Wellsville Eagles eye tough Little Seven race with new squad
Wellsville coach Bob Ord enters his second year with an ambitious mix of nine returning lettermen and multiple newcomers. senior leaders Gary Higbie Jay Higbie Ken Hull plus Terry Corwine Bruce Breithaupt anchor the line and backfield as Wellsville tries to compensate for 14 to 15 graduates. Sophomore Greg Barnett is slated at quarterback with Rick O’Neil at end and Gene Mower joining the backfield. The defense aims to improve from last year as the Eagles open vs Overbrook and face a league race with limited title contenders.
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Waverly Bulldogs count on speed over size this season
Waverly coach Russ Kistner returns a veteran squad with 11 lettermen, six seniors and strong speed to offset smaller frames. The team, coming off 3-5, plans to start half of the lineup with underclassmen and play a schedule including games at Williamsburg and Lebo as part of the Twin Valley League.
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Barry to Sit Out 1967 68 Season
Barry, the NBA's top scorer last season, will not play for the Warriors this year. He signed with the Oakland Oaks of the ABA for three years and about 225000 dollars. A San Francisco court blocked him from playing for others until his reserve clause ends September 30, 1968.
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All Sides Still Butting Heads In A's Dispute
New York AP report on the Kansas City Athletics labor dispute with owner Charlie Finley and players. Eckert and officials worked toward a settlement after a marathon session. Key figures include Lew Krausse Ken Harrelson Alvin Dark and Marvin Miller.
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Saints Meet Rams In NFL Showdown In New Orleans
The Los Angeles Rams Fearsome Foursome faces the New Orleans Saints as both teams prepare for a Sunday clash. New Orleans, 16-7 loser to L.A. in week six, has impressed with a 5-1 exhibition record. Saints coach Roger Brown notes the Rams’ fearsome defense could stifle the Saints’ ground game.
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Baseball Roundup: AL Contenders in Streak Talk
The AL leaders Minnesota in first place with 17 games left after a 13-5 win over Washington as Cal Ermer jokes about a 17-win stretch. Chicago White Sox fall after a 6-1 defeat to Baltimore while Boston Detroit Cleveland Kansas City California and New York jockey for position. In the NL, Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 4-2 and St Louis tops Philadelphia 5-2 as Minnesota and Harmon Killebrew power the climb. Marino G. Rich Reese delivers key hits while Frank Robinson drives in three for Baltimore.
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Bowling Scores From Brunswick League Highlights Many Highs
Olds records show Hubbard Lumber and Helen and Bills Cafe leading in high games and series across leagues. Notable performances include J Sauer and C Davis with top 10 and 30 game marks, plus L Turner and O Breckenridge posting strong 30 games and series for their teams.
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McDonald Traded From Rams To Falcons On Cutdown Day
Tommy McDonald a pint size star with Sure hands moves toward Atlanta after Los Angeles Rams trade him to the Falcons for a high draft pick on cutdown day. Vince Costello also exits Browns to Giants for a draft choice as teams trim rosters.
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Baseball Scoreboard National League standings and results
National League standings show St Louis atop at 90 55 with .621. San Francisco 79 65 .549, Cincinnati 79 66 .545, Chicago 79 69 .534, Philadelphia 74 68 .521, Atlanta 72 71 .503, Pittsburgh 72 73 .497, Los Angeles 65 78 .455, Houston 58 88 .397, New York 54 89 .378. Monday results include Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 3. St Louis 5 Philadelphia 1. Houston 11 Chicago 10. San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 0. Today NY at Atlanta, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Chicago at Houston, San Francisco at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at St. Louis. Wednesday American League leaders Minnesota 83 62 .672, Boston 82 68 .546, Detroit 81 64 .559, Chicago 80 64 .556, California 73 69 .514, Washington 68 76 .472, Cleveland 67 78 .462, Baltimore 64 79 .447, New York 63 81 .439, Kansas City 59 84 .413. Schedule notes include multiple doubleheaders and night games.
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Solution To New Punt Rule: Kick 62-Yard Field Goals
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro says a 62 yard field goal by Zenon Andrusyshyn will solve college footballs new punt rule. Zenon, a 20 year old sophomore, hit two 57 yard kicks and a 62 yard practice kick on Spaulding Field. He holds the Canadian javelin record and began kicking while recovering from a sore elbow as a freshman.
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