Eagles choose Albright for 1968 training camp amid questions
Eagles coach-general manager Joe Kuharich defends Albright College as the team moves from Hershey citing better facilities, privacy, and proximity. Rookies report July 13 14 with veterans July 21. practices set July 15 August 5 in double sessions.
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U S Leads Ecuador in Davis Cup Double Play in Charlotte
The United States took a 2-0 lead over Ecuador in Davis Cup play at the Charlotte Coliseum as Graebner defeated Olvera 6-2 6-1 6-2 and Guzman beat Graebner. Ashe was set to face Guzman in an upcoming singles match with Graebner and Riessen previously winning.
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Major League Standings and Tonight's Probable Pitchers
MLB results recap with standings including Detroit and Cleveland 5 4 and 1st game doubleheaders. Tonight's probables list McDowell Lolich Hunter McNally Priddy Bell and Drysdale. Sunday schedule covers Cleveland Detroit Minnesota Washington California New York St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles Atlanta Chicago and more.
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Osteen's Four Hitter Sends Dodgers Over Phillies 2 0
Dodgers name strong mound work as Claude Osteen blanks Philadelphia 2 0 for Los Angeles fifth straight complete game win. Drysdale, Singer, Sutton also excel as staff fires six-hitters and another shutout in Koufax era. Mets offer contrast with strong pitching but less offense.
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Blue Moon Odom Nearly No-Hits Opponent Spoiled in Ninth
Oakland pitcher John Odom nicknamed Blue Moon flirted with a no hitter as a broken bat single ended his bid in the ninth. He allowed one run in 23 innings across two games, while other late-night matchups across the league produced mixed results for the A’s and several NL clubs including the Pirates and Cardinals.
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Drysdale Eyes 56-Scoreless Innings Record Night
Los Angeles pitcher Don Drysdale aims to extend his streak to 56 scoreless innings as he faces the Philadelphia Phillies, seeking to break Walter Johnson’s 1913 mark. The Dodgers, led by Claude Osteen’s shutout win over the Phils, push for another victory in a string of strong outings.
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Crampton Aims To Set Precedent At 500 Festival Open
Bruce Crampton in Indianapolis keeps pressure on the field with a 70 to add to 68 for a 36 hole 138 lead. Sam Snead and Frank Beard sit near the lead at 140 and 141 as Lou Graham surges with a six under 66 and strong putting in the $100,000 event.
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Dartmouth Grid Coach Earl Hamilton Dies at 44
Earl P. Hamilton, backfield end coach at Dartmouth College, died Friday at age 44 in Hanover New Hampshire. He served as a coach for the football program and was known for his work with the backfield.
Kennedy Tribute Divides Baseball Fraternity Across Leagues
Boston and St Louis led tributes to slain Senator Kennedy as games were postponed or debated across MLB. Astros and several clubs resisted Sunday play despite management warnings, while players urged a league wide day of mourning and Eckert sought guidance from commissioners.
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Dragster sets national speed record at Bristol
John Mulligan of Van Nuys California drove a supercharged Chrysler Double fuel dragster to a national record speed of 226.60 miles per hour at the Bristol meet on Friday.
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Subdued Grandeur Defines Notre Dame Football Past and Present
Notre Dame sustains a quiet grandeur linking Rockne and Leahy to today’s program. Ara Parseghian runs a lean operation with a big budget, no booster clubs, and extensive scouting, while the stadium seats about 59,075 and the athletic budget nears 2 million dollars for 1968-69.
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