Ashe wrestles with Davis Cup boycott amid civil rights clash
Arthur Ashe, 6-4 6-2 over Boro Jovanovic in Garden Challenge Cup, weighs boycotting Davis Cup over South Africa. Army guard at West Point says he will seek superiors guidance, possibly Pentagon input, before acting. He cites protest parallels with Olympic bans and laments black exclusion in South Africa.
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The Secret Spitball Saga In Baseball Lore
A retrospective on the spitball controversy led by Kenesaw Mountain Landis and Ford Frick recounts rule changes from Mexico City to today. It notes expulsions, automatic balls, and later amendments, detailing how pitchers faced penalties and the sport’s evolving stance on the forbidden pitch.
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Detroit Slugger Willie Horton Injured in Exhibition
Detroit Tigers slugger Willie Horton sustained a bruised tendon in a left field catch during a spring training exhibition with Atlanta. Dr. Russell Wright said Horton will miss about a week of workouts despite no broken bones after X-rays. Teammate Dave Campbell also hurt a shoulder and may miss several days. Italy’s Nicola Pietrangeli won the Naples International Tennis Tournament men’s singles, defeating John Barrett 6-4 6-1.
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John Barrett
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No-Hitter Shape Tests Wilson as Houston's Young Ace
Houston pitcher Don Wilson recalls the thrill and burden of his no-hitter against Atlanta as he works to establish himself as a team fixture. He discusses the glare of fame, adjustments after the feat, and aims for 30 wins and a sub 2.00 ERA while facing legends like Hank Aaron and Willie Mays.
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South Africa Enters World Softball Meet
Oklahoma City reports South Africa joined the second men’s world softball tournament as the 13th entrant. The event runs September 21 to 29 with teams from the United States Canada New Zealand the Philippines Mexico Bermuda Puerto Rico Panama Venezuela Bahrain Japan and the Virgin Islands also listed.
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Brownfield Rally Beats Seminole 7-5 In Baseball Action
Rubin Garcia pitched a complete game for Brownfield, delivering a two run double and key hits as the Cubs rallied from behind to beat Seminole 7-5. Brownfield erased a 5-3 deficit in the sixth inning with a four run burst led by Garcia and Mickey Joplin.
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Conjar Seriously Ill at Army Base
Larry Conjar fullback for the Cleveland Browns and former Notre Dame star is reported seriously ill at Ft. Campbell Kentucky spinal meningitis suspected. His parents Mr and Mrs John Conjar of Enhant were notified and traveled to the base with his brother George. Conjar, 6 foot 1, 210 pounds, was Browns second round pick last season and backed Leroy Kelly and Ernie Green.
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Ex Gridder Loses $10 Million Suit Against UM Officials
Michigan Court of Appeals ruled the $10 million damage suit against athletic director H. O. Fritz Crisler and PR chief Bennie Oosterbaan was filed too late. James D. Jackson alleged he was barred from the 1948 varsity football team for scholastic and other reasons, harming his career prospects.
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Steelers Sign Ninth-Round Pick John Knight
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced the signing of ninth-round pick John Knight from Weber State. Knight played tackle guard and tight end at Weber State but the team plans to use him as a defensive lineman.
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Indians Seek Strong Finish in 1967 After Poor Power
The Cleveland Indians aim to improve from an eighth place 17 game deficit. Coach notes say Ola Kataine Arcot contributes speed and catching while Max Alvis and Leon Wagner provide the power. Shortstop and second base defense are areas for improvement with two quick outfielders added from Cincinnati and California. Strong pitching could push them toward first division.
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