Merger Faces 12 Million Suit in Chicago
In Chicago a $12 million federal suit against the NFL and AFL seeks to block the proposed merger and force an AFL franchise for Chicago. Filed by Chicago Football Associates, the action names leagues and clubs, charging restraint of trade under Sherman and Clayton Acts, and cites failed federal antitrust relief as motive.
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Robert Nussbaum
William T. Krause
Arch E. Friedman
Chicago Panthers
Nussbaum
Jets Beat Dolphins In AFL Opener With Namath Back
New York Jets win 19 14 over Miami in the AFL opener as Namath struggles early then improves in the second half. Norton, a 300000 rookie, sparked a late rally for Miami and Jaquess returned a Namath series with a 27 yard scamper for a Dolphins score sealing the tense finish.
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Dave Kocourek
New York
Pete Jaquess
Dolphins
San Diego
Emerson Santana Final Likely At National Championship
FOREST HILLS N Y AP Roy Emerson and Manuel Santana appeared headed to a men's final at the National Tennis Championships with Emerson the likely winner of the world No 1 amateur ranking at stake Santana defending champion and Wimbledon holder a Spanish veteran and tactician who can hit over around and in front of opponents while Emerson tends to hit through rivals Both advanced past semifinal rivals to reach the final round
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Overbrook Gophers rely on strong unit this season
Overbrook High sports staff notes eight returning lettermen and a transfer from Perry lead the Gophers as coach Don Duns discusses depth concerns. Standouts include 6-5 220-pound Dan Tutcher with other backfield threats Doug Davis and Mike Reese. The squad aims to improve on last year’s Osage County League title and opens Sept 16 at home vs Wellsville.
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AlleArea
Doug Davis
Mike Reese
Wellsville
Baseball Roundup Cubs Scholarly Pitcher Beats Giants 6 0
Cubs rookie lefty Ken Holtzman, a university student, blanked San Francisco for seven innings and earned his ninth win as Chicago routed the Giants 6-0. Holtzman, also finishing his senior year at the University of Illinois at Chicago, pitched two hits allowed with support from a late two-run eighth inning. The loss drops San Francisco to third in the NL. Dodgers and Pirates lead, while Atlanta and Philadelphia won elsewhere.
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Ottawa University
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Casper Shines With 68 At Fires Stone Golf Course
Casper, the national open champion and leading money winner, fired a sizzling 31 on the back nine and 37 on the front for a two under par 68. He had seven one putts and used 26 total putts as he warmups for the World Series of Golf at Akron.
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