Schuylkill Confident Of Beating Frederick
Schuylkill Coalcrackers eye revenge on Frederick Falcons after last season win. Miner offense features Wayne Liddick and new runners Bob Mahler Harold Johnson with Roy Shellhamer passing to Willie Hampton. Strong defense led by Steve Vak Cam Bolbin Charlie Appleberry and Bill Kerlavage.
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Fort Ritchie
Broadway Joe Namath Faces Real-Life Off Field Troubles
A satirical take on Joe Namath portraying him as a soap opera star whose many problems extend beyond football. The piece notes financial, health, and personal issues, citing training camp absences and a dramatic arc of public concern and mixed reactions from Jets figures.
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Denny McLain
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al Atkinson
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Phil Islin
Betty Grable
Orrison Returns as Brunswick Railroaders Open Practice
Brunswick began football drills with quarterback P L Orrison and 22 veterans from last year. Coach Herb Daugherty notes early improvement in practice as the Railroaders plan to expand their offense with Orrison back, aided by Butch Shores and Mitch Deener in the backfield.
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Sikes Opens Avco Lead In First Round Golf
Dan Sikes fired a six under par 66 at Pleasant Valley to take a two stroke lead in the Avco Golf Classic. Masters champ Billy Casper and Joe Carr were among those at 68, with several others in the group at 68 and 69 as Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus sat out the event.
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Joe Carr
John Schlee
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Don Bies
Jim Colbert
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Dan) Sikes
Dave Erchelberger
Tom Shaw
Tom Aycock
Tony Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Dave Stockton
Colts Trade Richardson For Steelers Jefferson
PITTSBURGH AP The Steelers traded All Pro wideout Roy Jefferson to the Baltimore Colts for flanker Willie Richardson and a high 1970 draft choice. Jefferson set a 1969 club record with 67 receptions and 3,671 yards while with Pittsburgh. Richardson, a Jackson State product, was an All Pro in 1967 and 1968 with Baltimore. Steelers coach Chuck Noll expects Richardson to help the team.
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Members of Curtis Cup Seek Women Amateur Title
Four U S Curtis Cup team members Jane Bastanbury Shelly Hamlin Cyntha Hull and Martha Wilkinson advanced to the semifinals of the U S Women s Amateur Golf Championship in Darien Conn Miss Hill of South Haven Mich edged Mrs Richard Canney a 25 year old mother of three from Centre for her win after extra holes
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Shelly Hamlin
Cyntha Hull
Martha Wilkinson
Miss Hill
South Haven
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Richard Canney
Centre
Little League Maryland to Meet Connecticut in Regional Action
In regional action at 10 a m today Little League Maryland faces Connecticut in a consolation contest at ville Va. The report notes multiple golf match results among individuals from Whit tier Calif Fresno Calif Los Angeles and Whittier de feated Bonnie Lauer Union Lake Michigan with past titles cited from 1965 1966 and a Seattle Intercollegiate win.
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Brundige Gets Big Chance To Start For Redskins In Opener
Washington hosts Atlanta in RFK Stadium in an exhibition where top draft pick Bill Brundige will start at tackle. The Redskins seek an improved pass rush and stronger run defense after a 45-21 win over Boston and a 27-12 loss to Cincinnati.
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Jerry Smith
Charley Taylor
Larry Brown
Charley Harraway
New York Jets
City Meets State In Police Game
City and State Police teams renewed their rivalry in a Sunday softball clash at McCurdy Field at 8 p.m. The city seeks revenge or at least a tie as Lt Walter Wahl faces Sgt Richard Lewis on the mound. Starting lineups feature Billy Snoots Ray Mohler Richard Cashour Jim Fraley Jim Hoover Bob Himes Barry Horner Gary Heerd Richard Lewis Richard Eyler for City and John Reburn Scott English Jackie Forsythe Paul Sanders Joe Kuhn William Drumm Walter Wahl Ray Kamauf Tom Bosley Ray Milburn Henry Stafford for State.
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McCurdy Field
Walter Wahl
Richard Lewis
Billy Snoots
Raymond Mohler
Richard Cashour
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