Boston Patriots hire Rush to rebuild after 1968 setback
Boston Patriots new coach Clive Rush promises patient rebuilding after a 4-10 season. He reshapes staff, trades two star players, and backs quarterback Mike Taliaferro as the team opens spring camp with optimism. New comers include Bill Ellas John Mazur Bruce Beatty Jerry Stoltz and John Meyer. veterans feature Larry Carwell Ron Caveness Sid Blanks and Kim Hammond. The club also welcomes top rookies such as Ron Sellers Carl Garrett and Bob Gladieux as Gino Cappelletti expresses renewed enthusiasm. In a separate boxing note Roberto Amaya defeats Chino Arias by knockout in San Carlos California.
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Patriots
Cee Tdrése Sports Wesler
Boston
Clive Rush
Boston Patriots
Rush
Mike Hotovak
New York Jets
Joe Namath
George Sauer
Jets
New York
Holovak
Jesse Richardson
Navy
Bill Ellas
John Mazur
Buffalo Bills
Bruce Beatty
Northwestern
Jerry Stoltz
Purdue
John Stoltz
John Meyer
Houston Oilers
Nick Buonicont
Miami
Kim Hammond
John Bramlett
Leroy Mitchell
Houston
Larry Carwell
Ron Caveness
Charlie Frazier
Sid Blanks
Bramlett
Caveness
Nance
AFL
Larry Eisenhauer
Dim Whalen
Ron Sellers
Florida State
Carl Garrett
New Mexico Highlands
Bob Gladieux
Mike Montler
Colorado
John Caglee
Clemson
Brant Conley
Tulsa
Boston Veterans
Gino Cappelletti
Wild about relief arms as Twins and Reds stumble
Manager Billy Martin of the Minnesota Twins praised his relief corps after Dave Boswell earned a seven inning win over Boston, while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh played a wild 10 inning game. The Red Sox rallied late but Minnesota held on as Cincinnati’s miscues helped Pittsburgh.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Dave Boswell
Billy Martin
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Dave Bristol
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Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Bill Zepp
George Scott
Ron Perranoski
Boswell
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Seattle
Kansas City
New York Yankees
California
Cleveland
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Washington
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Zepp
Reggie Smith
Conigliaro
Petranoski
Smith
Rico Pet
Mike Andrews
Carl Yastrzewski
Andrews
Yastrzemski
Perranoski
Leo Cardenas
Alex Johnson
Gerry Arrigo
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Bobby Tolan
Mats Ty Alou
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Woody Woodward
Manny Sanguillen
al Oliver
Sanguillen
Tony Perez
Bruce Dal Canton
Hopper
Alou
Jose Pas Gan
Wayne Granger
Chico Ruiz
al Jackson
Pedro Ramos
Carl Tavelor
Oliver
Gene Alley
AFL West Prospectus: Broncos face young, shifting roster
The analysis portrays the Denver Broncos as a young, expansion-like team with unknowns at quarterback and several revamped positions. Saban questions Steve Tensi, Pete Liske considered, and key receivers Crabtree, Van Heusen, Denson in focus. Running back Little and line depth show potential, while secondary doubt rises from early draftees and safety shifts.
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Lou Saban
Buffalo
Broncos
Yo-Yo
Lew
Saban
Steve Tensi
Pete Liske
Cangdy
Eric Crabtree
Tom Smiley
Bronco
Billy van Heusen
Maryland
al Denson
Jim Jones
Tom Beer
Floyd Little
Brendon McCarthy
Garrett Ford
Smiley
McCarthy
Young
Larry Kaminski
George Greddeke
Mike Current
Sam Brunelli
Bob Young
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup Across Leagues
American League table shows Baltimore, Detroit, Boston, New York leading, with Minnesota and Oakland in strong positions. Monday results include Baltimore routing Seattle and Boston edging Minnesota. Tonight’s matchups feature Cleveland at Oakland and New York at Kansas City among others. National League leaders include Chicago and New York, with San Francisco and Pittsburgh among winners in late games. notable performances include Merk Belanger's three doubles and Tom Murphy's six hitter effort.
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Detroit
Boston
New York
Wash’h
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Minnesota
Oaklaxl
Kansas City
Seattle
California
Chicago
McDowell
Oakland
Dobson
Cuellar
Kilkenny
Barber
Downing
Drago
Horlen
Washington
Cox
Perry
Lonborg
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Fran
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Marichal
Gentry
Santorini
Renko
Bunning
Philadelphia
Johnson
Wilson
Walker
Niekro
Holtzman
Maloney
Washburn
Phila
Phia
Associated Press
Carew
R. Smith
R. Jackson
Blair
Powell
Killebrew
Oliva
Clarke
F. Howard
Harper
Camp
Clemente
C. Jones
Runs Rose
Bonds
Santo
Perez
M. Alou
Kessinger
B. Williams
Tolan
McCovey
L. May
Brock
Selsma
Chicag
Mereritt
Jenkins
Gibson
Merk Belanger
Orioles
Tom Murphy
Angels
Chiefs Rams clash teed up after injuries mar key lineup
Kansas City drills for a grudge with Los Angeles as Reg Carolan faces knee surgery and Noland Smith is a doubt with a rib cartilage tear. Curtis McClinton could start in place of the injured tight end while the Rams seek to disrupt the Chiefs’ undefeated preseason run.
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Sheba Muna
Associated Press
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Los Angeles Rams
Reg Carolan
Cincinnati
Chiefs
Noland Smith
Los Angeles
Carolan
Curtis McClinton
Rams
Cleveland Browns
Californians
Charlie Cowan
Jim Wilson
Cleveland
San Diego Chargers
Chargers
Oakland Raiders
Dick Redman
Charger
John Hadl
San Diego
Sid Gillman
Ron Mix
Bob Babich
Bill Lenkaitis
Oakland
Brad Hubbert
Terry Owens
Bill Beauchamp
Cowboys
Danny Reeves
Jethro Pugh
Green Bay
Chicago
George Seals
Bears
Seals
Baltimore
Oilers
Richard Marshall
Wayne Kennedy
Rice University
Gene Sides
Tennessee-Martin
Junior Boys in Money on Golf Circuit
Professional golf's six million dollar tour makes rich men of about two hundred players while four hundred more chase chances for tour entries. The World Golf Association plans twenty five thousand dollar events to aid nonqualifiers and provide a minor league path alongside the PGA. The WGA, formed in Florida, has a one hundred dollar member fee for two events per year and will stage pro am and 36 hole championships with a five thousand dollar top prize in the first event at Lone Palm and a second event at Sanford Florida.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
MIAMI
Nicklaus
Player
Floyd
Trevino
Sikes
Casper
Professional Golfers Association
Florida
The
World Golf Association
WGA
Robert Creasy
PGA
International Professional Golfers Association
St. Petersburg
Tallahassee
Tampa
William W. White
Russ Byrd
WBA
Lone Palm Country Club
Lakeland
Fla
Sanford
Byrd
Canadiens Sign Henri Richard For 1969-70
Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League announce the signing of center Henri Richard for the 1969-70 season.
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Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Henri Richard
Boxing night results with multiple knockouts across cities
In New York George Foreman knocked out Chuck Wepner and Forest Ward stopped in New York. Pedro Agosto fell to Charles Green while Angel Aquendo lost on points in New York. Jeff Merritt and Henry Clark fought to points in New York. Al Romano edged Luc Pezin in North Adams. Rober Amaya stopped Chino Arias in San Jose. Flo Yates led a Stockton trio over Tony Porter in Stockton.
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Associated Press
New York
George Foreman
Hayward
Calif
Chuck Wepner
Bayonne
N.J
Forest Ward
Pedro Agosto
Puerto Rico
Charles ‘Devil’ Green
Angel Aquendo
Jeff Merritt
Henry Clark
San Francisco
North Adams
Mass
Foreman Keeps Learning as He Wins at MSG
Olympic gold medalist George Foreman dominates Chuck Wepner in three rounds at Madison Square Garden for his fourth pro win. At 6 foot 4 and 213 pounds, the Hayward native shows power and a growing skill set, while his manager says he will fight often. Foreman notes every ring experience hurts, even as he admits he could use more rounds to improve.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
George Foreman
Foreman
Chuck Wepner
Madison Square Garden
Dick Sadler
Sadler
Hayward
Calif
Wepner
Bayonne
N.J
Johnn Colan
Solunar Tables Plan for best sport times
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide readers to plan fishing or hunting around peak times each day. The schedule emphasizes fishing in good territory or hunting in suitable cover during these periods to maximize activity opportunities.
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Richard Alden Knight
Palmer May Be Cured of Hip Injury
Arnold Palmer may be fully cured only with rest and treatment as his physician Dr. Carl Eisenbeis reported. Palmer, who posted an 82 in the PGA Championship, withdrew from competition, and a longer rest period is advised before resuming winter tour play. The Hipp bursitis flare has troubled him since May 1966, impacting his form and schedule.
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Associated Press
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Arnold Palmer
Carl Eisenbeis
Palmer
Dayton
Ohio
Eisenbeis
Latrobe
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Arnold
Sutton
Mass
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