Harris Names All Time Baseball Hall of Fame Selections
Bucky Harris, soon to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, names an all time American League team and an all time Washington team from his retirement home near Washington. He highlights stars like Gehrig, Gehringer, DiMaggio, Ruth, and Johnson, with Bluege and Marberry among the notable picks.
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Bethesda, Md
Stanley
Bucky” Harris
Baseball Hall of Fame
Westwood
Washington, D.C
Harris
Allie Reynolds
Fred Marberry
Lou Gehrig
George Sisler
Charlie Gehringer
Eddie Collins
Joe Cronin
Lou Boudread
Bluege
Jimmy Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
Bill Dickey
Ted Williams
Harry Heilmann
Joe DiMaggio
Tris Speaker
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Bob
Grove
Walter Johnson
Bob Feller
Reynolds
Marberry
Washington
Senators
Yankees
Earl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Billy Herman
Chicago Cubs
Oldtimers
Averill
Herman
Joe Judge
Buddy Myer
Ossie Bluege
Goose Goslin
Sam West
Sam Rice
Muddy Ruel
Hank Severeid
Stan Coveleskie
Tom Zachary
Earl Whitehill
Cronin
Goslin
Rice
Johnson
Coveleskie
Eagles stun Steelers 17 14 in weekend NFL upset
Philadelphia Eagles defeated Pittsburgh 17 14 on Saturday night as Roman Gabriel and Mike Boryla threw two third quarter TD passes. Steelers rested most stars after the first period while Eagles celebrated a win in a varied slate of Sunday and Friday games across the league.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Chuck Noll
Philadelphia
Roman Gabriel
Mike Boryla
Eagles
Mike McCormack
Los Angeles
Dallas
Miami
Cincinnati
Green Bay
Buffalo
Baltimore
Denver
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
San Diego
Houston
New Orleans
New York Jets
Minnesota
Atlanta
Washington
Detroit
Oakland
Cleveland
San Francisco
New York Giants
New England
James Harris
Rams
Chuck Knox
Colts Rally In OT To Upset Broncos 23–20 in Preseason
In Denver, Don McCauley powered the Colts with 105 rushing yards as Baltimore beat the Broncos 23-20 in overtime. Toni Linhart nailed a 29 yard field goal after 11 minutes of extra time. John Hufnagel sparked Denver’s comeback with two TD passes and a 47 yard FG by Jim Turner.
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Earl Morrall
Miami
Nat Moore
Bengals
Bob Griese
Jack Graham
Cincinnati
Dolphins
Don Shula
Willard Harrell
Green Bay
Carlos Brown
Packers
Bart Starr
Buffalo
Bill
Simpson
Don McCauley
Toni Linhart
Denver
Baltimore Colts
Linhart
John Hufnagel
Broncos
Hufnagel
Jim Turner
Oliver Ross
Colt
Baltimore
Bruce Laird
Turner
McCauley
Colts
Balt— Mitchell
Den
FG Turner
Evert Wins U S Clay Court Title in Indianapolis
Chris Evert captured her fourth consecutive U S Clay Court title at the Indianapolis Racquet Club defeating Dianne Fromholtz 6 3 6 4. In the men's semifinals Manuel Orantes defeated Guillermo Vilas 6 4 6 2 and Arthur Ashe edged Onny Parun 6 4 7 6 to set up a Monday final.
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Chris Evert
Indianapolis
Miss Evert
Manuel Orantes
Arthur Ashe
U.S
Orantes
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Ashe
New Zealand
Onny Parun
Vilas
Louisville
Parun
Dianne Fromholtz
Australia
Miss Fromholtz
Fromholtz
Marcie Louie
San Francisco
Katja Ebbinghaus
West Germany
Washington
France
Gail Chanfreau
Julie Heldman
Fiorella Bonicelli
Uruguay
Isabel Fernandez
Columbia
Connors Rout Rosewall In $100,000 Tennis Showdown
Jimmy Connors defeated Ken Rosewall 6 2 6 2 in the final of the $100,000 tournament in North Conway New Hampshire earning $20 000 top prize and 60 Grand Prix points. He cried on stage after learning of umpire Gus Lanna’s death. Doubles champs were Haroon Rahim and Erik van Dillen. Attendance topped 40 000 as Connors sharpened for the U S Open.
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North Conway
N.H
Jimmy Connors
Ken Rosewall
Connors
Meldrim Thomson
Rosewall
Scond
Havn
Elvis Presley attends Memphis Southmen win over Hornets
In World Football League action the Memphis Southmen beat Charlotte 23-11 as Csonka Warfield and Klick scored for the visitors. Larry Csonka ran 114 yards and Paul Warfield caught a 10-yard TD pass to give Memphis the lead. Elvis Presley watched from a box as 19,729 fans saw the comeback after a poor first half.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Csonka, Klick, Warfield & Co
Memphis Southmen
Charlotte
Hornets
Miami Dolphins
Presley
John McVay
Larry Csonka
John Huarte
Huarte
Paul Warfield
Jim Klick
Bob Gibson
Birmingham Vulcans
Willie Wood
Philadelphia Bell
Birmingham
Matthew Reed
Bell
Vulcans
Wood
NFL
Green Bay Packers
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Bucky Harris
Diana Fromholtz
Surprise Steelers
Ted Marchibroda
Gary Moss
Gary Keithley
Cardinals
Chiefs
Paul Wiggin
Jack Pardee
Bob Thomas
Bears
Chargers
Allan Pringle
Lynn Dickey
Willie Rogers
Saints
Louisiana Superdome
Bob Gresham
Vikings
Balt—Doughty
Jones
Linart
Balt—McCauley
Den—Upchurch
Trner
Den—Dolbin
Balt
Olds
Armstrong
Ross
Penick
Carr
Chester
Mitchell
Dorbin
Upchurch
Brown
Ms. Evert
U.S. Clay
Rosewell
Orange
N.J
Forest Hills
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Southmen
Reed
Denny Duran
San Antonio Wings
Southern California Sun
Shreveport Steamer
Chicago Winds
Hawaiians
Portland Thunder
San Antonio
Portland
Sun
Tom Fears
Southern California
Anthony Davis
ITT Business Institute
Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda
Maryland
Art Dupli
YA Catoctin Avenue
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