Reds Hope 4 Star Sports to Be Factor in Pennant
Cincinnati Reds aim to rebound after 87 75 season 33 year old manager Dave Bristol plots bold moves. Key players like Leo Cardenas Pete Rose Tommy Helms and Johnny Bench anchor infield andBench emerges as rookie catcher with power. Front office reshuffles bring Jones Beauchamp Whitfield Kelso Culver Tompkins and Corrales among new arrivals as Bristol builds left handed focus and pitching depth for 1968.
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Hope
Star Sports
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Tamda
Fla
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati Reds
Bristol
Reds
Green Bay Packers
Leo Cardenas
Pete Rose
Tommy Helms
Jim Maloney
Deron Johnson
Bill McCool
Tommy Harper
Ted Abernathy
Cardenas
Cardinals
Bob Howsam
Atlanta
Art Shamsky
New York Mets
Cleveland
Floyd Robinson
Darrell Osteen
Oakland
Sammy Elis
California Angels
Johnny Edwards
St. Louis
Mack Jones
Jim Beauchamp
Braves
Bob Johnson
Mets
Fred Whitfield
George Culver
Indians
Ron Tompkins
A’s
Bill Kelso
Jorge Rubio
Angels
Pat Corrales
Jimmy Williams
Johnny Bench
Buffalo
Bench
Edwards
Cards
Don Pavletich
Lee May
Helms
Tony Perez
Perez
Vada Pinson
Rose
Jones
Brave
Bob Raudman
Alex Johnson
Beauchamp
Whitfield
Raudman
Kelso
Culver
Tompkins
Jin Maloney
Milt Pappas
Mel Queen
Gary Nolan
Billy McCool
Gerry Arrigo
Vancouver
John Tsitouris
San Diego
Hamlers
McCool
Arrigo
Hairpieces and hotheads invade the diamond and fairways
A roundup of sports anecdotes and guest opinions features Yankee hairpieces on Pepitone and style notes from Ralph Houk. Frank Howard and Tom Weiskopf are linked to era contrasts, while Orioles manager Buford cites positional versatility. Dark era memories surface as Curt Blefary and Elston Howard appear in ethnic comments, with Lions talk and quarterback trade chatter closing the piece.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fin
NPA
Pepitone
Yankee
Shay
Ralph Houk
Frank Howard
Senators
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio Stile
Golden Hear
Tom
Nicklinus
Hank Bayer
Don Suford
Tom Welskopf
Buford
Oriole
Cardinals
Alvin Dark
Bill White
St. Laws
Curt Blesiy
Orioles
Yankees
al Downing
Elston Howard
Emmett Ashford
Blefary
Frank Robinson
Sidas
Hy Astor
Paper Lion
Bos Halon
Gard Chek Wallon
Jim Ninowski
Redskins
Lions
Ihemoriggs
Title Game Tonight in Independent Basketball Tourney
In an Independent Basketball Tourney nightcap the Coaches beat Stamps 81 to 65 with Hughes scoring 42 for the Coaches and Talley netting 22 for Stamps in the second game Perry's Truck Stop defeated Be Queen 125 to 100 led by 28 points from Odor and Gillespy 28 for De Queen. Tonight's third place game Stamps vs De Queen starts at 11:00. The title game between Perry's Truck Stop and the Coaches begins at 8:30. On the road schedule Palting Fort Myers Florida St Louis versus Boston at St Petersboro, Maui Chicago versus San Francisco Chicago versus Detroit Lakeland Florida California versus Cleveland Tucson Arizona Monday's games Cincinnati versus New York in Tampa Houston versus Oakland Bradenton Philadelphia versus St Louis St Petersburg Florida Pittsburgh vs Detroit Chicago versus Baltimore New York versus Mexico City in Mexico City night. TEGUCIGALPA Honduras AP The Olympia soccer team of Honduras defeated the Dallas Tornados 2-1 in an exhibition.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Oakland
Washington
Boston
Houston
St. Louis
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baltimore
West Palm Beach
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
Stamps
Hughes
Talley
Perry
Be Queen
Odor
Perry's
Gillespy
de Queen
Penn
Fort Myers
St. Petersboro
Mta
Phoenix
Ariz
Lakeland
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Olympia
Dallas Tornados
U S Negro athletes urged to uphold gold standards Mexico 1968 role debated
In a New York based feature, Olympic boycott advocate Harry Edwards argues American black athletes might skip Mexico City games to spotlight racial inequality. The piece catalogs past American golds and outlines how a boycott could affect sprint, relay, jump, hurdles, and boxing prospects, noting key Black stars and white contenders.
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New York
NEA
United States
Olympic Project For Human Rights
Harry Edwards
San Jose Calif
Mexico City
Tokyo
America
U.S.S.R
Joe Frazier
U.S
Payton Jordan
Bob Hayes
Willie Turner
Jim Hines
Charlie Greene
Tommie Smith
John Carlos
Ralph Boston
Bob Beamon
Jerry Proctor
Boston
Beamon
Ed Carruthers
Otis Burrell
Clarence Johnson
John Thomas
Art Walker
Charley Craig
Russ Rodgers
Andy Bell
Lew Alcindor
Lucius Allen
Mike Warren
Pat Duffy
T Op
Duffy
James Wallington
Nel Jackson
Dr. Jackson
Charley Craiz
Endangered species and hunting in the postglacial era
Outdoor Notebook discusses the long view of wildlife loss from the Ice Age to today. Dr Paul Martin argues many big mammals vanished in North America with potential human overkill. John Madson notes continued declines into this century and outlines which species face hunting or environmental threats.
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New York
Nea
Natural History
Paul Martin
University of Arizona
Martin
John Madson
Qolin
Conservation Department
Madson
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