Roundup of NFL Exhibition: Colts Top Browns 24 17
Geary Cuozzo led a second half rally as the Baltimore Colts defeated the Cleveland Browns 24 to 17 in Cleveland. The game followed a Vikings win over the Redskins 30 to 27 with Fred Cox kicking decisive fourth quarter field goals. Unitas and Cuozzo combined for 243 yards on 33 completions while Tarkenton and Vander Kelen split time for Minnesota.
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Washington Redskins
Fred Cox
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Gary Collins
Leroy Kelly
Bob Boyd
Ryan
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John Unitas
Tom Matte
Lou Michaels
Cuozzo
Willie Richardson
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Cuozo
Ryan Ninowski
Vikings
Fran Tarkenton
Ron Vander Kelen
Sonny Jurgensen
Washington
Bobby Mitchell
Preston Carpenter
Jerry Smith
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VanderKelen
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Redskins
Los Angeles
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Major League Standings and Friday Results
The American League standings show Baltimore at 22-45, Detroit 89-?, Cleveland 62-?, Minnesota 68-?, Chicago 66-63, Washington 59-73, New York 57-72, Kansas City 36-74, Boston 56-77. Friday results: Baltimore defeated Boston 3-2 in 12 innings, Washington beat Cleveland 6-1, Minnesota beat Chicago 7-4, California beat Kansas City 5-4.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Fielding Stats
MLB leaders list detailing batting averages runs and RBIs for F Robinson Olivera Powell and others. Highlights include Oliva and Robinson leading in hits, Yastrzemski and Robinson in doubles, Aparicio Campaneris Hershberger and Slinkman in triples, and F Robinson Powell and Aaron among home runs and stolen bases. Also notes Nations League leaders Alou Clemente Stargell Aaron and Mays with top marks in various categories.
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Atlanta
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Callison
Philadelphia
Rose
Cincinnati
McCarver
St. Louis
Allen
Mays
San Francisco
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St .Louis
Jackson
Houston
Astros Rally Past Cubs In Ninth Inning Classic
Houston erased a 14-run deficit with a six run ninth to beat Chicago 7 4. Bob Aspromonte belted a go ahead homer as Cal Koonce retired the side in the ninth. Ken Holtzman took the loss after a strong start and Leo the Lip’s back to back hits sparked the rally.
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Santo
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Turk Farrell
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Chicago
Claude Raymond
Ron Taylor
First Pad Day Delights Sterling and Lee Players
Heat eased as mid 70s weather allowed Sterling and Lee football hopefuls to don pads without fatigue. Ranger coach Kudla praised his young squad while Lee’s Ganders prepared for Sunday photo day. ABeckoning season began with tales of dedication, travel, and early team spirit among Baytown contenders.
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Department of Vital Statistics
Orange
Ernie Ladd
Pee
Pro Charts IRRAY OLDERMA AFL 4-Houston Oilers
The Oilers rebuild around Wally Lemm and George Blanda with Don Klosterman, Ernie Ladd, Pat Holmes, and a rookie push. John Henry Johnson backs a potent backfield as lines and secondary gain depth. Expect strong defense and evolving running game with new talent shaping the squad.
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George
Jacky Lee
Don Troll
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Dick Compton
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Baker
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Fred Glick
Theo Wiltz
Don Klosterman
Lemm
Pat Holmes
No Room At The Top In Golf Tournament
Whitemarsh Pa AP The Philadelphia Golf Classic, 110000 prize, after 36 holes sparked a crowded leaderboard. Leaders Marr January and Martindale at 138, with nine players within one stroke of the trio as 75 players edged to 147 cutoff. Weiskopf Di Vicenza Littler Wyson Charles Knudson 139 behind.
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Bill Martindale
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Martindale
Tommy Weiskopf
Roberto di' Vicinza
Gene Littler
Dudley Wyson
Bob Charles
George Knudson
Chargers
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Weiskopf
Santa Fe Defeats Crosby Buffs 4-1 in Scrimmage
Santa Fe dominated Crosby Buffs with three long touchdown runs and a strong defensive showing. Fullback Jerry Jones scored from a yard out and Ricki Cherley and Jones carried Crosby’s offense, while Crosby’s passing struggled and line play broke down. Crosby coach Crow said the game revealed progress and tougher competition ahead with a scrimmage vs New Caney planned.
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Sun Sports
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Buffs
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Jones
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Tommy Davenport
Raymond Crow
Crow
New Caney
Emerson Stolle Reach Semifinals in U S National Doubles
Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle defeated England’s Mark Cox and Graham Stilwell 9–7 11–5 6–3 to reach the semifinals of the 86th U S National Doubles tournament in Brookline Mass. They will face Davis Cup teammates Arthur Ashe and Marty Riessen, while Cox Stilwell acknowledged their speed at the net. Ashe Riessen beat Owen Davidson and William Bawrey 6–3 4–6 15–3 3–3.
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Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
U.S
Stolle
Emerson
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Fred
Sydney
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Riessen
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Owen Davidson
William Bawrey
Wyoming Leads In 19th Century Politics For Women
Did You Know Wyoming became the first U S state to grant women voting rights in 1869 and Nellie Taylor Ross became the first female governor. The facts highlight Wyoming’s pioneer role in women’s political participation and leadership in U S history.
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U. 8
Nellie Taylor Ross
U. S
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