Reds Trade Turning Point Keeps Contenders Ahead
Reds manager Dave Bristol rebuilds after a rash of injuries by trading seven players to gain Mack Jones Jim Beauchamp Jay Ritchie Bob Johnson Fred Whitfield Bob Raudman George Culver Pat Corrales Jim Williams and Ron Tompkins The club aims to stay in pennant contention with a strengthened roster and Kansas City hopefuls look on as Hall of Fame prospects are reshaped.
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Bob Raudman
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Bill Kelso
Jorge Rubio
Angelers
Pat Corrales
Jim Williams
Jumping prodigy Salter eyes 7 foot mark at Pitt
Pete Bennett pledges to donate 100 dollars to the Bellefield Scholarship Fund if Brian Salter, a rising Pitt high jumper, breaks the school record. Salter, an 8 year old liberal arts major, has already set Pitt indoor marks at 6 8 and aims for 7 feet outdoors. Bennett predicts 7 2 outdoors and even 7 4 to rival the world record.
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Associated Press
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Brian Salter
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Pittsburgh
South Hills
Liberal Arts
Philadelphia
Jim Banner
Russia
Valeria Brummell
Ex Steeler Coach To Be Buried
Funeral services set for Kenneth Stilley 55 former Steelers coach and Clairton mayor who died of a heart attack Saturday at McKeesport Hospital He previously served as assistant coach at Notre Dame St Bonaventure NYU and Detroit University
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Japan Advances to Davis Cup Semifinals in Asia
Japan clinched a semifinal berth in the Eastern Zone Davis Cup by defeating South Korea in doubles, taking a 3-0 lead in the best-of-five series.
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South Korea
Boston
Boston Celtics
John Havlicek
Larry Siegfried
Detroit
Killy Guides France To Victory In Ski Tourney
Jean-Claude Killy won the men s giant slalom as France led with 234 points in the three day team event at Sun Valley Idaho. Marion Goitschel finished second in the women s giant slalom to secure the French win while Austria placed second and the United States third.
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Georges Mauduit
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Austria
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Nancy Greene
Canada
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Pipers Set to Challenge Pacers For ABA Crown
The Pittsburgh Pipers, Eastern Division champions, face the Indiana Pacers in a best of five series starting in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, 54-24 in the regular season, aims to continue its late-season surge led by MVP Connie Hawkins.
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Connie Hawkins
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Basketball Writers Association
Charley Williams
Chico Vaughn
Boog Powell Question Mark Looms In Oriole Camp
Orioles face uncertainty as Boog Powell recovers from injuries after a tumultuous 1966 season. Frank Robinson and Paul Blair return to form as Hank Bauer weighs pitching depth and Powell’s eye on a full rebound for a pennant bid.
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Floyd Gambles For Eagle And Pensacola Open Lead
Ray Floyd surged into the Pensacola Open lead with a 64 after a bold gamble from the woods yielded an eagle. He moved to 202 after 54 holes, one stroke ahead of George Archer and Tony Jacklin while Tommy Shaw faded from a four shot edge to finish fourth. Gay Brewer remained in contention at 209.
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