Unitas Likely to Suit Up for Exhibition Tilt
Westminster Md AP Quarterback John Unitas on comeback trail after arm trouble is expected to play in Baltimore's first exhibition game Saturday night. Coach Shula says Unitas has trained well and will start, with Earl Morrall and Jeff Beavers also in line to see action as Baltimore faces the San Diego Chargers.
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Spitz Leads US At Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv
Mark Spitz, American Olympic medal swimmer, led the United States swim squad to eight medals as the Maccabiah Games opened in Tel Aviv. Spitz set a world record in the 100 meter freestyle and helped the US win the 400 meter freestyle relay.
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Eight Golfers Named to All American Collegiate Team
NEW YORK AP eight collegiate golfers were honored Tuesday at the annual All American Collegiate Dinner. The group includes Bob Clark California State Los Angeles Steve Meinyk Florida Drue Johnson Arizona John Mahaffin Houston Gary Sanders USC Wayne McDonald Indiana Jack Lewis Wake Forest Jordan Man Wake Forest plus honors for Gene Sarazen golf legend and Johnny Carson as golf Man of the Year Arnold Palmer chairs the dinner fund to scholarships Padres pitcher Clive Cardo lefty completes 27th season as pro baseball player.
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Saints Cut Five Players Entering Training Camp
The New Orleans Saints released five players including veterans Elbert Kimbaugh and Ronnie Lee South and rookies Joe Robillard Ted Graham and John Seedberg. Linebacker Steve Stonebreaker and running back Andy Livingston returned to training camp after injuries.
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IOC Loses Bout To Soccer Group in Geneva
The International Olympic Committee faced a reversal after FIFA and Brundage of Chicago urged the IOC to revert from eight to eighteen finalists for the Olympic soccer tournament. The dispute centered on team numbers and consultation with global soccer authorities.
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Pole Position Bids Heat Up Dixie 500 Contenders
NASCAR stars head to Atlanta for the Dixie 500 pole trials with Richard Petty chasing his 100th Grand National victory in the 30 race. Contenders include LeeRoy Yarbrough David Pearson and Cale Yarborough as 40 cars vie for starting spots across four days of time trials.
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Open Davis Cup near for Davis Cup reform in 1971
Tennis officials push to open Davis Cup play for contract pros by 1971. Leaders like Martin expect a new policy as Australia France Great Britain back open competition while lingering rules confuse players and schedules.
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Eagles Release Ditka Tradeer and Cuts Highlight 1969 Moves
The Philadelphia Eagles shifted rosters after trading for tight end Mike Ditka and cutting eight players. Jerry Williams era began with firings and new selections including Lynn Buss and Jim Ross, while Ditka faced injuries and friction with ex-GM Joe Kuharich.
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Tarkenton Hurt In Giants Workout Scrimmage
New York Giants quarterback Fran Tarkenton injured his right arm in a Tuesday morning scrimmage collision with defensive end Brice Anderson. He was transported to Parks Hospital Bridgeport for precautionary X rays with the extent of the injury pending.
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