Rams suffer injuries as defensive backfield shortens
Rams lose Josephson to a left leg injury with a cast after a Dallas incident and Lamson to surgery for torn cartilage. Crabb placed on waivers, coach Allen seeks help via league calls while Ron Smith moves to left safety for the Chiefs game at the Coliseum.
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Rams
Green Bay
Les Josephson
Oklahoma City
Don O'Donoghue
Josephson
Cleveland
Blues
Chuck Lamson
Dallas
Coliseum
Lamson
Claude Crabb
George Allen
Ron Smith
Kansas City
Chargers
Chiefs
Bills Lose Kemp for Season and McDermott for Weeks
Buffalo Bills suffer season ending knee injury to veteran quarterback Jack Kemp and a two week elbow sprain for rookie halfback Gary McDermott during a closed scrimmage at Niagara Falls. Coach Joe Collier fines players and hints at lineup changes ahead of Friday's game against the Cleveland Browns.
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Buffalo Bills
Jack Kemp
Gary McDermott
Joe Collier
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Kemp
McDermott
Collier
Bills
Buffalo
Houston Oilers
Ron McDole
Dan Darragh
William & Mary
Cleveland Browns
Tom Flores
Darragh
Flores
USC
Gary Magner
New York Jets
Green Bay
Elijah Pitts
49Ers
Len Rohde
Chargers
Rams
Jerry Stovall
Brady Keys aims to bridge riots by building a black business empire
Brady Keys, 31, former NFL star and All-Pro Chicken founder, envisions Black franchise growth as a path to calm social tensions. He criticizes bankers for denying him funding, notes First National's stake, and outlines plans for 200 franchises by 1969 with a stock offering possible.
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Keys
St. Louis Cardinal
Los Angeles
Colorado State
Pittsburgh
Jim Brown
Douglas Aircraft
Brady Keys
San Diego
First National
NFL and college players list by city and position
A compiled roster-like listing of players by city including San Francisco Washington Pittsburgh New Orleans Minnesota Atlanta Green Bay American League New York Kansas City Pittsburgh Denver Miami and Boston with positions such as defensive back defensive tackle quarterback and kicker. The fragment reads like a multi team/player inventory with numerous OCR errors and misspellings.
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Kansas City
Washington Redskins
Jim Prestel
Minnesota
Willie Fleming
San Franciso
Wayne Trimble
Jerry Richardson
Walter Johnson
Jerry Spackman
Ed McCall
Tommie Gray
Washington
Frank Libratore
Jim Shorter
Willie Adams
Bill Briggs
Trenton Jackson
Bruce Alford
Mike St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Jerry Mazzanti
Bob Whitlow
Ron Skolnik
Gene Snipes
New Orleans
Obert Logan
George Youngblood
Ronnie South
Jim Erguson
Don Hayes
Ray Rissmiller
Mike Rengel
Dave Szymakowski
Dave Lince
Hank Urbanowicz
Ralph Galloway
Jeff Steinberger
Atlanta
Corey Colehour
Bo Wood
John Pentecost
Duane Allen
Jim Overman
Green Bay
Wade Traynham
Andy Beath
New York
Bill Rademacher
Jimmy Heidel
Henry King
Mike D’amato
Bill Starr
Jim Harris
Ray Ayes
Gary Magner
Mike Livingston
Mickey McCarthy
Wayne McClure
Sammy Grezaffi
Bobby Howfield
Ray Kubala
Eddie Biordrowski
Bob Whitsow
Ron Skosnik
Jerry Marion
Gene Poloms
Bill Giennon
Joel Denver
Richard Tyson
Theo Wiltz
Bobby Moten
Herman Lewis
Bob Humphreys
Miami
Booth Lusteg
Joe Mirto
Rick Kestner
Run
Boston
Bob Cappadona
Bills
Aami Johnson
Ed Toner
Paul Feldhause
Max Huber
Wolves and Clippers Clash in Governor's Cup Series
The Wolves travel to face the Oakland Clippers in a North American Soccer League Pacific Division match aiming to even the series. Oakland beat Los Angeles 4 2 at the Rose Bowl earlier this month to gain a commanding lead in the cup race.
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Oakland
Wolves
Oakland Clippers
Clippers
L.A
Gov. Reagan
Nitehawks Idle Until Wednesday After 2-0 ISC Win
The Long Beach Nitehawks beat Las Vegas 2-0 in ISC World Tournament action and will be idle until Wednesday. La Mesa improved to 13-10 with the victory.
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Rock Island
Ill
Long Beach
Las Vegas
la Mesa
Hawks Clinch Win As Las Vegas Drops Series Hope
World Series action Monday left four teams eliminated. Las Vegas fell 2-1 to Mesa as Art Bunge pitched a two hit shutout and the Hawks won on a fourth inning RBI. La Mesa beat Philadelphia 5 0 behind pitcher K G Fincher.
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S.C
Hawks
Canon City
Colo
la Mesa
Philadelphia
Las Vegas
Mesa
Ariz
Art Bunge
Gail Wood
Ralph Smith
Milt Stark
Manny Ortega
Rich Creb
K. G. Fincher
Williams Daughter? Son Born to Ted Williams Wife in Vermont
The wife of baseball Hall of Famer Ted Williams gave birth to a son Monday at Brattleboro Hospital. The baby and mother are doing fine, said the hospital spokesman. Williams will turn 50 Friday and is noted as the last of baseball's .400 hitters.
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Chicago University
Keys
Brady Keys
Brattleboro, Vt
Ted Williams
Brattleboro Hospital
Ali Denied License for Philadelphia Exhibition Bout
The Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission refused to license Muhammad Ali for a one shot exhibition in Philadelphia. It cited Ali admission of a June 1967 federal Selective Service Act violation. The commission voted 2 1 against granting the license.
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Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Muhammad Ali
Philadelphia
Ali
Clarke wins slow 3000 meters at Goteborg meet
Australian Ron Clarke won the 3000 meters in 7 minutes 55 seconds at the international track meet in Goteborg Sweden. He had earlier broken his two mile world record with an 8 19.6 clocking on Saturday. West German Bodo Tummler nearly matched the European 1500 meter record with a 3 38.1.
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Sweden
UPI
Ron Clarke
Australia
Clark
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Bodo Tummler
West Germany
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