Miami Aims to be competitive in first AFL season
AP report outlines Miami Dolphins ambitious plan as expansion club, listing veteran holdovers and newcomers. It notes coach George Wilson’s cautious stance, key players including Jackson, Roberson, Petrella l, and rookies such as Roderick and Twilley, with quarterback hopes divided between Wilson Jr. and Norton. The piece highlights strong line and depth across both sides of the ball as Miami prepares for league play.
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Mike Rathet
Boca Raton
Fla
George Wilson
Miami Dolphins
Detroit
Dolphins
Dick Wood
Oakland
Dick Westmoreland
Jim Warren
San Diego
Billy Neighbors
Boston
John Roderick
SMU
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Frank Emanuel
Tennessee
Sam Price
Illinois
Joe Petrella l
George Wilson Jr
Rick Norton
John McGeever
Kentucky
Wood
Petrella
Johnny Holmes
Florida A&m
Grady Bolston
Mississippi State
Stan Mitchell
Wes Matthews
Oklahoma
Westmoreland
Warren
Willie West
Ross O'Hanley
Dave Kocourek
Jackson
Roberson
Roderick
Twilley
Price
Billy Joe
Buffalo
Gene Mingo
Rick Casares
Jam At Top Is Biggest Of Year At Philadelphia Classic
The 28 holes into the Philadelphia Golf Classic saw a large lead pack as Dave Marr Don January and Bill Martindale shared the top with 138. Weiskopf DiVicino Littler Wyson Charles and Knudson at 139 and Nicklaus Palmer Casper four behind at 142. Geiberger stood six back at 144 as the field neared the weekend.
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Whitemarsh
Philadelphia
Dave Marr
Don January
Bill Martindale
Marr
January
Martindale
Tommy Weiskopf
Roberto di
Vicinzo
Gene Littler
Dudley
Wyson
Bob Charles
Knudson
Chargers
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Weiskopf
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Nicklaus
Palmer
Casper
al Geiberger
Fenwick Falcons look to rebuilt defense for season
Fenwick High's football team faces a rebuilding season as coach Jerry Harkrader aims to fix a defense that collapsed last year. With 9 senior starters on offense, the focus shifts to sophomores stepping in at linebacker and line, while veterans Kelly, Accurso, and Mitchell anchor the front. The coach notes improved size and strength, hoping to curb opponents' rushing games after a 60-42 loss to Springfield Catholic and a 2-5 finish.
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Fenwick
Bill Zumbahlen
Harold Rooster
Don Mitchell
Ian Silar
Falcon
Jerry Harkrader
Mitchell
Silar
Nuhn
Fenwick Falcon
Falcons
Springfield Catholic
McNicholas
Harkrader
Andy Kelly
Ted Martinich
Oklahoma
Dan Accurso
Kelly
Accurso
Martinich
Richard Wills
Mike Moberly
Mark Lakarosky
Steve Lettich
Richard Hurr
Moberly
Lakarosky
Settich
Franklin
Lou Kaczmarek
Harold Rouster
Rouster
Zumbahlen
Louis Agoston
Jay
Don Magee
Moly
Tim Guastaferro
Sophs
Schramm
Mike Fisher
Mike Dineena
Art Schultz Stars Twice For Lakeside
Art Schultz powered Lakeside Inn with five hits in seven at bats and a four run shutout in a doubleheader sweep in American League makeup games at Goldman Park. He also pitched the first game win as Lakeside beat Waynesville Merchants 7 0.
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Art Schultz
Lakeside Inn
Goldman Park
Schultz
Waynesville
Merchants
Lakeside
Sorg
Aeronca
Lebanon
Wiedemann
Hall
Brack Collins
Wiede
Yankees Gibbs Breaks Hand Ending Season
New York Yankee catcher Jake Gibbs fractured his left hand in Friday's game against Detroit and will miss the remainder of the season.
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NEW York
New York Yankee
Jake Gibbs
Detroit
Dodgers Clip Giants To Narrow NL Lead
PITCHING Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles pitched a four hit game for his 21st win as the Dodgers blanked the Giants 4-0 to drop San Francisco from the NL lead. BATTING Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh collected three singles and a double, driving in one and scoring twice as the Pirates beat St. Louis 7-4 to regain the NL lead.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Summerside Fight: Meilleur Decisions Sparks in Lightweight Bout
Jim Meilleur of Toronto won on points over Lennie Sparks of Halifax in a 154 pound bout in Summerside. the card listed 10 rounds with a decisive victory for Meilleur.
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Associated Press
P.E
Jim Meilleur
Toronto
Lennie Sparks
Halifax
Unknown canvasser warns about TERMITES and home trust
A cautionary note urges homeowners to beware an unfamiliar house-to-house canvasser and the risks of trusting unknown operators with pest inspections. The message stresses seriousness and safeguarding one's property against scams.
Area Highs Open Football Scrimmages Across Counties
Several area teams began their football scrimmage season with early games under coaches and spectators. Monroe hosted Harrison, Madison plays Carlisle at 7 30, Camden Shawnee suffered injuries reducing a large roster, Franklin faced Springboro, Fenwick meets Piqua Catholic Monday, and Middletown plans a scrimmage with Dayton Chaminade next Saturday with location and time still uncertain.
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Monroe
Harrison Madison
Carlisle
Madison-Carlisle
Camden Shawnee
Middletown Women’s Bowling Association Opens 1966-67
The Middletown Women’s Bowling Association holds its first meeting of the 1966 67 season tomorrow at 2 p m at J J Lanes. Secretary Dot Hoover urges full attendance and asks all league secretaries to attend or send a representative to collect supplies for the year. Immediately after, the Middletown 600 Club will meet.
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Middletown Women's Bowling Association
Dot Hoover
Middletown 600 Club
Grim Bags Grand American Handicap Trap Title
Delbert C. Grim of Lincoln Nebraska won trapshooting’s Grand American Handicap at Vandalia Ohio with a 100 straight from 23 yards to claim about $6 000. He led a field of 3 465 as Don Slavich and Willard Langford finished with 68 and 31 misses respectively. Veterans William S. Golden Junior Pat Cooper Pro Jack Lanham Women Annie E Gray Sub Juniors Mark Burgess Canadian Ido Evangelisti also won their divisions.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Delbert C. Grim
Lincoln
Neb
Grim
Don Slavich
North Highlands
Cali
Willard Langford
St. Petersburg
Fla
Slavich
Sacramento
Langford
William S. Golden
Columbus
Pat Cooper
Plainview
Tex
Jack Lanham
Dallas
Annie E. Gray
Searsbrook
Mark Burgess
Indianpolis
Ido Evangelisti
Montreal
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