Windsor Rutland Loom as Last Real Threats to Legion Unbeaten
Windsor and Rutland loom as the final serious challengers to the Legion's undefeated run after a weekend sweep by Windsor over Rutland. Bennington Post 13 crushed Rutland earlier, while Rutland seeks revenge against Bennington in tomorrow's Rutland showdown. Noting team stats, Hart leads on base with 18 RBIs and a .416 average, Outwater hits .412, and LeBarron has 17 steals as Long and Hart pace pitching and fielding in a high-stakes league chase.
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Chuck Shafer
Windsor
Rutland
Bennington
Post 13
Legion
Ted Ripley
Wild Bunch
Post 31
Guy Dunham
Bucky Long
Skein
Dave Sutherland
Ripleyman
Hart
Long
Raymond
John Hart
Robin Outwater
Pete Perkins
Keystone
Doug Luke
Keith LeBarron
Greg Croft
RBI
Ave
LeBarron
Luke
Niles
Perkins
Outwater
Wright
Beserk Rutland
Dave Walker
Walker
Pro Tennis Championships Open Amid South Africa Protests
Demonstrations by the Boston NAACP threaten to disrupt the U S Pro Tennis Championships at Longwood if South African entrants compete. Three South Africans headline a 31 player field as protests seek elimination or withdrawal of all South African participants. John Newcombe is favored to win the $10,000 first prize. Rod Laver, seeded fourth, seeks more titles after recent struggles.
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Boston
NAACP
Jack E. Robinson
Cliff Drysdale
Rod Maud
Fred McMillan
Robinson
World Championship Tennis, Inc
South Africa
John Newcombe
U.S
Rod Laver
Laver
E J Holub Ends Chiefs Training Camp After Knee Reinjury
E J Holub quietly left the Kansas City Chiefs training camp in Liberty Missouri after reinjuring his left knee. The veteran Texas Tech standout and former Chiefs quarterback endured nine leg operations and later moved to center in 1968 but now faces the likely end of his 10 year NFL career as doctors weigh another operation. Jack Rudnay recalls Holub’s bold yells and expected return even as he departed to seek medical advice in Lubbock.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
E. J. Holub
Texas
Texas Tech
Dallas
Kansas City
E. J
Holub
Kansas City Chiefs
Liberty
Old Chester
Chiefs
Dallas Texans
Hank Stram Stram
E.J
Lubbock
Jack Rudnay
Tribe fires Alvin Dark as Indians manager
Cleveland Indians fire manager Alvin Dark amid poor performance and morale issues. John Lipon named interim manager as the club plans to buy out the remaining Dark contract at an estimated 150000 dollars. Dark had led on-field and off-field decisions and was signed through 1973.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ceveland Indians
Alvin Dark
John Lipon
Indians
Darks
Gabe Paul
Dark
Alvin
Paul
Stouffer
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Springfield
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Longwood Cricket
Vermont
Main ST. Bennington
DIAL
Life
New York, N.Y
Albert E. Peterson
County
Shafer
E.J. Holub
Texas Giant
Lone Star
the Beast
Ry Anne Abbott
Sam McDowell
Pownal
Speed
Will
Dally Dilly
Nicky
Regal Power
Blue Power
Arturito
Cadey
Vough Scout
Qball
Dennison
Wild Rise
First Conquest
Royal Antiqua
Pretty Dee Dee
Steels Chance
Handle
Greenberg
Nt. Greenberg
Oren Fric
Adams Clothes Shop
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Hong Kong
Custom Tailors
Vienna
Michael Rama
NEW Englander Motor Inn
U.S. RT
N. Bennington RD
Elegant Fashions
P.O
Kowloon, Hong Kong
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