Siu Gridders Go Through Conditioning Tests
Southern Illinois University football players in a camp of 61 prepare for contact Monday with a goal of fast times. Coach Dick Towers notes most in good shape, with backs expected to run 2 20 and linemen 2 35 in timed drills. Notable performers include John Quillen 2 08 and five others near 2 09.
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Salukis Begin Camp As Coaches Thirst For Early Pace
Southern Illinois football opens training at Little Grassy Lake with players judged on conditioning by Coach Towers staff. Those not meeting the standard face two chances before Monday uniform issuance, as line drills shrink with two daily sessions and evening passing practice for quarterbacks ends and backs.
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Maris Leads Cards Past Mets 2-0
Roger Maris drove in a run with a third inning double and scored on Orlando Cepeda's single as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 2-0. Steve Carlton earned his 12th win with eight innings of four-hit relief needed in the eighth, with Joe Hoerner finishing.
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Colts Top Dolphins 22 13 In Exhibition Card
Baltimore Colts beat Miami 22-13 as rookie fullback Terry Cole scored twice in the second half. Griese passed for two touchdowns but was intercepted twice, including his first pick in 100 attempts. Unitas connected with receivers, Matte ran hard, in front of 68,125 at the Orange Bowl.
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Tragic deaths of two girls in abandoned refrigerator
In Homewood a five year old girl Marla Schneider and four year old neighbor Julie Henry suffocated after the refrigerator door closed and locked. Marla's father found the appliance shut with the latch engaged on his return from work.
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Phillies nip Reds 3 1 in ninth inning win
Bill White delivered a two run double in the ninth to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3 2 victory over Cincinnati. Pete Rose and Vada Pinson produced triples and an infield out put the Reds in front 2 1 in the sixth with Tony Cloninger exiting with a right elbow muscle pull.
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Yankees win The Bowling Writers Association of America
The Bowling Writers Association of America, organized in 1934, records a Yankees win reflecting historical sports journalism.
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Goodbye kisses to Ralph Waldrons at farewell game
The scene shows Ralph Waldrons defensive halfback and his wife Betty sharing a goodbye moment after a team event. The image captures a simple, personal farewell as the pair exchange kisses amid the crowd.
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Falcons Top Saints 16 10 in South clash with brawl
Atlanta defeats New Orleans 16 to 10 in an NFL exhibition. Tommy McDonald caught a third down pass from Randy Johnson to set up a 17 yard score, Perry Lee Dunn scored from the one, and a massive bench clearing fight led to Nobis and Whitsell ejections.
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Rain Fails to Cool Tempers in Exhibition Bout
In Atlanta an early first quarter scuffle during a Saturday night exhibition game led to New Orleans defensive back Whitsell and Atlanta linebacker Tommy Nobis both being ejected. Referees struggled to separate them as tempers flared.
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Negro Olympic boycott called off by U S athletes
Prof. Harry Edwards announced at the National Conference on Black Power that the proposed 1968 Olympic boycott by American Negro athletes is off. Most will compete if they pass tests, but some will protest in nonvoting ways, with possible white athletes joining.
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Midget races postponed by wet track at Du Quoin
Intermittent Saturday morning showers after heavy Friday night watering left the Du Quoin State Fair track too wet for the midget racing program. Fair president Bill Hayes cited unseasonable moisture and lack of sun and wind as the cause, with 6f entries expected for three days of auto races and a schedule set for today and Monday.
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Packers Top Steelers 21-17 In Rain soaked Exhibition
In Milwaukee Green Bay quarterbacks Starr and Bratkowski attacked Pittsburgh rookie backs with deep passes as the Packers defeated the Steelers 21-17 before 47,265. Dale, Long, and Anderson scored for Green Bay while Campbell and Hoak produced Steelers highlights in a rain dampened game.
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67 Mustang 2 Door Sport Coupe For Sale
Red 1967 Mustang two door sport coupe with 289 V eight engine and black interior offered for 2095 dollars. Local dealer listing notes price and condition.
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