Graham says Redskins found winning attitude after Dallas loss
Otto Graham claims Washington showed maturity in a late loss to Dallas last season and then beat them later. He asserts the team now believes they can win against any opponent and aims for the Capitol Division title.
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Redskins Meet Bears Tonight
The Chicago Bears visit the Washington Redskins in an 8:30 p.m. EDT nationally televised exhibition game in Washington, D.C. A 45,000 sellout is expected with CBS carrying the broadcast. Gale Sayers and Charley Taylor are highlighted as key players for the Bears, while Sonny Jurgensen leads Washington with strong receiving options and an improved line.
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Canvasback Duck Limit May Be Cut By Feds
Washington AP government experts urged a canvasback duck limit for all states citing bad weather and disrupted nesting. The Waterfowl Regulations Committee proposed a daily bag and possession limit of one duck, replacing last year's tighter or unlimited rules, with final recommendations to Secretary Udall expected soon.
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Major Stars Rally In Doubleheader Wins
Tom McCraw of the White Sox hit two homers in Chicago as his club forgave a 6-4 victory over Detroit with a late two run shot to tie the game in the eighth. Milt Pappas pitched a two hitter for Cincinnati, fanning nine and retiring 16 straight as the Reds blanked Houston 5-0.
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Pappas Paces Reds to 5-0 Victory Over Astros
Milt Pappas pitched a two-hitter with nine strikeouts and no walks, yielding only two singles as Cincinnati beat Houston 5-0. Lee May and Tony Perez drove in runs, Perez hitting his 20th homer in the seventh. Other NL results included Los Angeles 6-2 over St Louis and Philadelphia 5-4 in 10 innings.
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Dick Lebeau Up For Grabs
DETROIT AP Detroit Lions star cornerback Dick Lebeau is up for grabs as GM Russ Thomas seeks an offensive tackle or another cornerback. Lebeau, the last unsigned Lion, has 24 days in a salary dispute and has accumulated 2400 in fines at 100 a day.
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Tight American League pennant race fuels June race
HAL BOCK notes five teams within 4 1/4 games of the lead as Chicago White Sox edge Detroit 6-4 in 10 innings to preserve a two game advantage. Minnesota, Boston, and Detroit trail, with California five and a half back. Cleveland downed Baltimore 5-3 in 10 innings as Dick McAuliffe scores the decisive run in extra time.
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Go Back Home Rick Barry Law Won't Let You Stay
San Francisco basketball players Rick Barry and Clyde Lee faced legal and informal moves over their jumps to ABA clubs. A San Francisco Superior Court judge issued an injunction preventing Barry from playing elsewhere until his Warriors contract expires in 1968. Lee was released by New Orleans amid debate over the reserve clause. Barry’s camp considers an early trial. Lee seeks a salary hike as negotiations continue.
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Public Auction of Farm Machinery and Vehicles
Executor will offer at public auction farm equipment from a 1952 THC Super H Tractor to other implements including plows discs mowers baler and more with a 1956 Ford Victoria and a 1945 Chevrolet 1% T. Truck. Vehicles and machinery are described as excellent or excellent condition with mileage under 45,000 on the Victoria. Attorney Frank T. Forbes represents the estate.
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