Hansen 8th Player To Perform Triple Play
Hansen becomes the eighth in major league history to turn a triple play, fielding Joe Azcue’s line drive in the first inning during the Indians 10 1 win over the Senators. The feat last occurred in 1927 with two players achieving it in 24 hours. Hanson also went 0 for 4 as Seattle’s team dropped the game and stood in the spotlight for a defensive play that overshadowed the loss.
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Fred Down
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Rick Monday
Sal Bando
Chuck Dobson
Jack Aker
Joe Horlen
National League Standings and Tuesday Results
National League standings show St Louis leading with 69 wins and 37 losses, followed by Cincinnati and Atlanta. Tuesday results feature Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 7 New York 1, with Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 4 in 10 innings. Proballers note Houston at Chicago and San Francisco at Los Angeles among others.
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Knicks GM Eddie Donovan Hospitalized After Surgery
Eddie Donovan, general manager of the New York Knicks, underwent surgery at St. Claire's Hospital on Tuesday for a torn Achilles tendon in his right leg. The medical team indicated a full recovery is expected with rehab.
Virginia tops list with eight presidents from World Almanac
The World Almanac notes Virginia has produced eight presidents, more than any state. It lists Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe as predecessors to later leaders including William Henry Harrison Tyler Taylor and Wilson. Ohio New York and Massachusetts follow with seven four and three. Fourteen states have produced presidents.
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Virginia
World Almanac
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
William Henry Harrison
Tyler
Taylor and Wilson
Ohio
New York
Massachusetts
Bengtson In Good Form Packers Coach Moves To Light
Packers coach Phil Bengtson voiced frustration over secret All-Star practices as Green Bay prepares for a Friday night Chicago test. New signing Wade Traynham arrived from Atlanta to bolster a kicker spot while John Gordy of Detroit weighs retirement and NFLPA role amid ownership disputes.
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Green Bay Packers
Bengtson
Chicago
Norm van Brocklin
van Brocklin
Packer
Chicago Bears
Packers
Wade Traynham
Atlanta Falcons
Steve Djich
John Gordy
Detroit Lions
NFL
Association Gordy
Detroit
Joe Schmidt
Raiders lineman returns to camp amid salary dispute
Oakland Raiders star lineup includes Davidson back at camp after a five day absence as he seeks resolution over pay. He aims to play against the Baltimore Colts in the first exhibition. Colts rookies beat Jets reserves 27 14 on a 65 yard TD and Rams prepare for Thursday exhibition with Saints.
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Davidson
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Bob Grant
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Astrodome
Chuvalo and Quarry Set for MSG Heavyweight Bout
Canadian George Chuvalo faces Jerry Quarry of California in a heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on September 26. Bobby Haggert resigns as Maple Leafs head trainer. Joe Segro to replace him.
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Toronto
UPI
George Chuvalo
Jerry Quarry
California
Madison Square Garden
Bobby Haggert
Toronto Maple Leafs
Haggert
Joe Segro
Broad TV Schedule Highlights for August 1, 1968
TV listings from KFLX KGNC KFDA KAUZ KVIL and related stations outline daytime to late night programming. Notable items include soap operas General Hospital Dark Shadows The Edge of Night The Guiding Light and network news with Huntley Brinkley NBC CBS and ABC summaries plus game shows Jeopardy The Match Game Let's Make a Deal and The Tonight Show era entertainment.
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NBC News
Eve Guess
Ruth Brent
Mike Douglas
Kvil TV
Farm & Ranch
General Hospital
Jivaro
Men's Softball Team Practice Slated Tonight
The team holds an evening practice at Fair Park on the Major League field. Saturday they meet Wellington at noon on the Major League field. They lost 11 to 1 last Saturday to Pleasant Valley Amarillo in their first defeat in three games while raising funds for the local Kids Baseball Program with all donations going to the program.
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P.m
Fair Park
Saturdey
Wellington At & Am
Amarilo
Riessen Signs Dallas Professional Tennis Contract
Marty Riessen of Evanston Illinois, last year’s U S Davis Cup team member, signed a professional contract with the world championship tennis tour. He is scheduled to join the European circuit beginning this week.
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Riessen
Dallas
UPI
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Europe
Nevada Becomes 36th State in 1864
The text notes Nevada entering the Union on October 31, 1864, and references it as the Silver State. It also mentions the Eiffel Tower height and a pheasant's eating habits, but those details are less cohesive to the main historical fact.
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Nevada
Mechanical Consolidate Post on April 1 Column Notice
The Childrens Inde column notes a public post on April 1 with daily and Sunday afternoon editions. It warns that any erroneous effect on reputation of individuals or firms appearing in the column will be corrected in cassette and attention of the member.
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Morris Highey
J. Huddiester
C. Aitier
Glen Stiner Mechanical
Post
Childrens
Television Guide July 31 1968 Prime Time Schedule
A compiled TV schedule listing channels KFOX KGNC KVTV KFDA and programs for Wednesday July 31 1968 with news weather sports and prime time shows including The Virginian Kraft Music Hall Run For Your Life Tonight Show and The Avengers plus Late Movie War Is Hell and various local items.
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Kfox TV Channel
Huntley-Brinkley
Warren & the
Wea
the Virginian
News
NBC News
Kgnc -Tv
Huntley Brinkley
Evening TV Guide Schedule on KAUZ Channel 6
Channel lineup lists Walter Cronkite News at 6:30 followed by Weather and News Sports. At 6:30 Lost In Space airs then 7:00 Beverly Hillbillies. Green Acres at 8:00, HE and SHE at 8:30, Don DeLuise Show In Newsreel at 9:00.
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KFDA
CBS News
Tomerree
Kauz TV
Dick van Dyke
Patty Pukes
Mike Douglas
Kfda Channel 5
Kauz Channel 4
KV TV
the Avengers
Dream House
Dan
Green Acres
Dom DeLuise
Walter Cronkite
Don DeLuise
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Phil Linz
Ren Swo
Greg Goosen
Jerry Buchek
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Kgnc TV
Status Quo
Arctic
T.V. Guide
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Cline Motor Company
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