Chiefs Dominate Bears With 66 to 24 Victory
Chiefs head coach Hank Stram expressed jubilation after Kansas City routed Chicago 66 24 on Wednesday. George Halas and son George Halas Sr. commented on the loss, while owner Lamar Hunt received remarks from Halas. The piece also notes sports figures discussing comebacks and personal injuries across soccer and baseball contexts.
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Browns eyes AWL franchise in Cincinnati fall 1968
Don January wins July G R Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year poll with 24 first place votes and 134 points. Italy’s Benvenuti says he will not worry about the WBA title defense against Don Fullmer. Red Sox pennant fever cracks up public figures in Massachusetts as the senate chaplain weighs in on baseball joy.
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Fans Side With A's in Finley Dispute at KC Airport
More than a thousand A’s fans greeted the Kansas City club on arrival from an eastern road trip, backing the team and urging a full investigation by Baseball Commissioner William Eckert. Player rep Jack Aker said the dispute should be investigated for baseball’s good. Eckert acknowledged receipt of a hearing request from Marvin Miller and vowed to gather data for possible action. Meanwhile, Aker noted morale wasn’t ideal but the team remained focused on winning. Open a home stand tonight vs Detroit. In golf, Cecil Dees moved to finals in World Senior Championship by defeating Walter Dowell 4 and 3. James Quinn beat George Van Niekerk 4 and 3.
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Thurmond claims more than ninety thousand dollars
San Francisco star Nate Thurmond hints his next season salary is over 90 000, bidding to be among the top paid in the NBA. He notes only his base salary without further details while citing rival figures for Chamberlain Russell Robertson and Barry.
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DOUG ATKINS HAPPY AS FORMER BEAR
Former Bears defensive star Doug Atkins expresses happiness after KC Chiefs routed Chicago 66 to 24. Atkins, 37, now with the New Orleans Saints, says the Bears’ disorganization under Halas and his strict leadership are factors in the lopsided game. He weighs 270 pounds and stands 6 8, and feels better than in years.
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Intrepid Wins Cup Trials Before America's Cup Defense
Intrepid, the 12 meter yacht built this year for the 20th America's Cup defense, clinched the final selection against Columbia in Newport. The starting date for the series against Dame Pattie of Australia is Sept 12, with the challenger poised to contest a best of seven. The yacht had lost only once in 21 races across three trials, surviving a navigation error in one round.
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