A's Oakland Move Backed by Finley Vote Ahead
American League owners prepare to vote on moving the Kansas City A's franchise to Oakland or Seattle. Finley has one committed vote and is leaning toward Oakland where a stadium is available. Expansion talk centers on Seattle’s bid and Northwest regional growth, with senators backing expansion.
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Stockton Mears 1 000-Yard Mark In Beavers Grid
With three games left the Beavers expect Loren Stockton to surpass 1 000 yards this season after 857 yards in six games. Denny Harrison topped 100 rushing yards for the first time this year as Corry’s backfield tackles and scores are tracked amid a 3-3 record and a strong finish outlook.
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Gogolak Tries Kicking Legs For First Time This Year
New York Giants place kicker Pate Gogolak, on 1 day Army leave, works out at Yankee Stadium to regain form for Sundays game with Green Bay. The Hungarian born pro, 171 pounds during Army service, says leg strength returning after last December kick. Final word rests with Coach Allie Sherman before Sunday matchup.
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Frazier Stops Doyle In Second Round At Spectrum
Joe Frazier, 23, defeated Tony Doyle of Salt Lake City by technical knockout at 1 minute 4 seconds of the second round in a 10 round heavyweight bout at the Spectrum arena in Philadelphia. Trainer Yank Durham praised Frazier’s progress as the undefeated fighter and top-rated contender improved to win and move toward a possible title shot.
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Whites Hold Lead In Bee Football
The Whites remained ahead in Bee recreation football after a 0-0 tie Saturday and a 2 loss to the Blues last Monday. Dave Popovich scored a second period TD and again in the second half, with Clint Daniels' interception setting up a Blues drive. Craig McAvoy added a late TD on a sweep around right end.
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Army Grid Star Killed In Viet War Action
Maj. Donald W. Holleder, MVP of the 1985 Army football team, was among 58 Americans killed in action near Saigon. The West Point graduate, 92, left four children and was honored on 1955 All-America lists by AP.
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Two Ton Tony Galento to Speak at Oil City Eagles
Two Ton Tony Galento, famed heavyweight contender of the 1920s, will visit the Oil City Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at 7 p.m. He will promote Eagle charitable programs including the Box Beer Heart Fund the Eagle Cancer Fund and the Jimmy Durante Children’s Fund.
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McEldowney Tops Gorty Bowlers With 228 High Game
Fred McEldowney led the Gorty Bowlers night with a 228 high game and a 609 series for top marks as Art Perkins followed at 227 and Les Utegg 216. Other scores included John Woodard 207 and Walt Lewis 208, with Erie Times at Corry Foam also noted.
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McCormick named NL Comeback Player of the Year
Mike McCormick, left handed pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, tops AP voting as the National League Comeback Player of the Year for 1967. He led NL in victories with 22 and tied for the major league lead with 13o, posting a 2.85 ERA in 262 innings. Orlando Cepeda and Ernie Banks trailed in votes. McCormick’s career arc includes an early 1960 ERA crown and All Star appearances before arm trouble and trades. George Bigelow to lead Canada at Pinehurst World Senior Amateur Championship.
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