Aussies Seek Cup Comeback After Gretel II Disqualification
The Australians try again for the America's Cup after Gretel II is disqualified in the latest race, leaving Intrepid 2–0 ahead. Reports note wind of 15 to 25 knots, with protests over a start collision and calls for an international judging panel. Team leaders insist on fairness while acknowledging the ruling was harsh to Gretel II.
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Newport
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New York
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NYYC
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Visser
Frazier Foster Start Training for Title Fight
Joe Frazier and Bob Foster began training for a 15 round heavyweight title bout set for November 16 at Cobo Arena Detroit. The event is staged by Twenty first Century Promotions with potential future defenses in Detroit against Cassius Clay and a live gate estimated over a half million dollars. Foster spoke of moving up after four successful defenses and Frazier aimed to defend the title he won in June 1969.
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Detroit
Joe Frazier
Bob Foster
Frazier
Foster
Jon Handler
Twentyfirst Century Promotions, Inc
Cobo Arena
Michigan
Chuck Davey
Cassius Clay
New York
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Davey
Fistle
Fragner
Frazi
Jerre Quarry
South African tennis pro attacked after Pacific Southwest Open match
Bob Hewitt, South Africa's top player, was knocked unconscious and taken to St. Vincent's Hospital after a 75 year old spectator struck him in the Los Angeles club locker room following a Monday first round match at the Pacific Southwest Open. Hewitt, semi conscious on the locker room floor, remained under observation for a concussion. The attacker, a long time club member, was not detained. The incident followed exchanges of insults with umpire and linesmen after Hewitt was reprimanded for bad language and delay tactics. Loyo-Mayo defeated Hewitt 6 2 6 5 6 5.
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Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Sand Hewitt
Los Angeles ‘Dennis Club
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Hewith
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hewitt
Mexico
Joaquin Loyo-Maya
Loyo-Mayo
Australia
Roper Taylor
Jim Connors
Santa Monica
Calif
Roy Emerson
Indians Get in a Fine Practice
JONESBORO ARK AN AP Arkansas State University's Indians ran through drills in shorts and head gear Monday and had a very fine practice coach Bennie Ellender said The Tribe worked on punting and viewed formations and plays used by Southeast Louisiana The Indians face the Lions Saturday night at Hammond Ellender said the team looks very good and they are getting stronger
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Jonesboro, Ark
Arkansas State University
Indians
Bennie Ellender
Southeast Louisiana
Lions
Hamapond
Etting Strenger
Ellender
Ohio State Leads AP Poll With Texas Close Behind
Ohio State remains the No 7 team in the AP top rankings with 14 first place votes and 645 points while Texas closes in after a 56 15 opener win over California. Stanford moves to third, Penn State fourth, Mississippi fifth, Notre Dame sixth, and Southern California seventh after a 21 21 tie with Nebraska.
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Royal lauds Texas Tech after Cal showing in Cotton Bowl
Royal praised Texas Tech for a sharp offense and solid defense in the Cotton Bowl. He noted lineman David Richards was limited by a knee injury, Deryl Cornet left sidelined after 26 plays, and said Cornet was not ready to start. Quarterback Eddie Phillips impressed with the wishbone T, while Bill Atessis, Scott Henderson, and Danny Lester contributed on defense.
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Iisy
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Deryl Cornet
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Scott Henderson
Danny Lester
Royal Reminds Its Only One Game So Far
Texas coach Darrell Royal says the 1969 Longhorns opened with a 56-15 win over California but warns three to four upcoming games could be decided by less than a touchdown. He notes Texas Tech, well coached and drilled, presents a tough next test with quarterback Charles Napper hot in the air game.
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Associated Press
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Texas
Darrell Royal
California
Longhorns
Cal
Royal
Red Raiders
Iine Longhorns
Tech
Charles Napper
Napper
Unser Could Set Record in Auto Racing
Al Unser aims for a USAC record of 12 wins with three victories needed in the last five races of the season. He plans to start in the Trenton 300 at Trenton Speedway in New Jersey, piloting the No. 2 Johnny Lightning Colt with a Ford engine, as brother Bobby Unser trails. Jim McElreath remains distant in second place as Unser already clinches the USAC championship.
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Trenton
N.J
al‘ Unser
U.S. Auto Club
Trenton Speedway
Unser
Bobby Unser
Jim McElreath
Albuquerque, N.M
Medical notes on travel health and tech advances
Dr Harold W Spies warns circulatory issues worsen on planes and urges travelers over thirty to walk the cabin every thirty minutes. Rutgers researchers claim alcohol extending drugs may aid recovering addicts. European surgeons test cobalt chromium hip joints. Dr M Webb patents a machine to relax patients for insomnia or therapy. A rapid X ray method can verify no surgical items remain after operations. Bring all prescriptions and drug needs to
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Standard Oil of
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