Pittsburgh and Dallas Get NFL Nod for East Title
AP reports Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys favored to win their divisions and meet in the NFL title game at the Cotton Bowl. Dallas faces Washington and Philadelphia in Capitol Division. Pittsburgh leads Century Division contenders including St. Louis Cleveland New York.
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Israeli Bears Defeat U S All Stars in Tel Aviv
The Israeli national basketball team defeated the U S All Stars college team Tuesday night in Tel Aviv, pulling off a surprising 1485 victory.
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U S Seeks New Davis Cup Captain Amid Quiet Field
Forest Hills reports a somber tone as the United States searches for a new Davis Cup captain. Harcourt Woods laments the task, noting Arthur Ashe is in the Army and others are potential service members or still in school. With Richey and Pasarelli out after third-round losses, Americans face a tough draw and uncertain future for the team.
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Razorbacks face injuries dampening twoaday practice
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Wingback David Dickey and defensive tackle Jud Irwin joined an enlarging injury list as Arkansas Razorbacks held a cool two session practice. Dickey sat out to prevent muscle strain. Irwin had a shoulder issue but was not seriously hurt. Several players with minor injuries practiced in shoulderpads and sweat clothes as coach Frank Broyles praised gradual improvement from returnees and noted Peas cock improving at split end while Barnes works to regain form and become a reliable target for quarterbacks.
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Pro Charts BY TKURRAY OLDERMAN
Abundance of running backs puts coach Jack Christiansen to barter for help where he needs it most, in secondary. Otherwise, this is exactly the same 49er team he put on field a year ago big, fast and, he hopes, a year wiser. Big year from Brodie could push 'em to top. Prediction second in Coastal division.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Highlight Busy National League
National League leaders show St. Louis at 86 63 and Philadelphia at 70 66 while Chicago and Cincinnati chase. Tuesday results include Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 3 in 11 innings, with several games tonight and upcoming series shaping pennant races. Major League Leaders cover batting Yastrzemski Cepeda Aaron and runs and RBIs, while pitching leaders include Merrill Lonborg and McDowell. Minor Leagues note International League playoff Richmond shuts Rochester 2 0 and Pacific Coast League Spokane tops Portland 6 1.
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Oldtimers Cut in Pro Football
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Sikes Pockets 4325 for Play in World Golf Championship
Pro golfer R H Sikes finished seventh at 285 after rounds 68 74 70 73 in the World Golf Championship at Islington Island. Casper won in a sudden death playoff over Gelberger after a 281 tie. Gelberger earned 17000.
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605 Traffic Deaths Over Labor Day Holiday
Chicago AP reports highway deaths over the Labor Day weekend totaled 605 from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, below the 1966 holiday peak of 636 but above NSC preholiday estimates of 560 to 600. The AP tally for Aug 18-21 nonholiday weekend was 533.
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Hope Bobcats Prepare for Prescott Curley Wolves Clash
Hope after a 19-0 win over Arkadelphia readies for Prescott Curley Wolves at Hammons Stadium. Prescott, coming off a 6-0 loss to Stamps Yellowjackets, features back Danny Jones and Dan Culpepper with Bill Greer at quarterback. The Curley Wolves seek a strong defense and aerial threat led by Ronnie White while Hope braces for an intense home-opening test.
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