Complacency Out For U S Davis Cup Team
U S Davis Cup captain Donald Dell faces setbacks as star Graebner sprains an ankle and may miss Cleveland matches. Stan Smith loses to Il Nastase, Pasarell falls to Terry Addison, prompting reshuffle plans and a tighter selection deadline for Sept. 19-21 in Cleveland.
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Forest Hills
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Washington D.C
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Yale
Black Rock
Cleveland
Graebner
Arthur Ashe Jr
Australia
Roger Taylor
England
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Cal Us
Romania
the Nastase
Charlie
Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Terry Addison
Cliff Richey
Dell
Dictor
Austin Named BU Offensive Backfield Coach
Tom Austin former University of Maine quarterback is appointed offensive backfield coach on the Boston University staff under newly promoted head coach Larry Naviaux.
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Boston
University of Maine
Tom Austin
Boston University
Larry Naviaux
League Standings and Friday Baseball Results
East and West divisions show Chicago leading the league with 80 wins and New York at 74. St Louis 71 and Pittsburgh 69 follow. Montreal trails at 40. West shows San Francisco 73, Cincinnati 70, Atlanta 73, Los Angeles 70. Friday scores: Cincinnati 8 St Louis 1, Pittsburgh 4 Houston 2, SF 5 New York 0, San Diego 3 Montreal 0, LA 6 Philadelphia 5. Upcoming games list several matchups including Chicago at Atlanta and New York at San Francisco.
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Twilight
Detroit Tigers Hire Ted Kazanski as Coach
The Detroit Tigers announced Kazanski, a 35 year old former Phillies infielder, as a coach for the rest of the season replacing pitching coach Johnny Sain who was fired. Kazanski played for Philadelphia from 1953 through 1958.
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Detroit Tigers
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Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Sain
Kazanski
Kazansa
Phillies
Maloney Leads Reds Past Cardinals On Emphatic Comeback
Jim Maloney worked his first complete game in four months for the Cincinnati Reds in a 9 1 victory over the St Louis Cardinals. He scattered eight hits and overcame two bases loaded jams as Pete Rose and Johnny Bench delivered key hits to spark a late rally.
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Maloney
St. Louis
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Malone
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Reds
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Alex Iyle
Johnson
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RBI
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Torre
Ricketts
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C. Taylor
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Rose Rf
Houston
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Woodwards
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al Santorini
Montreal
San Diego
Padres
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Hilds
Malny
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LC. Taylor
L. May
Wills Errors Doomed Phils in 6-5 Loss to Dodgers
Maury Wills made three errors for the Dodgers to fuel a four-run eighth inning that toppled the Philadelphia Phillies 6-5. LA built on two earlier Wills miscues and edged ahead as Jim Lefebvre and Ted Sizemore drove in runs. The result kept Los Angeles within two games of San Francisco in the NL standings.
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Associated Press
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Davis
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Dogers
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Juan Marichal
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Cubs
Braves
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Major League Leaders Text Baseball Stats Pack
Batting leader Cle mente Pittsburgh .359 and C Jones New York .350. Bonds leads National runs with 103, Rose 101. McCovey 111 RBI, Santo 1018. M Alou 813 hits, Rose 163. Kessinger 34 doubles, M Alou 32. B Williams 10 triples, Clemente 10. McCovey 41 HR, H Aaron 36. Bonds 36 steals, Brock 46, Morgan 36. Mer riitt 15 5, Seaver 81 7 2 65, Jenkins 232 Ks, Gibson 220.
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Pittsburgh
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New York
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati
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Santo
Chicago
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Kessinger
B. Williams
H. Aaron
Atlanta
Brock
St. Louis
Morgan
Houston
Merriitt
Seaver
1967 Major League Baseball Statistics Summary
Batting leaders include R Smith Boston .326 and F Robinson Baltimore .323 with 375 at bats. Run producers feature Killebrew Minnesota 115 and Powell Baltimore 111. Notables: Blair Baltimore 162 hits, Oliva Minnesota 158 with 32 doubles. Jackson Oakland tops home runs with 45. Harper Seattle and Campaneris Oakland lead steals. Palmer Baltimore 13–2 era 2.02 and McNally 17–5 highlight pitching. McDowell Cleveland 227 strikeouts.
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Boston
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Baltimore
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Oakland
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Minnesota
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Clarke
New York
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Washingston
Harper
Seattle
Campaneris
Palmer
McNally
McDowell
Cleveland
Lolich
Detroit
Oakland routs Washington as Green drives offense
Dick Green of the Athletics hit two doubles and a triple driving Oakland to a 5-0 win over Washington. Al Santorini limited Montreal to five singles as San Diego shut out the Expos 3-0.
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Associated Press
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Washington
al Santorini
Montreal
San Diego
Expos
Cullen Leads National Intercollegiate Squash Racquets Assn
William C B Cullen, coach at the United States Military Academy for tennis and squash, holds the position of president of the National Intercollegiate Squash Racquets Association.
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William C.B. Cullen
Military Academy
Angels Rough On Baltimore
Angels beat the Orioles 6-2 and 2-1 in a doubleheader as California climbs to third in the AL West. Andy Messersmith allowed one earned run in the opener, while Jim McGothlin won the nightcap with support from Bubba Morton and Fregosi. Baltimore drops seven of its last 11 starts as California edges toward the pennant race.
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Wink
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Associated Press
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Fetter Leads Local Pro Junior Team to Best Ball Victory
Dale Fetter and three Brown's Run juniors won the Southern Ohio PGA Pro Junior Best Ball at Brown's Run with a 64. His partners were Bob Turner Jim Briggs and Tom Jandel. A local team tied for second at 65, including Volker Kra jewski with John Turner George Pal and Bruce Thompson.
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Jim Briggs
Tom Jandel
Volker Krajewski
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George Pal
Bruce Thompson
Cincinnati
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