Senators Sweep White Sox In Labor Day Doubleheader
The Washington Senators beat the Chicago White Sox 1-0 and 11-3 on Labor Day behind Jim Hannan and Barry Moore. Brant Alyea drove in three runs in the nightcap with a homer and extra-base hits. Frank Howard added six hits and a triple. Del Unser and Tom McCraw contributed in the late rallies as the Senators secured their first doubleheader sweep of the season.
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Ron Hunt
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Alou
Glenn Beckett
Ken Moltzman
Twins Ground Red Sox Behind Kaat Seven Strong
Jim Kaat pitched 11 strikeouts and allowed one run as Minnesota defeated Boston 5-1 Monday night. Rollins hit a third inning homer for a 3-1 lead, Rich Reese had three hits, and Kaat earned his 12th win against 10 losses.
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Rich Reese
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Yastrzemski
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Bob Gibson
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Night at the Downs Night Program Race Results
Racing card summary from Shenandoah Downs with afternoon and night programs listing entries and results. Includes odds figures for multiple races, exacta and double payouts, attendance and handle totals.
Athletes Won’t Boycott Olympics Say Black Leader
PHILADELPHIA AP American Negroes won’t boycott the Olympic Games in Mexico this fall, says the man who tried to keep black athletes from participating. Henry Edwards, in a letter to the National Black Power Conference, ends here, says Negroes will wear black armbands and hopes they will skip victory stand ceremonies.
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Penn Crew Wins Trials at Long Beach Regatta
The University of Pennsylvania crew won the main event the fours with coxswain in the final day of Olympic rowing trials at Long Beach Marine Stadium.
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University of Pennslvania
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Six Starters Gone Chiefs Shuffle Players
Kansas City Chiefs overhaul after losing the 1967 crown with six starters departed or moved. New middle linebackers Lynch and Lanier take over, defense reshaped by Merz and Moorman, while Dawson Garrett and Taylor lead a potent offense. Chiefs aim to regain explosiveness and drive under coach Hank Stram.
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Church Hurston
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Gloster Richardson
Burford
Jim Lynch
Willie Lanier
Headrick
Jim Kearney
Hunt
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Mo Moorman
Aaron Brown
Gene Trosch
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Thomas
Goldie Sellers
Colts Put Southall On Waiver List
Baltimore Colts announce rookie quarterback Terry Southall placed on waivers and tight end George Wilson traded to the New York Giants. The deal funds Earl Morrall’s acquisition as backup for Johnny Unitas with an undisclosed draft choice returned to the Colts. Wilson rose to 26 in Alabama and was a second round pick in 1963. Southall, 24, was a taxi squad member and appeared in five preseason games. The Colts say they are down to eight roster members.
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Alabama
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Gonzales Surprises Anderson In Open
Forest Wells New York AP Gonzales 40 the former amateur king defeated Malcolm Anderson 6-4 to reach the fourth round of the USA Open before a storm delayed matches. Ralston trailed Layo Mayo two sets to one as play paused and rest of fourth round and two women's quarterfinals were moved to Tuesday.
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