Nance Sends Lawyer To Training Camp In Boston Patriots Drill
The Boston Patriots opened camp in Andover with 20 rookies and 10 veterans at practice. Nance did not attend as his lawyer handled preliminary talks on a new contract. Also, Chiefs seek Billy Masters, Hornung leaves clinic for hospital, Morrow signs with Saints, and Lankewicz found still under contract with Wheeling.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From National and American Leagues
In National League results Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 8 to 2 and Cincinnati defeated Houston 7 to 2 while New York won 4 to 2 over St. Louis and San Francisco hosts Pittsburgh in tonight’s game. American League standings list Chicago leading with 80 wins while Minnesota trails at 49 and Detroit 46 as schedule shows today and Thursday matches across cities.
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Ashe, King Win in Third Round at Clay Court Tourney
Arthur Ashe, top seed among men, defeated Jasjit Singh 6-1 6-2 as Billie Jean King, leading woman’s field, beat Ginger Pfeiffer 6-1 6-1. King said rest helps her gain confidence while Ashe praised his regained power after Wimbledon break.
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Billie Jear
King
Lenny Schloss
Ashe
India
Jasjit Singh
Mrs. King
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Holliswood
N.Y
Richmond
Schloss
Clark Graebner
George Seewagen
New York
Cliff
Finley Discusses Leasing KC Stadium With City Authority
Charles O. Finley will not seek to move the Kansas City Athletics amid talks with the Jackson County Sports Authority over leasing a new $43 million sports complex. Spokesman Dutton Brookfield described the meeting as cordial and said officials are hopeful for a long-term A's lease with the rolling dome project and improved parking and media revenue.
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Finley
Jackson County Sports Authority
Dutton Brookfield
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Sports Authority
Brookfield
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Kansas City
Finley signals possible A's move amid lease talks in Chicago
Finley confirms he will not seek permission at August Chicago meetings to shift the franchise. The A's lease at Kansas City Municipal Stadium expires this season with Oct 15 option deadlines. He seeks long term lease details and proposals, warning relocation could follow if approvals are not granted. Revenue from radio and TV rights dropped sharply from 1965 to 1966 then rebounded in 1967 with sponsors.
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Chicago
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Finely
Brower Set for Portland Expo Eight Rounder
Hartford heavyweight Arnold Brower 20 wins 22 pro bouts meets Bill Purcell of New York City in the cofeature eight at the Portland Expo Building Promoter Sam Silverman announces the card featuring Pedro Agosto and Mose Harrell in an eight round headliner Also scheduled are Al Romano versus Jesus Alicia Tommy Foss versus Manny Freitas and Art Roberts versus Paul Kasper in earlier fights
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Agosto
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Mose Harrell
Lowell
Mass
Miami
Fla
Rocky Marciano
Mike Piccento
Charley Goldman
al Romano
North Adams
Jesus Alicia
Holyoke
Tommy Foss
Pittsfield
Youth Drowns While Swimming in Kenduskeag Stream
A 15 year old Glenburn boy Richard Bostwick drowned while swimming with friends in Kenduskeag Stream in Glenburn. He attempted to cross the 100 foot wide river and his body was recovered by skindivers.
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Kenduskeag
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Americans Make Up Half of World Bridge Players
Britannica notes about 50 million contract bridge players exist globally with half of them Americans. This highlights the US lead in participation and the game's broad international reach.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Frazier Chuvalo Bout Set at Madison Square Garden
Joe Frazier, unbeaten No 2 heavyweight, faces Canadian George Chuvalo in a 12 round match at Madison Square Garden. About 15 000 fans expected. gate over 100000. telecast on a Garden RKO General network with New York blackout. Both skip WBA eight man event to pursue title claim ahead of possible world championship shot.
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Ivy Ungerman
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Ernie Terrell
Old Man River
Red Sox reshapes AL cousins with Orioles in 6-2 win
Boston beats Baltimore 6-2 as Jim Lonborg earns his 13th win, tops AL in strikeouts with 139. Lonborg also drives in a run, helping Boston rally in the second. Tony Conigliaro exits with a muscle pull as George Scott and Jerry Adair contribute two doubles and key hits.
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Red Sox
Orioles
Jim Lonborg
Lonborg
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Dave McNally
Eddie Watt
Tony Conigliaro
George Scott
Jerry Adair
Mike Ryan
Watt
McNally
Ryan
Joe Oy
German War Plane Leaves For Europe From Brunswick
A German twin engine Berquet Atlantique aircraft departed Brunswick Naval Air Station Maine for Europe after five days of antisubmarine training. Cmdr Joseph Lambretz Nordholz said it is the first German military craft seen in the U S since before World War II. The crew of five officers and ten light men were hosted by Patrol Squadron 26 Fleet Airwing Iee in what officials noted as an unusual visit. Built by a NATO consortium the Atlantique uses British engines American and West German electronics and a French structure.
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House Debates Antiriot Bill Amid Rioting Debate
Washington AP reports the House weighs a bill making cross state riot incitement a federal crime with up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine. Opponents fear it inflames tensions while supporters hope it curbs violence and targets leaders like Stoke ly Carmichael.
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FBI
Senate
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Wirtz
Superintendent Takes Salary Cut
Arthur G. Frieder 55 of Lewiston has taken a 1400 annual pay cut to become assistant superintendent in Lewiston. He will earn 9800 in the new post starting Aug 1, vacating a SAD 52 salary of 12200. Frieder moves into the vacancy left by Joseph Deschenes as SAD 52 administrator.
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Arthur G. Frieder
Joseph Deschenes
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Deschenes
J. Weldon Russell
Russell
Up in the Air over Monticello Residents Prefer Flying
Mrs. Robert Kaiser and her husband hold private pilot licenses and aim for instrument rating. They favor air travel over driving citing safety and near-miss car experiences. The story notes Venus is commonly called the morning or evening star depending on visibility.
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Monticello, Ill
Robert Kaiser
Venus
Red Sox extend streak behind Lonborg gem in win
Lonborg fanned nine through five no hit innings, exiting after Dave Johnson’s two-out single in the fifth. Curt Morton tied the game with a homer in the eighth as Boston kept a five game winning streak. Boston sits 12 games behind Minnesota and 24 behind Chicago. Gary Bell starts tonight against Pete Richert.
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Gary Bell
Pete Richert
Marshall Opposes Judges Injecting Personal Views on Cases
Nominee to the Supreme Court Thur good Marshall tells the Judiciary Committee a judge should not inject personal ideas into rulings. Senators Ervin and McClellan criticize the Court as reconsidering prior decisions, warning of chaos to American justice.
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Tom C. Clark
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Press critics clash over newspaper joint operating exemptions
Washington AP Ben H Bagdikian argues antitrust relief for failing papers would not protect editorial independence and could mask losses. John J Flynn counters that joint operating deals reduce competition as in Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune case. DOJ scrutinizes Tucson Arizona Star and Citizen.
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University of Utah
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