Knee injuries hit Iowa Hawkeyes hard in practice
Iowa coach Ray Nagel canceled a scheduled scrimmage as seven players sidelined by injuries linger through drills. QB Mike Cilek remains at No. 3 behind Ed Podolak and Larry Lawrence while Gary Herman at 255 pounds is praised for his power tackle potential.
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Gene Mauch Named Manager of Montreal Expos
Former Phillies field manager Gene Mauch was named to lead Montreal’s new baseball entry, the Expos. The announcement came from Montreal club president John McHale. Mauch, 43, has eight years of major league managing experience with Philadelphia.
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Cubs on Sunday Football Coming
The Philadelphia Phillies will be in Chicago Sunday to play the Cubs in a National League game carried live in color on KCRG-TV Channel 9 starting at 1:10 p.m. ABC-TV opens NCAA football on Sept 14 with Georgia vs Tennessee at Knoxville, carried in color on Channel 9 starting at 2:45 p.m.
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Minnesota Coach Murray Warmath Aims to Wow Press
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath energized Big Ten writers with a talk on current and departing players. He recalled nine of 23 seniors graduating, praised Purdue and Indiana as rivals, and quipped about schedules and opponents while noting returning stars such as Bob Stein and Noel Jenke.
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Chuvalo Stops Forte in Second Round Boxing Bout
Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvalo 210 pounds overwhelmed Levi Forte 193 pounds in Miami Beach delivering a convincing second round technical knockout on Tuesday night.
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Tiant Sees Indians Rally for 19th Win Over Angels
Tiant wins his 19th with four Cleveland relievers holding off the Angels after an early seven run lead collapses. McNally also 19th win powering Orioles past the Yankees with a fourth inning homer. Yaz leads Red Sox with three singles and 18th homer in 10-2 rout of Minnesota. Horton drives Tigers past Oakland 4-2 and White Sox blank Washington 3-0 in 14 innings.
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Gonzales Faces Uphill Test as Open Quarterfinals Begin
Pancho Gonzales, at 40, doubts his legs but presses on in the U S Open. He upset Tony Roche to reach the quarterfinals while Ken Rosewall, Nicola Pilic and Dennis Ralston contest the other spots. Amateurs Arthur Ashe Clark Graebner and Tom Okker join Phil as contenders for the $14 000 prize.
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Cards Recall Hague Difabio and Lipin to the club
The St. Louis Cardinals recalled 13 players from the minor leagues none yet ordered to report to St. Louis. Tulsa group includes Hague Huntz Wicker Kirby Torrez Robertson and others. Difabio Cosman Guzman Parker Lipin Lee and Cruz from Little Rock Modesto. Hague Difabio Lipin played for Cedar Rapids in 1966.
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49ers Rock May Sit Out Season
San Francisco offensive tackle Walt Rock says he may sit out this NFL season and seek a trade to Washington or Baltimore to be near his Washington, D.C. door sales business. He cites Rick Barry as encouragement and wants to join a local team next year.
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