Bengals Trade McVea for Muhlmann and Draft Pick
Cincinnati Bengals in an early week swap send Warren McVea to the Kansas City Chiefs for Horst Muhlmann and an undisclosed draft choice. Cincinnati also released five players as coach Paul Brown cites McVea’s potential with KC and military service considerations.
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Mitchell Leaves Legacy By Veteran NFL Trades and Retirement
NFL trades reshaped rosters as George Mira was dealt to the Philadelphia Eagles for Randy Beisler and draft choices while Bobby Mitchell retired from the Washington Redskins after 20 seasons. Vince Lombardi plans a front office role for Mitchell as the league moves toward final cut downs.
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Former Browns star Mitchell tied to records and trades
Mitchell, once with Cleveland, surpassed by Jim Brown in rushing yards and kickoff returns, ranks No. 2 all time in receptions with 521 catches for 7,953 yards behind Raymond Berry. He was traded to Washington from Cleveland in 1962 for Ernie Davis. Other trades moved Warren McVea to Kansas City for Horst Muhlmann, and George Youngblood to Chicago for a draft pick.
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Sorrell's Market Rolls 3 104 at J J Lanes in Classic
Sorrell's Market opened the season with a 3 104 actual at J J Lanes, aided by a 1 124 second-game score. Jim DiBiase led the Jim DiBiase steam to win two of three games in the J J Classic, despite Sorrell's strong showing.
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Cowboys Fate The Tale Of Incies
Dallas coach Landry reflects on the Cowboys missing the NFL playoffs after a loss to Cleveland. He cites mental factors and psychology as obstacles, noting the team’s strong records but perpetual big-game struggles. He remains hopeful for 1959 with added experience.
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Pirates rally on Martinez grand slam in ninth
Jose Martinez of the Pirates entered as a pinch runner and hit a tie breaking grand slam in the ninth for a 6 2 win over Montreal. Wayne Granger saved the opener for the Reds and then threw eight scoreless innings in the nightcap as Cincinnati swept San Francisco 54.
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Chiefs Cup Playoff Tilt Opens with Syracuse Victory
Ossie Blanco hit a two run homer in the fifth as Syracuse Chiefs beat the Jets 6-2 in the International League final round opener. The Jets face Syracuse again on home turf tonight and Wednesday before the series shifts to Columbus for the remaining games in the best of seven.
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Rites Tomorrow for Ex Player P Leo OMalley
Funeral services planned for P Leo O Malley a former Rochester Red Wings player aged 71 who died Saturday after a long illness in Leroy New York.
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Laver Eyes Home Life After Grand Slam Win at U S Open
Australian tennis great Rod Laver, 31, after winning the U S Open and his second grand slam, says he plans to slow his schedule and seek more home life with wife Mary awaiting their first child. He notes a five year contract and future earnings growth as he projects the sport’s future wave of talent.
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Mann Extends Lead in 1969 LPGA Money List
In Cincinnati AP report Carol Mann widened her lead on the 1969 LPGA money list after winning the Canadian Open in Vancouver for 40012 dollars, raising her total to 38597. Kathy Whitworth Sandra Post tied for second. Whitworth now has 3176, Caponi moved to 24295, Haynie at 24605. The tour resumes with a 20000 dollar event at Ocean Shores Washington.
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Bellino Leads Into Last Day At Ohio PGA Event
Youngstown golfer George Bellino held a two stroke edge entering the final round at Squaw Creek Country Club. Bellino shot 69 to top Don Perne of Shaker Heights by two strokes with a host of players tied for third. The winner earns an automatic berth to next year’s national PGA tournament.
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Monday's Fights in Tokyo and Lethbridge Berth
In Tokyo Isumu Hanagata stopped Roger Moreno in the fourth round for a flyweight knockout. In Lethbridge George Chuvalo defeated Stanford Harris by knockout in the second round, delivering a victory for Canada-born Chuvalo against Jamaica-born Harris.
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Buckeyes Seen As Big Ten Favorite Again This Season
Ohio State under Woody Hayes heads into the season as the likely Big Ten champion after last year’s 11-0 conference run. The Buckeyes renew against Michigan State at home and face Purdue at Columbus while Indiana and Iowa loom as weaker rivals.
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