Williams Inspires a Young Red Sox Revival in Boston
Boston fans see Ted Williams as a beacon. Dick Williams fields one of the league's youngest lines as the Red Sox surge toward the first division. Reg Smith and Mike Andrews shine in center and second, while Williams disciplines rookies and veterans alike to build a resilient, fevered Fenway scene. The team eyes a first division finish and potential long-term renewal for manager Dick Williams.
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Boston Red Sox
Dick Williams
Williams
P.T. Barnum
Boston
Country Club
Fenway Park
Reg Smith
Mike
Red Sox
Fenway
Tom Yawkey
Australian duo shine at Deauville Tennis Cup finals
Australian John Newcombe defeated Pierre Darmon of France 11-9 7-5 6-1 to win the Deauville Tennis Cup. Alan Stone, also from Australia, won the Colone Kuntz Cup for under 24s by beating Bernard Paul of France 6-4 6-2.
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Deauville
France
John Newcombe
Pierre Darmon
Alan Stone
Australia
Bernard Paul
Gilchrist May Fit Denver As Linebacker Force
Cookie Gilchrist seeks a smooth reunion with Lou Saban in Denver as he learns to plug the middle in the Broncos defense. Saban sees Gilchrist as a potential power player to help win AFL honors. Gilchrist could play versatile roles in the lineup. Denver hosts Detroit in the first exhibition game.
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Cookie Gilchrist
Lou Saban
Denver Bronco
Gilchrist
Saban
Buffalo Bills
Denver
Broncos
Detroit Lions
Atlanta
Larry Morris
Morris
Falcons
Bill Jobko
Hinsdale Harness Entries Highlight Eight Races on Aug 1967
The Hinsdale program lists first through ninth pace events with $500 to $650 purses. Notable horses include Dodie Grable-Reed and Libby Dares-Cross in top divisions, with ae entries such as Happy Dan-Cassidy and Mutiny Girl-Pike among the many placeholders across a full card.
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Hilly Mills
Truitt
Dawn C.— Young
Yankee Duff—Spoon
Poplar Wilda
Lawrence
Kane
Nancy Girl— Lacombe
Creed
McDonald
Conestoga
Mike
Scotch Rockate—Gagne
Boy— Kane
Jeansman
Gilman
Wick—Sutherland
Tultion— Collins
Allen
Marktree
Miss— Brown
Market Royal
Coty
Dixie Lind—Colby
Tremblay
Nellie Breeze
Pike
Sentinel
Schmidt
Peggy A.—Puntollilo
Pace
McDale
Melburn— Allen
Flying Consel—Kellogg
Little Giles—Cross
Perfecta
Dodie Grable—Reed
Bold Eddie—Cornellier
Lightning Gal—Kane
Proud Princess
Burgoyne
Polka Prince—Collins
Colonel Bogey— Partridge
Paulette Wick—Palmer
Golden Pearl
Blake Ae
Oriole—Stadelman Jr
Nats Ninny—Dagan
Tibers Hook—Clough
Sycamore
Dave—Smith
Ridgeview
Knight
Cha Don—Blaisdell
Bridget McNally
Tilbert
Pike Taverns
Anatole—Beckwith
Tonis
Kent
Hawaiian Orchid—Truitt
Maud Adios—Blake
Miss Scottiana—Baker
Ludus Melody—Gilman
Philips
Lassie—Harris
Ernies Express
Lucky Pick—Phelps
Scotch Titan
Dagan Ed Hope
Beckwith
Nats
Dandy—Puntolillo
Goldie Burns—Allen
Miss Stymie—Clough
Miss Arden—Pike
Golden Counsel
Kellogg
Mighty Adios
Maid—Tremblay
Anita Oregon—Phelps
Birchcrest
Pink—Beckwith
Otecas
Cam—Tilbert
Postakill Jonnie—Truitt
Vandy Bryd—Mattison
Little Mighty—Berry
Gerry Chief—Gilman
Sword Demon—Blake
Interstate—Collins
Little Knight
Mare—Nd
Shadow Moraka—Parker
Wooster Knight—Edmunds Gait Way
Pat—Dagan
Quick Gain—Puntolillo
Congress George—Burgess
Grand Marie—Reed
Hal Wayne
Allen Ae
Ned Rosecroft
Jerrys Valley—Baker
Clover—Apostolakes
Bud—Gilman
Laura Bumpas—Young
Hobo Lady
Pierce
Bettys
Blake
Trampas—Parker
Bradious
Mary—Horvath
Paulas
Mustang
Puntolillo
Widow Mills—Kellogg
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday Night Results
Baseball standings show Boston and Chicago leading with other teams chasing. Monday night results include Boston 4 Chicago 2, Minnesota 0, Kansas City 8 New York 6 and Cleveland 2, with 10 innings. A full slate of nine scheduled games and late shifts for Tuesday and Wednesday are listed with probable pitchers for each matchup.
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Minnesota
Kansas City
New York
Chi
Cleve
California
McGlothin
Stottlemyre
Kant
Washington
Pascual
Dobson
Sanford
Lonborg
Morehead
Detroit
Wilson
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Cleveland
W. L. Pet
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Phila
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Johnson
Ellis
Maloney
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Fryman
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Marichal
Briles
Jenkins
Houston
Philadelphia
Los Ang
Pownal Harness Race Results Summary
Results from Pownal show multiple harness races with winners including Open Minded, Quick Silver, Grey Prim, Hunstanworth, Tip Taupe, Stell Chance, Colone Trouble, and Dykebar Lad. Notable payouts include a Twin Double and a $9,203.60 paid on the Twin Double. Attendance reached 2,551 with handle at $141,821.
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Kessler
Frankson
Santiago
Wood
Pruden
Rodriguez
Handley
Jets
Donato
Gismer
McCoge— Olcott
Rose Geranium
Hunstanworth— Rodriguez
Chanteur Pine—Cardella
Mile
Tip Taupe
Prince Hasty—Pruden
Corny Mink
Cardella
Stell Chance— Zangari
Dykebar
Lad— Olcott
Sids Rose— Thorndike
Colone
O’connor
Kays
Donahue
Tima
Perfecta
Saratoga Raceway Final Trot and Pace Results
Racing at Saratoga features ten race heats with multiple divisions. Winners include Pinnacle Danicie True Adios and Eva's Son, with times, payouts, and attendance noted. Pedigree fields list drivers Joseph M Black Deana Flite Larouech Hoyt and others, with totals for attendance and handle.
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Danicie— Parker
Joseph M.—Black
Deana Flite—Larouech
Thisilda
Dean— Weir
Lovely
Sunset Prince—Gray
Hoyt
Clayhaven
Fanelli
Weber—Chase
Cassius— Butcher
Lilli
Pat—Heeney
Averius
Dick— Bloodgood
Sim Hanover—Heeney
Ward Diamond— Richards
Pace
Wyncrest Ginger— Martin
Patsy Dillon
Cole
True Kittys
Flare—Richards
Evas Son—Annese
Little Pumpkin—Heeney
Ima Fedor—Bossard
Simon Dunloe—Smith
Mr. Hughtby— Morel
Maylu— Doland
Parker
Sugar Blaze—Smith
Star Dust
Miss—Bassard
Rhythm Miller
Heeney
Poplar Anson—Langtry
Kroger Prince— Watson
Browns face training camp holdout as six veterans miss practice
Hiram Ohio UP I reports six Cleveland Browns veterans did not attend the first week of camp including Leroy Kelly John Wooten Mike Howell John Brown Sid Williams and Jim Ninowski as they seek contract talks and possible retirement or trade. Coach Blanton Collier stays positive aiming to assemble a competitive lineup despite age concerns on the line and uncertainty at quarterback with Frank Ryan and Ninowski.
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New York Giants
Ernie Kay
New York Jets
Earl Christy
Arnie Simkus
Buffalo
Jack Kemp
Tom Flores
Oakland
Joe Collier
Miami
Memphis
Tenn
Browns
Brown
Leroy Kelly
John Wooten
Mike Howell
John Brown
Sid Williams
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Wooten
Jim Ninowski
Blanton Collier
Collier
Jim Brown
Rich
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Ninowski
Gary Lane
Archie Roberts
Columbia
Gary Collins
Ernie Green
Nick Pietrosante
Notre Dame
Larry Conjar
Lou Groza
Don Cockroft
Wyoming
Dick Schafrath
Gene Hickerson
Bill Glass
Wiggin
Frank Par
Walt Jason
Milt Morina
Fred Hoaglin
Howeve
John Brewer
Jim Houston
Bob Matheson
Veterans Make Pale Hose Tough in Pennant Chase
Tommie Agee praised veterans Ken Boyer and Rocky Colavito as the White Sox beat the Indians 4-2 in 10 innings to widen their AL lead to two games. Boyer tied the score with a ninth inning single and Colavito hit a two run homer in the 10th off Luis Tiant. Colavito’s homer capped the late inning rally after Wayne Causey and Tom McCraw produced early baserunners. Bob Locker earned the win. Tiant took the loss. Boston beat Minnesota 4-0 and Kansas City topped New York 8-6 elsewhere in the American League.
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Chicago White Sox
Ken Boyer
Rocky Colavito
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Boyer
New York Mets
Colavito
Indians
Bobby Sox
Cleveland
Joe Adcock
Luis Tiant
Wayne Causey
Tom McCraw
Bob Locker
Tiant
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Saratoga Harness Race Entries Show Notable Purses
A list of harness racing entries at Saratoga across ten races with first through tenth place horses, jockeys, and owners. Notable names include Duke's Chuck Butcher and Vienna Hanover Lockerman, plus multiple $600 purses and a $6000 event.
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Duke
Chuck—Butcher
Country Aire
Mr. H. A.—Heeney
Eagle White—Picard
Crestwood Copper
Radovich
Lockerman
Small Dome
Weir
Pace
Missy Dee
DiNola
Jim Dean—Fox
Agile Hanover—Weatherwax
Lady Luigi
Silvery Waves
Parker
Lucky Leo—Martin
Actresses Lad—Nd
Amoras Ringa Ding—Langtry
Grattan Diamond—Fanelli
Jimmy R.c.—Olin
Barry C.—Butcher
Dr. Speedabit—Richards Jr
Petrel—Devizzio
Nevele Hanover
Annese
Mighty Goose
Morel
Dory Chubb—Butcher
Pleasant Echo—Heeney
Rebel Land
Guy—DeSantis
Colonie Boy
Jevons
Cedar Crest Dash
K.C. Abbe—Butcher
Avalon Aquila
LeDuc
Mister Sandy
Road—Huff
Princess Lou—Tingley
Vola Dale—Smith
Airebl—Chase
Rhythm Mary—Lockerman
Horse Race Entry List with Odds and Names
A dense OCR styled listing shows multiple race divisions from FIRST to SIXTH and EVEN. It includes horses such as Hammerlock NB Flaming Leaf Pruden Westover Drive Santiago Mr Pop Santiago Hickory Lass OConnor Mans Reape NB Lady Brae Donahue Beggars Gold Marshman Eighth Call Cardella Octavius Pruden and many others with associated odds and abbreviations NB Mafia Prudent Santania Youhng Olcott.
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Hammerlock
Flaming Leaf
Pruden
Westover Drive
Santiago
Mr. Pop—Santiago
Hickory Lass
Wise Court
Boyde Tavern
Paco Pete—Minento
Rigolo—Adkins
Chilly Morn
Cosmos
Handley
Cesarino
Benjamin—Rodriguez
Show Devil—Donahue
Air Lash—Wood
Pata- Mohada
Prudent
Blue Jon—Marks
War Link
Santamaria
Ivetta—Pruden
Flaneis—Parker
Tessalita—Olcott
Charm Hill
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