Edwards Charges NFL With Racism
San Francisco reports Harry Edwards, Ne tro Olympic boycott leader, threatened action against the Cleveland Browns and St Louis Cardinals unless racial issues on those teams end. He cited Wooten's release and Fichtner’s golf incident, warning of boycotts and picket lines. Edwards accused St Louis of racism, said players would act, and tied in Lee Evans’s contradictory boycott statements with confirmation that the boycott remains on.
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St Louis Cardinals
National Football League
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San Jose State
Browns
John Wooten
Woot
Cardinals
St. Louis
Lee Evans
Evans
Spokane
Wash
Mexico City
Hagerstown Tops Elkton Behind Brashears 9-0
Hagerstown All-Stars pitcher Brashears threw a one hitter and the team built a 9-0 lead over Elkton All-Stars. He walked one and fanned seven as Elkton managed only one hit, while Hagerstown plated runs in the first, second, and a five-run third inning. Elkton’s Maurice Piner took the loss. Forest Park edged Worchester-Wicomico 7-2 in the night game, Triplett hitting a grand slam for Forest Park. Jim Wilson earned the win. Next, Hagerstown faces Harndale at 5 p.m., then Forest Park plays for the state title Sunday at 5 p.m.
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Mike Brashears
National Little League All - Stars
Hagerstown
Elkton All - Stars
Brashears
Elkton
Maurice Piner
Nick Arches
Rodney Moore
Piner
Mark Smith
Dicky Haupt
Smith
Randy Miller
Haupt
David Wade
Greg Haupt
Kevin Parks
Miller
Stan Jones
Mike Small
Wade
Small
Gerry Triplett
Forest Park
Worchester - Wicomico
Triplett
Keith Mason
Jim Wilson
Harrndale
Arches
Moore
Billings
Last Place Boston Upsets Whips in NASL Match
In a Friday night NASL game at D C Stadium Boston Beacons beat Washington Whips 2 1 before 3440 fans. Argentina's Ruben Sosa scored the winner with under five minutes left, dropping Washington from first in the Atlantic Division as Atlanta Chiefs beat Baltimore 1 0.
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Boston Beacons
Washington Whips
D.C. Stadium
Argentina
Ruben — Sosa
Beacons
Iass
Whips
Atlanta Chiefs
Ralte
Title Game Set as Creagerstown Meets Mt Airy at McCurdy
Creagerstown and Mt Airy, first in their divisions, clash Wednesday night at Mc Curdy Field for the regular season Maryland State League Championship.
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Creagerstown
Mt. Airy
McCurdy Field
Powell's Homer Lifts Bird's To 4-1 Win Over Yankees
Boog Powell hit his 19th homer in the first inning to back John Morris who delivered six strong relief innings as Baltimore beat New York 4-1. Don Buford and Frank Robinson sparked a second run, while Fred Talbot shut out the Yankees for six innings.
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Powell
John Morris
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Joe Pepitone
Eddie Watt
Don Buford
Frank Robinson
Fritz Peterson
Dave Johnson
Paul Blair
Peterson
Orioles
Fred Taloot
Pepitone
Jake Gibbs
Yankees
Horace Clarke
Oriole
Don
Buford
Senators Trade Ron Hansen For Infielder Cullen
CHICAGO AP Ron Hansen who pulled off the first unassisted major league triple play in 41 years this week and hit a grand slam Thursday night was traded by the Washington Senators to the Chicago White Sox Friday. He was swapped for Tim Cullen a utility infielder.
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Ron Hansen
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Tim Cullen
Milwaukee
Hansen
Pete Ward
Cullen
Sox
Dennis Higgins
Steve Jones
Senators
Bob Priddy
Buster Narum
Bill signs Marty Schottenheimer returns to Bills camp
Middle linebacker Marty Schottenheimer, who became a free agent May 1 after his contract expired, has rejoined the Buffalo Bills. He had sought NFL work with the Jets Dolphins Broncos Colts but failed to secure a job and is now back with the AFL team.
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Marty Schottenheimer
Buffalo Bills
Schottenheimer
AFL
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Miami Dolphins
Denver Broncos
Baltimore Colts
Trinity and Presbyterian Rivalry Produces Narrow Win
In a sehour d league match Trinity defeats Frederick Presbyterian 1 to 0. Bill Park drove in the lone run in the first inning as Trinity Methodist beat Frederick Presbyterian to open the game.
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Trinity Methodist
Frederick Presbyterian
Bill Parkin
Trinity Frederick
Maryland School for the Deaf weighs slim football start
Maryland School for the Deaf may launch a limited football program this fall only if non-state funds materialize. Superintendent David Denton aims to teach fundamentals and drills while seeking supports from Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania Schools for the Deaf and local small high schools. Approval rests with the college Board of Visitors.
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David Denton
Denton
North Carolina School For the Deaf
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Raiders Open Exhibition Season Versus Colts in Coliseum
Oakland faces the Baltimore Colts in a pre season game where Daryle Lamonica will get a competitive test while George Blanda sits idle due to a new rule forbidding extra point kicks in interleague games. Coach Rauch says the team will use near goal line plays and Lamonica could see significant action.
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Daryle Lamonica
George Blanda
Oakland Raiders
Baltimore Colts
Blanda
Colts
Raiders
Pete Rozelle
49Ers
John Rauch
Rauch
Lamonica
Packers overpower College All-Stars in Chicago game
World champion Green Bay Packers defeated the College All-Stars 34 to 17 in Chicago. Bart Starr delivered accurate passes as the leading playmaker, guiding the Packers to the victory before a crowd noted as 69 917.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
al- Stars
Bart Starr
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