Bills hire Rauch hope to lift 1968 AFL woes
Niagara Falls AP reports Buffalo Bills coach John Rauch aims to rebuild from a 1-12-1 season with a balanced attack led by rookie O J Simpson. Kemp, Flores and Harris compete at quarterback as Buffalo strengthens defense and reserves to cover injuries while adjusting to a new system.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
John Rauch
Rauch
Bills
O. J. Simpson
Simpson
California
Buffalo
Anced
Max Anderson
Bill Enyart
Jack Kemp
Tom Flores
James Harris
Haven Moses
Billy Masters
Richard Trapp
al Bemniller
Stew Barber
Paul Costa
Billy Shaw
Joe O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Julian Nanamaker
AFL
Ron McDole
Tom Day
Tom Sestak
Jim Dunaway
Paul Guidry
Harry Jacobs
Mike Stratton
Booker Edgerson
Butch Byrd
John Pitts
George Saimes
Oakland
O.J
Five U S Davis Cup Vets Lead Tennis Greats
Five U S Davis Cup veterans led by Arthur Ashe remained in the running as the 89th U S National tennis championships entered the quarter finals at Brookline Mass Australia faced setbacks with Bill Bowrey upset by Roy Barth 6 4 2 6 7 5 Bowrey was key to their hopes while Ashe Smith Graebner Lutz Pasarell pursued titles in singles and doubles.
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Brookline
Mass
United States
U.S
Longwood
Arthur Ashe
Australia
Ashe
Bill Bowrey
Bowrey
Brazil
Tom Koch
Roy Barth
UCLA
San Diego
Calif
Rod Laver
Ken Rosewall
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Barth
Mexico
Raf Osuna
Spain
Manuel Santana
Ray Ruffels
Allan Stone
Bob Carmichael
Davis Cu
Stan Smith
Clark Graebner
Bob Lutz
Charlie Pasarell
Lutz
Carmichael
Mary Ann Elisel Curtis
Miss Eisel
Virginia Wade
England
Margaret Court Smith
Autralia
Joyce Williams
Aussi Kerry Melville
Christine Truman Jones
Walker Cup Returns to Midwest Golf for International Play
The Walker Cup matches, dating back to 1922, are set to be played in the Midwest for the third time. The U S team, led by Patton, seeks wins against Great Britain as veterans like Bonallack and rising players contend on a course favoring precise, straight shooting.
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U.S
Great Britain
Patton
Bonallack
Baseball Standings and Schedule Overview
American League East shows Baltimore 8 43 705 and Detroit 69 51. Boston 63 3? 338, New York 62 61, Cleveland 51 74. West lists Minnesota 72 50, Oakland 50 50, Kansas City 50 71, California 48 70. Recent games: Baltimore at Oakland, Detroit at California, Cleveland at Seattle, New York at Minnesota, Chicago at Boston.
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Detroit
Boston
Wash
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Seattle
Phoebus
McGlothlin
Wilson
Segui
Walker Cup Opens Friday at Milwaukee Country Club
Michael Bonallack and Billy Joe Patton lead their teams in the Walker Cup at Milwaukee Country Club Friday and Saturday. Bonallack serves as captain for Great Britain, Patton as non playing captain for the United States. Two-ball foursomes begin Friday morning followed by singles with identical rounds on Saturday.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Michael Bonallack
Billy Joe Patton
Bonallack
Great Britain
United States
Milwaukee Country Club
Patton
Major League Leaders Snapshot for 1969 Season
Batting leaders include Carew Minnesota .352 and Blair Baltimore with 154 hits and 31 doubles. Runners top Jackson Oakland 103 runs and Killebrew Minnesota 111 RBIs. Pitching shows Palmer Baltimore 12-2 and 1.87 ERA, striking. Stolen bases led by Harper Seattle with 60 and Campaneris Oakland 43.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
R. Smith
Boston
R. Jackson
Oakland
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
Killebrew
Powell
Oliva
Clarke
New York
Jackson
F. Howard
Washington
Harper
Seattle
Campaneris
Palmer
McNally
McDowell
Cleveland
Lolich
Detroit
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
National League batting leaders include Clemente Pittsburgh with .359 and C Jones New York with .349. Key runs by Rose Cincinnati 95 and Bonds San Francisco 92. RBIs led by Santo Chicago 99 and Perez Cincinnati 9. Hits top M Alou Pittsburgh 174 with Kessinger Chicago 153. Doubles led by Kessinger Chicago 34 and M Alou Pittsburgh 32. Home runs include McCovey Francisco 36 and L May 33. Stolen bases led by Brock St Louis 45. Pitching leaders show Selma Chicago 12 decisions, .750 era 3.12. Merritt Cincinnati 135, .722.
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Pittsburgh
C. Jones
New York
Rose
Cincinnati
Bonds
San Francisco
Santo
Chicago
Perez
M. Alou
Kessinger
B. Williams
Tolan
McCovey
Francisco
L May
Gnetenat
Brock
St. Louis
Selma
Merrit
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Gibson
Downs At A Glance Scarborough Entries Tonight
Downs at a Glance lists Scarborough entries for an eight race program with post time 8 p m First race 6 furlongs to a mile plus a Powder Puff Derby exhibition. Notable horses include No Boy in multiple races and observers highlight strong entries from Gabriele and Pasquarelli across divisions with varied purses from 900 to 1000 dollars.
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Scarborough
Florence Leslie
Cruzy Cosa
Windsor Moon
Cooper Supreme Moment
Crayraft
Gypsy Genet
Baribault
Devil's Desciple
Pichette Pants
Knowles Chocador
Gabriele Miramichi
Moriarty
Slipperyhill
Alcorp
Mr. Moneyman
Anderson
Cooper
Inorep
Michael H
Pasquarelli
Endy W
Chiappetta
Thompson
Tudor
Gold Curve
Parent
Black Wonder
Tuller
Humphreys
Cooper la Fleche
Columbia
Barthehault
Knowles
Ramona
Gabriele
Sullivan Robinyscar
Sage Luigi
Amber Hill
Gabriele Summit Starr
Walker
Good Hope
Glenn
Knowles Herb
Stallite
Pichette
Crafty
Sweetie
Strong Star Law
Pasquarelli Rush
Voodoo B. Jones
Friendly Ghost
Berry Rayo
No Boy
Paul Mark
Metivier
Sage Fairview Lass
Walker Rooms
Volador
Crawcraft
Gabriele Lindo Tino
Coover Brother Duck
Raynolds
Dublin
Sunny
Dawn Dave Ol Red
Wendy Baker
Goldie
Alberta Adler Satan
Merijane Norton
Joan Maughan
Sienal Cloud
Linda Zook Cash
Doris Hanson
Murph
Mary Mount
Race Results Scarborough Results First to Fourth
Race results from Scarborough showing four races with payouts and times. First place Lovely Gloves by Chiapetta paid 5.40 3.20 2.40, time 1 49.4, heap of starters including Hill Rod and Italus. Second Val iant Lancer led by Santamaria paid 24.60 12.20 7.40, time 1.01, with Citacount and Prompt Arrival also listed. Third Twin Spruce driven by Moriarty paid 53.60 17.80 4.80, time 1.09, other entrants include Polite Nod and Last Duchess. Fourth Dr Flax steered by Gabriele 4.20 3.00 3.40, time 1.01.1, other participants include Bet Dargan and Night Deposit. Select Circle and Swift Sickle among depth of field.
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Lovely Gloves
Chiapetta
Hill Rod
Gabriele
Italus
Pasquareli
Silver Bean
Blue Minute
Darwin Miss
Nick
Valiant Lancer
Santamaria
Citacount
Sullivan
Tuller Jr
Implicit
Tommy Magee
Palmary
Sassy Man
Moriarty
Cooper
Marshman
Senator G., Recoledger
John Smith
Dr. Flax
Bet Dargan
Humphreys
Select Circle
Swift Sickle
Teenie Bopper
Harbinger
Uscan Lass
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