Cardinals Draw Most Fans in Labor Day Baseball
On Labor Day 1967 the St. Louis Cardinals drew 43,960 at Busch Stadium as they split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh. The American League outdrawn the NL overall, with five AL doubleheaders drawing 133,101 and top attendance of 32,355 for Washington vs Boston. Total majors attendance reached 251,469, up 10,235 from last year.
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Broncos Afl hopes rise in Western clash ahead of season
Denver, coming off exhibition wins over Detroit and Minnesota, is forecast to climb from last to third in the AFL West. Kansas City appears headed to repeat as division and league champions, with Buffalo seen challenging for the East title as the season opens.
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Jets Fight for Defense in Shivery September Outlook
The Jets struggle with a weak secondary and defensive depth. Namath remains capable, but the offense lacks the sparkle needed to elevate the team. Analysts expect a tough battle against the Bills, yet predict the Jets finish as runners-up this season.
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Coach's Corner Look at our football opening and future stars
The season opens with a win at Arkadelphia as 35 players travel. Standouts include guards Bill Gibson and David Fincher and backs Buzz Andrews and Kenny Keen. Prescott Curley Wolves loom next, with Stan Parris named top lineman in the All Star Game and college moves for several players noted. A tidbit notes radio ownership nationwide.
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Emerson Looks Ahead From Forest Hills Courts
Roy Emerson, at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills, discusses his long run at the American title, the dominance of Australian players, and the future of American tennis. He cites aging, grass court conditions, and the need for more international exposure for young players as factors shaping the sport.
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Tennis Needs a Shot in the Arm Says King
Forest Hills, N Y AP report says tennis needs incentive payments to players for each match won. Billie Jean King urges Open tennis or at least measures to boost participation as the National Singles Championships reach the third round. King cites 50 years behind times and hopes Open tennis could save the game.
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St. Louis
Redskins Offense Leads Charge Toward Contention
Otto Graham has rebuilt the Washington Redskins into a credible championship threat by upgrading offense. Sonny Jurgensen leads a sharp passing attack with solid support from Ninowski, Taylor, Mitchell, and Lave. The running game gains with McDonald and Looney, while the line blocks steady, and special teams provide dependable kicking. If health holds and run support improves, they project second in the Capitol division per NEA.
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When Will There Be a New Austin Healey
By Bob Cochnar and Dave Burgin NEA interview with Donald Healey recalls the Austin-Healey brand. Healey says he has nothing to do with the car anymore and questions why there should be a new model as the country is crowded with so called sports cars.
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Austin Healey Classic Stands in British Sports Car Tradition
The Austin Healey, a prime motor classic, traces from the 1952 Healey Hundred. Plans began in 1950 led by Donald Healey who aimed for a fast, affordable road car with sporting character. The 1967 model shares lineage but features evolving wind-up windows and refinements.
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United States
Stanky Flare After Ward Ejection Leads to Altercation
Eddie Stanky and Pete Ward clashed during aChicago White Sox vs New York Yankees doubleheader. Ward was ejected after arguing a pitch foul call. Stanky intervened to separate them as tempers flared late in the game. Duane Josephson delivered a 10th inning winner for Chicago in the nightcap.
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Thoughtful notices and church calendar entries
Calendar lists Mt Zion C M E Church services September 6 to 8 at 7 30 p m with Rev A Walton pastor and guest churches Mt Pleasant C M E and Rising Star Baptist. Appreciation services for Rev T J Rhone set for September 6 to 10 1967 with guest Garrett Chapel and Rising Star Baptist Churches. Mrs Martha Wilson patient at Branch General Hospital in Room 210.
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Suez Truce After Sharp Israel Egypt Battle
U N observers set a cease fire after a seven hour Israel Egypt artillery and naval duel along the Suez Canal. Israel claimed sinkings and one killed. Egypt reported civilian casualties and said it knocked out Israeli armor. Both sides accused the other of starting hostilities as the UN patrols a six week old truce line. Also, Egypt's Abd al-Haki Amer faced possible trial for plotting against Nasser amid regional tensions.
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