Meredith det ers kick by Jones 46 run Murdock kick dal Perkins 7 run deters kick dal Hayes 20 pass from Meredith deters kick dal Fig deters 12 by Morrison 21 pass from Morrall Murdock kick attendance 66,200. Astros., Gotay topple mets new York a Julio Gotay drove in two runs and scored twice As Houston Defeated the new York mets 4-2 sunday. The astros scored All their runs in the first three  Kranepool homered for new York s first run. Gotay leads Way Houston Gotay 2hrjackson Wynn Costa us of Asper note Davis i Harrison Brand Zachary p Schneider p a r h by 3212ss 3000 2100 20114000 4000 40104000 21100000 3b in new York Alotis of Boswell 2bschmelz p Swob Ocla of Kranepool in Buchek s3moock 3b Stahi if Davis pm Grote Csullivan c Goossen Phroh p Bosch a Graham p Jjones Picard Well p r Johnson 2b b r h bl4020 0000000 4011 31114000 40202000 000 000 1 12000 10000000 0000000 10000000 2110 total 28 443 total 34 2 7 2 Houston 121 000 000 4 new York 000 000 110 2 a Kranepool Rohr Moock . Do Houston 1, new York 1. Lob hous ton 4, new York 7. 3bharrison. Hit Gotay 2kranepool 10. A staub. Of staub. In h r Erbb so Zachary w.l-6 Schneider Rohr 1.1-Dgraham Cardwell Schmo la 522 200 142 100 1 0 100 1 1 i 1 0 0 balk Cardwell. T2 15. A20,8 0. Hay ii Golf playoff Bonsall Calif. A san dra Haynie of it. Worth tex., birdied the first extra Hole of a sudden death playoff Sun Day defeating Kathy Whitworth and winning the Mickey Wrigh invitational Elolf tournament. Miss Laynie sent the three Day event into overtime when she Sank a 25-foot Birdie Putton the 18th Green tying miss  at 212 one under a r for the 54 holes. On the first extra Hole of the playoff miss Haynie sent her150-Yard approach shot four feet from the cup and canned it fora Birdie three. Her opponent scored Par Fouron the overtime Hole. For the second straight year Clifford Ann Reid finished one stroke Back scoring 73 for a218 total. Chandru Liay Iii $1,725 72-7070-212 Kathy Whit orig. 6s-73-71--212 Clifford Ann Creed $l,13a. 7367-7321 Judy Kiiu Ball so 72-73-72-217 Pant Hames a so 6 -7j-7l -217 Betsy Rawls $105 Sandra. Jahnei i p2. Sharron Moran sl1 2. Marilynn Smith Oli. Carol Mann $30 until Lessen i Sybil Griffin s  Dai Ben s Jtj. Girda whale s212. Marlene Hagne Ali. Donna Caponi $lii."i. Joann Prentice Titi ". Sandra  $1-0. Weir a Cullan $125kathy Sherii so of. Murle Linds Truiti. 7-1-Ko-7222t� 77-7o-73 -2-.m  
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