Redskins rely on Jurgensen comeback as Mitchell shifts roles
Washington faces a pivotal season with an elbow rehabilitation for Sonny Jurgensen reducing passing strength. Bobby Mitchell shifts back to running duties to bolster the offense while Charles Taylor Jerry Smith and Marlin McKeever reshuffle the receiving corps. The defense adds Pat Fischer and Jim Smith as the team aims to reverse a 5-6-3 record from last year.
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Bobby Mitchell
NFL
Washington Redskins
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Otto Graham
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Cleveland
Edskin
Charley Taylor
Jerry Smith
Graham
Smith
Taylor
Redskins
Marlin McKeever
Minnesota
Pat Richter
Jiminowski
Detroit
Harry Theofiledes
Gary Beban
Ucla
Beban
Los Angeles Rams
Washin
Jim Smith
Oregon
St. Louis
Jim Orson
Pat Fischer
Washington
John Wooten
Cleve
Sonny and Cool
Sonny Jurgensen
Catie Ball Sets New World Marks in Breaststroke
Catie Ball, 16, clips her own world records in 200m breaststroke at the U S Olympic trials in Los Angeles with a 2 38 5, after breaking the 100m breaststroke record at 1 14 7. Debbi Meyer also breaks records in freestyle and backstroke as rivals race for Olympic team spots.
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Los Angeles
Catie Ball
U.S
Catie
Jacksonville
Fla
Debbbie Meyer
Claudia Kolb
Debbie
Sacramento
Mexico City
Kaye Hall
Tacoma
Wash
Toni Hewitt
Corona del Mar
Calif
Miss Ball
Cathy Jamison
Santa Clara
Sharon Wichman
Fort Wayne Ind
Miss Hall
Jane Swagerty
Kendis Moore
Arizona Desert Rats
Phoenix
Ellie Daniel
Penn State
Miss Hewitt
Diane Giebel
Notable First Families and Arts Leaders in Briefs
Mrs John F Kennedy returns to the United States from a Greek vacation arriving at Logan Airport then Hyannis where she is met by her children John and Caroline. Erich Leinsdorf marries violinist Vera Graf in Boston. they have five children from his previous marriage ends in divorce. Mildred Dunnock joins Yale Drama School as faculty and scene study instructor while performing with Yale Repertory Theater. William R Welch, aged 107, celebrated his 105th birthday anniversary at Philadelphia General Hospital where he is a patient. he previously retired before Social Security.
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Associated Press
OSTON
John F. Kennedy
United States
Logan International Airport
Hyannis
John
Caroline
Hyannisort
Boston
Erich Leinsdorf
Boston Symphony Orchestra
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Leinsdorf
Juarez
Mexico
Miss Graf
New York
Mildred Dunnock
Yale Drama School
Miss Dunnock
Yale Repertory Theater
Brearley School
Harvard
Vassar
Barnard
Big Mamma
Arthur Miller
Philadelphia
William R. Welch
Philadelphia General Hospital
Welch
Fights Last Night In New Orleans And Albuquerque
Boxing results from New Orleans show Pete Toro stopping Jerry Pellegrini in a 147% bout. In Albuquerque Bobby 178 stopped Eddie York in a non title fight. A Rockingham Park card in Salem New Hampshire drew a small crowd with a crippled field and low wagers. April Tune won a $2,200 mile pace at Bay State Raceway in Massachusetts in 2:07 1-5 with a $6 payoff.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Pete Toro
New York
Jerry Pellegrini
Albuquerque
Bobby Er
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D.C
Eddie Vic York
Salem
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Sear-olds
Pester
Wise
Mass
Bay State Raceway
Major League Leaders Batting and Key Hitting Figures
The list shows batting leaders with Carew of Minn at .294 and Oliva at .291. Runs scored highlight Detroits Tovar with 79 and Harrelson of Boston with 101 RBIs. hits led by Aparicio of Chicago and Yastrzemski of Boston with 144 and 30 doubles by R. Smith and Yastrzemski respectively.
Baseball Leaders and Standouts from the Era
Statistics highlight power and speed from the season with McLain Santiago and Rose among leaders. Notable figures include Brock Alou and Mecovey with home runs and hits, plus pitchers like Jenkins Gibson and Kline.
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Oak
Cardenal
Cleve
McLain
Det
Santiago
Bost
McDowell
Taint
Rose
Alou
Pitts
Aie Dels. Cin
Brock
McCovey
Duplicate Bridge In Play At Beach
Last night at the Briggs home in Old Orchard Beach a duplicate bridge session featured players William Haase Al Bradford Carleton Davis Mrs Mary Wilbur James Moutsatsos David Marshall Paul Chadbourne Al Asen Robert Whelan Mrs Charlotte Dubois Mrs Jane Burns Mrs Gwen Flannery Mrs Alice Fecteau Mrs Estella Aranovitch Mrs Herman Davidson Also Mrs Irma Burnham Oscar Paradis Carleton Brock Harold Spiegel Jack Ostroff Mrs Gertrude Leonard Mrs Esther Green Mr and Mrs James Warren Mrs Edrice Bates Mrs Avis Briggs Mrs Jeanne Shaw and Donald Briggs Winners were Haase and Bradford first Davis and Wilbur second Moutsatsos and Marshall third Chadbourne and Rosen fourth Whelan and Dubois fifth Group plans another session Thursday at 730 p.m.
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Old Orchard Beach
Donald Briggs
Lawn Avenue
William Haase
al Bradford
Carleton Davis
Mary Wilbur
James Moutsatsos
David Marshall
Paul Chadbourne
al Asen
Robert Whelan
Charlotte Dubois
Jane Burns
Gwen Flannery
Alice Fecteau
Estella Aranovitch
Herman Davidson
Irma Burnham
Oscar Paradis
Carleton Brock
Harold Spiegel
Jack Ostroff
Gertrude Leonard
Esther Green
James Warren
Edrice Bates
Avis Briggs
Jeanne Shaw
Haase
Bradford
Davis
Wilbur
Moutsatsos
Marshall
Chadbourne
Rosen
Whelan
Dubois
Comet Bally Clayton 1968 D Discovered by Amateurs
Smithsonian Observatory confirms a fourth new comet for the year named Bally Clayton 1968 D. Discovered Saturday in Las Cruces New Mexico by John Bally Urban 18 a Berkeley student and Patrick Clayton 21 of Springfield Missouri a Southwest Missouri State College student. Comet is not naked eye visible and needs a 10 inch telescope to view. It lies overhead in Lyra during evenings.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Observatory
Las Cruces
N. Mex
John Bally-Urban
University of California At Berkeley
Patrick Clayton
Springfield
Southwest Missouri State College
Smithsonian
Bally - Clayton
Institute
Constellation of Lyra
ICC Reopens Penn Central New Haven Merger Proceedings
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders pre hearing meetings for September 10 and September 23 as it reviews the Penn Central and New Haven rail merger. A bankruptcy court had urged the ICC to compel Penn Central to assume New Haven, else the court might dismiss the New Haven reorganization under federal law.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn Central
New Haven
ICC
Ee New Haven
One sided elections and planetary belts noted
The item notes Monroe winning with a landslide except for Washington and mentions a 1820 presidential win. It also describes Jupiter as having belts of different colors across it.
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Monroe
Washington
Jupiter
James
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