Smith Lutz win fourth U S Davis Cup doubles in 1968
Stan Smith and Bob Lutz, USC collegians, crushed Australia’s Ray Ruffels and John Alexander 6 4 6 4 in the deciding doubles, giving the United States a 3-0 lead in the best of five. The 67 minute rout set up a potential 5-0 sweep. Alexander became the youngest player in Challenge Round history but the Americans showed teamwork and control.
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Three Colts named on NEA All-Pro lineup
Hagerstown Maryland sports summary lists Colts Morrall Mackey and Volk chosen for NEA All-Pro team in the 1968 season. Recognition highlights standout performances by the trio across NFL play.
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Play It Straight Says Shula In Colts Title Game
Baltimore coach Don Shula says proper execution of proven plays will trump gimmicks in Sunday's NFL championship game. Gordon Beard reports for Associated Press from Baltimore.
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Navy State Applicants Face Turbulent Coaching Search
Annapolis AP reports Navy officials vetting candidates to replace deposed coach Bill Elias. The new head coach is warned to expect a tough situation with minor tweaks on offense or defense rather than wholesale changes as 1969 season approaches.
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Raiders Roil Into New York For Big Showdown
Oakland’s coach John Rauch plans a warm weather workout as the Raiders, fresh off a tough season and eyeing an AFL title clash, travel to New York to face the Jets. The defense and offense face key tests, with Leroy Kelly starring for the Browns in recent NFL play and Colts drills shaping preparation for Cleveland.
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Loop Top Rusher Shows Stamina for Browns Hopeful
Baltimore star Leroy Kelly, the top rusher, has shown enduring workload as Cleveland hosts Baltimore. AP notes Kelly’s potential 1000 yard season if he remains utilized heavily. Browns coach Don Shula acknowledges watching Kelly closely and the growing belief he can reach the milestone. USC alumni J. Simpson cited as a cautionary example in discussing heavy carries.
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Rams oust George Allen in Los Angeles firing
Los Angeles Rams fire head coach George Allen after a strained period with president Dan Reeves. Allen, 48, led Rams to success but faced persistent internal tensions. Players recall rumors and discord. Reeves cites a personality clash as the reason. Allen had built winning seasons but the team faded late this year.
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Busy Hoop Slate: Alumni Meet in Hub City Tonight
Schoolboys face a packed hardwood schedule as North and South lead alumni battles. Key players include Towson State’s Staymates and Hagerstown’s Wills, with Shad Hunts Gaels and Williamsport also fielding strong lineups. Tournament action features Thomas Johnson events and finals at Southern Fulton and Walkersville, with Poly Baltimore facing Annapolis and Loyola in pivotal games.
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DeMatha and Gaels Meet in Preseason Junior Varsity Tilt
DeMatha High of Washington DC, famed as a basketball factory, faces St Mary Gaels junior varsity on the Gaels home court. The game serves as a prelud e to the Gaels alumni scrimmage later tonight.
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