County seniors pairings set for Elwood Wednesday
The Anderson Herald reports pairings and starting times for the county seniors golf event at Elwood Wednesday. Noting co chairmen George Seeger and Horace Mays, the schedule lists tee times from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. with players such as Keesey Schrenker Fields and Dana Took part.
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Rams coach denies report of castoff help
Atlanta visit by Robert Jencks, cut Falcons kicker, spurred speculation of a Rams add. George Allen claimed defensive signals were being relayed and noted Jencks sought a tight end tryout after Marlin McKeever was hurt. Allen spoke at the weekly football writers luncheon in Atlanta.
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4 Left In ACC Men's Title Play
Results from Sunday matches show the championship flight second round with Porter, Rose, Meindoo, Roberts, Jones, and Pink advancing in various bouts. Resident's flight second round lists Stayton, Schoe, Cameron, Huttman, Redien, and Bennett progressing with finals set for Saturday at 12:02 pm.
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Pont says injured end will miss season
Bloomington Indiana AP reports coach John Pont announced his best tight end is out for the season with a knee injury. Pont called the player the top blocking end in the Big Ten after Saturday's game against Miami of Ohio.
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Canadian Wins 2500 Reprieve In Indy Race ruling
Canadian driver Billy Foster of Victoria BC had three laps removed then restored after USAC board ruled the penalty too severe. Foster finished second behind Michard in Atlanta 300 mile race. Johncock suffered 60 points impact. next board meeting in January to announce further actions. A rules panel proposed stricter field pace for 33 cars to improve safety and speed.
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Mercer Bill Introduced To Ease League Merger Move
Washington AP report notes Rep Cramer, Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, introduces a bill to allow an expanded league to begin operations in 1967 without potential anti trust challenges, contingent on legislative approval. A similar Senate bill is also in play.
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Summitville and Kokomo Win in Softball Tourney Clash
Summitville defeated Markle Heller Stone 5 to 2 as Kokomo and Summitville teams won in double elimination. John Carpenter drove in three runs and Ron Welborn added a double for AC’s, while Stetzel struck out ten in Markle’s loss to Vrooman.
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Knicks land Cazzie Russell in bid over Globetrotters
New York Knicks outbid the Harlem Globetrotters to sign 1965 college player of the year Cazzie Russell. Reported contract exceeds 200000 dollars over multiple years, with Russell expected to join training camp in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York. Coach Eddie Donovan says Russell will start at guard as the team seeks its first playoff return in seven seasons. Russell, a national scoring leader, joins a Knicks roster aiming to end Eastern Division struggles.
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Gillette Techmatic Razor teased with cartridge edge claims
An ad style text touts the Gillette Techmatic Razor featuring a carriage snap in system. It describes advancing a continuous razor band with six edges, flipping a lever to position a new edge, and replacing old cartridges with soap.
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Farley Elected Foundation Head
James A Farley former US Postmaster General was elected president of the Little Foundation in New York. Officers include William A Shea vice president Walter E Black treasurer and J McGovern secretary. Trustees named include William Rema, Wilart Cabal, Robert E Smith, John Kent Cooke, Phillip R P Chicago, Samuel F Pryor, Alfred J Stokely, Orville Taylor, Daniel R Topping, and Albert C Wedeermeyer.
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Replacements Back In 1967 Baseball Manager Shuffle
New York AP reports a surge of interim managers in major league baseball as six openings arose since spring. Johnny Keane steers the Yankees full time, while five others hold interim status. Hitchcock leads the Atlanta lineup with a contract through 1967, shaping a season of on field testing for managerial credentials.
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Michigan State returns three 1965 title team backs
EAST LANSING Mich UPI Michigan State brings back three free members of its 1965 national championship squad including running back Duane Jones fullback Dwight Lee and fullback Bob Apisa for the upcoming season.
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Edgewood Cards lead in 38th annual seniors golf tourney
Edgewood Club hosts the Edgewood Senior Men's tournament on Sept 18 at ECC course with 50 year old prospective players signing up. Taylor and Bun lead a field including Clarence Nevland Lee Jemison and Bill Jones. Gibsons win low gross in a 17 two-some event and Johnsons post top low net.
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Angels Rally Past Orioles In Tight 6-5 Victory
Jim Fregosi drove in five California runs including a first inning double and a fifth inning grand slam to lift the Angels over the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 on Monday night. The loss extended Baltimore’s slump to four in a row as a disputed inning helped shape the scoring. The tie turned on a wild pitch and a deflected liner that allowed a key run.
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