Lutz claims third upset in National Singles date
Unseeded Bobby Lutz, 20, stunned second seed Clark Graebner in straight sets 6-4 7-5 6-4 to reach the U S National singles final at Chestnut Hill amid a 3 000 strong crowd. Lutz, a USC student and U S Davis Cup squad member, celebrated early near his 21st birthday as Arthur Ashe and Jim McManus battled in the other semi final.
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UPI
Bobby Lutz
U.S
Clark Graebner
Lutz
University of Southern California
Graebner
Longwood Cricket Club
Berkeley
Calif
Bobby
Fred Stolle
Stolle
Forest Hills
Old Master Paul Brown Keeps Secret Grid Touch
NEW YORK (UPI) The Old Master Paul Brown showed his touch by guiding the Cincinnati Bengals in a pre season loss to Denver 15 13 five seconds remaining a field goal by Bob Humphreys. Brown praised his players saying they did a good job and that they had made progress despite the defeat. He compared the situation to Casey Stengel and the early Mets while noting the CARE program and his persistent perfectionist approach.
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UPI
Paul Brown
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Bengals
Denver Broncos
Broncos
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New York Mets
Pownal Race Results Include Multiple Times and Purses
In Palm Beach Gardens Florida UPI reports Tom Weiskopf leading touring pros in money earnings with 140551 dollars. The Pownal chart shows first through fifth race results with times for each division and payoffs for horses such as Sultan of Paduca China Hand Spurtree and Manel Sky Porter Not Allowed and others across five 5f races.
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Sultan of Paduca
China Hand
Spurtree
College Annie
Palm Beach Gardens, Fla
UPI
Tom Weiskopf
Saratoga Harness Entries and Results Overview
Racing card for Saturday August 24 1968 lists multiple trotting and pacing races at Saratoga with first through tenth place finishers and ae events. Notable horses include Lyndon Dean Blake Jonathan D Chase Moon Shooter Adios Custer Speedy Diller Argyel Alfie and Adios Custer among others with purses ranging from 600 to 10120 in eighth pace. Attendance to 2725 and handle reported at 163671.
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Lyndon Dean — Blake
Jonathan D. — Chase
George Pick — Allen
Little Victor — Dunn
Joneta — Walters
G. Avon
Dick — Richards
Melrose
Magnus — Wells
Jones Comet
Thunderstrides
Conestoga
Hamilton
Forevers
Martha — DeSantis
Peppermint Kane
Moon Shooter — Peckham
Sue Eden — Lamb
Ingenious — Annese
Wells
Doug Hanover
Morel
Northwood
Duke — Bergeron
Varlo Hanover — Chase
Pace
Ambo
Sea Wel — Richards
Wyncrest
Ginger — Martin
Pink Poppy — White
Maid Adios — McQuigge
Belle Barmin
Vanidestine
Chester Cullen — Coppola
Armbro Griffin — Moore
Red Rustler
Hoyt
Fedoran — Marshall
Colonie Prince — Jevons
Call Me
Mister — Allen
Harolds Boy
Pownal Racing Entries for Saturday August 24 at Pine-NB
A compact list of horse entries across ten races at Pownal fair noting horse names and jockeys. Notable entries include Flying Pins Wiseheart second race with 1100 purse and multiple entries across seventh and tenth races. Local entries feature Nb designated horses and various riders.
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Smiling Pick—Donnally
Rodriguez
Arklow—Owen
Border
Pruden
Morgan
Donnally
Flying Pins—Wiseheart
Whipple Cream—Smith
Gee
Donato
Knight Caper—Davis
Shiny Robyn—O’connor
Altraneeff— Donahue
Ne’er Jr
Joyful Tripp
Diamond Wheel—Sorensen
Huddy’s Boy
Davis
Kalibek— Rodriguez
Royal Paul—Pruden
Asphodel—Cardella
Handley
Feather Fingers
Pichette
Mac’s
Boiniss
Michael Hayden
Hoistar— Wiseheart
Pussive—Santiago
Mrs. D.C. Armstrong
Iceberger—Donnally
Clever Hand
Scholar’s Son
Bailon
Heco— Masia
Horse Race Entries From Piney Glen Aug 25 1968
A vintage Sunday card lists ten races with names such as Oasis Shree-Donato and Tudorfile-Roser. Entries span Thoroughbred style fields with owners and breeders noted by NB and local affiliations. The page includes purse values and numbered placings across ten divisions from SECOND to TENTH.
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Piney Glen
Dave Harsh—Wright
Sunshine Pixie
Owen
Fanney Nash
Bess Ben—Donato
Woburn
Glenn
Chew the
Fat
Mafia
Smith
Princeton Queen
Ernst
Oasis
Morgan
In Belief
Shree—Donato
Migo Foster
Santiago
Oma
Davis
Betsy—Mafia
Little Mollie
Miss Park—Sheppard
Tudorfile—Roser
J. B
Green
Big Talk
Pruden
Contesse Ranta
Donato
Atropine—Donahue
de Marcki
Minda—Rodriguez
Our Squire
Be Busher
Pichette
Miss Pilot
O’ Connor
R. G
Benstar—Owen
el Pass
Sarge—Soransen
Singing Cadet
Sheppard
Handley
Lee
Griwan
Bennington Sports Shine With 1968 Champions Run
The first seven and a half months of 1968 brought Mt. Lee rifle, Mt. Anthony baseball, basketball and golf triumphs, plus junior league efforts, with Jay Jerome capturing his third Vermont Amateur title. Bennington groups and individuals earned regional honors, while Legion and shrine events highlighted the season. The Little League canvass funded new fields, and an awards banquet is planned for September 19 at Pope John Institute.
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Rudolph Woodcock
Mt. A Lee
Patriot
Frank Bizzarro
Rice Memorial High School
Burlington
Mt. Anthony
John McShane
Patriots
Mt. Anthony High School
Jay Jerome
Vermont
Mickey Carmody
Bennington County
Carmody
Scott Griffin
Mike Wall
Manchester
Green Mountain State
Ralph Bevis
Jim ‘*Hugger
Sauer
Little League
Park Street
Pope John XXI
Florence Hattat
Robert Maguire
Alan Hollister
Barlow Thomas
Hinsdale Entries Showroom of Pace Events and Placings
A detailed list of pacing and trotting race entries at Hinsdale with first to ninth place horses, owners, and abbreviations for trainers and associations. Notable are multiple aE entries and a wide spread of horses across nine paced events with prize money ranging from 500 to 1000 dollars.
Miami Dolphins Seek Strong Defense and Improvement
Miami enters its third AFL season with a proven quarterback Bob Griese and a stronger line. Coach George Wilson predicts more wins than 1967’s 4-10, aiming for at least seven. Key additions include Syracuse fullback Larry Csonka and Colorado halfback Jim Kiick, with Dick Anderson in the secondary. Griese's target Jack Clancy eyes continued development after a rookie record 67 receptions last year.
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Miami Dolphins
George Wilson
Wilson
Bob Griese
Illy Neighbors
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Indiana
Griese
Repitote
Gene Milton
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Dolphins
Jack Clancy
Clancey
Syracuse
Larry Csonka
Colorado
Jim Kiick
Dick Anderson
Stan
Bronco) Mitchell
Mitchell
Csonka
Buffalo
Griesse
Anderson
Willie West
Dick Westmoreland
Jimmy Warren
Canadiens Trade Ronson to Seals for Cash and Player
Montreal sent minor league left winger Leonard Ronson to Oakland in an NHL trade for cash and a future player. Ronson had been drafted by the Canadiens from San Diego of the Western League in last June's inter-league draft.
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Montreal Canadiens
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Canadiens
Ronson
San Diego
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Catalyze—Donato
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Strong Flame—Gash
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Dronge— Pruden
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Bertie B — Verville
General Byrd — Zurl
Timmy K — Reynolds
Sweet Boot — Watson
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Uncle Amos — Pike
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Dude — Schmigel
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Miss Fortin — Gilman
Special Melody — Letendre
Bonnie Bumpas — Allen
Flexible Jean — Silk
al Dale — Campbell
Durondas Lad — Coleman
Hal Wayne — Martin
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Lady Ellen — Cross
Trustee — Silk
Leslie Fay — Watson
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