Red Raiders Prep For Cincinnati Opener With Doubtful Warren
Texas Tech football coach J T King listed linebacker Fred Warren among players questionable for the season opener against Cincinnati after a knee injury. Sophomore Marc Fincannon will start in place, with Carroll Sullivan moving to fill depth at linebacker. Several players returned to practice in a light workout as the squad intensified preparations for the 1968 campaign and noted improving offensive line progress. Cincinnati arrives Friday evening for the game in Lubbock.
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Richard Campbell
Tony Butler
Jimmy Bennett
Mike Patterson
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Jim Moylan
George Cox
Jackie Stewart
Barney Oliver
Bruce Bushong
Moylan
Stewart
Raiders
Tech
Rathmell Blisters LCC Course In Fem Amateur Meet
Mrs. John Rathmell of Houston fired a 2 over par 75 to win medalist honors at the 47th Women’s State Amateur Golf Tournament while high winds hampered play at the Lubbock Country Club. Wanda Hendrix of Tyler matched 81 to claim second as match play begins with pairings and flight structure outlined for the finals.
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Don Henry
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Country Club
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Houston
Orioles Stop Tigers Pennant Party With 8-1 Win Over Red Sox
Don Buford hit a grand slam and Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell added solo shots as Baltimore slowed Detroit’s pennant celebration with an 8-1 victory over Boston. The Tigers still clinched at least a tie by routing the Yankees 9-1, while Baltimore must sweep and Detroit lose to force a playoff. Yastrzemski homered for Boston. Robinson, Powell and Buford provided key blows for Baltimore.
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Umpires Push Unified Association Amid Labor Dispute
Valentine and Salerno, veteran American League umpires, discuss forming a single umpiring group after a Chicago meeting. They report majority support, seek severance context with Cronin, and note pay disparities between leagues as they cast off old contracts.
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Palmer Named Interim Commissioner for New RPG
The Patriot Ledger reports Arnold Palmer will serve as interim commissioner of the American Professional Golfers Inc. until a permanent leader is chosen. The first million dollar winner on the tour, Palmer recently won the Kemper Open in Sutton Massachusetts and backs RPG in its disputes with the PGA over tour control.
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Arnold Palmer
American Professional Golfers, Inc
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State Amateur Results Night Brings Wide Ladies Field
Polish teams withdrew from two major European Cup soccer tournaments prompting fears of a general Communist boycott. Pairings were redrawn to avoid Communist versus non Communist matchups across both tournaments.
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Smith Returns Kickoff as Rams Rally Past St Louis 24 13
Ron Smith returned the second half kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown and Los Angeles defeated St. Louis 24-13 in an NFL game. Smith raced through early in the second half to spark the comeback for the Rams.
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Pirates Beat Phillies 6-1 Behind Ellis Three-Hitter
Pirates rookie Dock Ellis tossed a three-hitter for his first complete game, and Donn Clendenon drove in two with a single and his 16th homer as Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 6-1. Clendenon homered in the fourth, Mazeroski drove in two runs in the ninth, and Alley, Alou, and Clemen te contributed key hits in the first.
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Clendenon
Tony Taylor
Bill Mazeroski
Ellis
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Baseball's Top Ten Runs Batted In Leaders
Baseball top ten RBI figures include B Williams of Chicago at 97, McCovey of San Francisco, Santo of Chicago 88, Banks of Chicago 82, with supporting names Peres Cincinnati and others. Pitching leaders show Blass Pittsburgh 18-5, Marichal San Francisco 25-8, Gibson St Louis 21-7, Kline Pittsburgh 11-4, Regan Chicago 10-5, Abernathy Cincinnati 10-5, with a noted team Pittsburgh 18-5 and .762.
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Kline
Regan
Abernathy
Team's 54 Wins Pro-Am Crown
Tulia foursome Joe Collins Johnny Goodwin Warner Ward and Bob Young fired a 54 to win the team title at Tule Lake Country Club in a pro-am. Lorenzo's Courtney White Paul Webb Dave Burson and Jim Kasch were second with 96. Ken Russell low pro 68. Bill Wilson second with 71. Wilson and Russell won pro-pro with 614. Tule Lake will host a men’s partnership tourney next weekend. Entry is 20 per team. Gift certificates to top three in each flight.
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Injury Free Cowboys Set For Cleveland
Dallas likely to field an injury free lineup against Cleveland Sunday in the Cotton Bowl. A few players felt soreness after the 59 point rout of Detroit last Sunday, but are expected to be ready for the Browns.
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Ryun Earns Olympic Trip With 1 500m Victory
Jim Ryun clinched a spot on the U S Olympic team by winning the 1 500 meters at the Olympic Trials in South Lake Tahoe with 3 49.0, edging Martin Liguori and Tom Von Ruden as Dave Wilborn faded. Ed Caruthers won high jump at 7 3, earning a second Olympic berth with Dick Fosbury and Reynaldo Brown. Caruthers spoke of relief after a tough season and noted his 7 3 clearance came with few misses.
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Morris Declares Mulligan After Hole in One
Doug Morris a Willow Creek pro hit a hole in one on the par three 16th at a Salt Lake City tournament but refused to sign the scorecard. In a foursome with Jack Gardner George Marks and Glen Olsen, Morris joked he would declare a mulligan and avoid the drink-buying duty. Gardner remarked he had never seen such a shot.
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Willow Creek Country Club
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Willow Creek
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Underwood May Start For TCU
Fort Worth UPI reports Texas Christian University weighs three quarterbacks Dan Carter Ted Fay and Rusty Underwood after film review of Saturday scrimmage. Coach Brad Taylor has not yet chosen the starter for the Georgia Tech opener while two players Sammy Rabb and Billy Don Fondren remain sidelined with leg injuries. Discovery of the tuberculosis germ was announced in Bertini by Prof. Robert Koch March 24, 1882.
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