Namath’s Career and Political Move Shake Jets
Joe Namath faces retirement pressure after defying Pete Rozelle on restaurant stake and negotiating with Jets owner Philip Iselin. Weeb Ewbank and Sonny Werblin weigh the franchise future as Namath contemplates returning to football. The star must accept Rozelle’s stance before resuming play.
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Randolph-Macon lands Handley star Marshall Boyd
Randolph-Macon College coach Ted Keller signed Handley High School standout Marshall Boyd 6-3 205 tackle and defensive end. Boyd, All-State choice and Winnie Legge Scholarship recipient, praised RMC as a strong academic program and immediate varsity chances. He reunites with former Handley teammates and joins Mike Headley at the Yellow Jackets.
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Shellenback Guides Senators to 4-1 Victory over A’s
Washington pitcher Jim Shellenback earned his first start of the season and limited Oakland to seven hits in a 4-1 win. Hank Allen opened the scoring with a first inning homer as Ed Brinkman and Del Unser added key runs, while R. Monday supplied the lone A’s hit early before the Senators pulled away.
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TAC Swim Meet Hosts Blacksburg Qualifier
The TAC Swim Team will stage a qualification meet next Thursday at 6 p.m. at Winchester Municipal Pool. Blacksburg, coached by Paul Gunston of VPI, will compete to post qualifying times. Public invited, admission free.
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Russell to Quit Celts for Hollywood Career
Boston reports Russell will resign as player coach of the Celtics to pursue movies and TV on the West Coast. Red Auerbach says no definite decision, noting Russell told him he planned to postpone for six weeks. Russell starred for USF, led Olympic team, and helped Celtics win 11 championships.
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$50 Bounty Sparks Late Model Racing Scramble
A $50 bounty on Red Nininger at Winchester Speedway fuels a 30 lap feature where the winner must finish on the same lap as Nininger. Nininger has won four straight in his Chevy I as top drivers contend for points in Hare and Late Model standings. The Coca Cola Championship and Demolition Derby events draw fans in June.
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Andy Rogers
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David Hall
Robert Corbin
Junior Crouse
Herby Robertson
Max Milburn
Bill Likens
Jose Chitwood
Clem Lamaster
Young Rider Caroline Treviranus Gains SI Recognition
Caroline Treviranus of White Post, age 14, earns national notice in Sports Illustrated Faces in the Crowd. She swept both divisions at the Blue Ridge Horse Trials in Millwood riding Snicker Doodle and Cajun, aided by a lowered minimum age to compete by the U S Combined Training Association.
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Teen League Score Lamar Sloan American Legion
A youth baseball score shows Lamar Sloan at bat against the American Legion players with a 12 to 1 outcome.
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Scratches 1-Issehi Dream Again and Other Entries
A list of horse names and potential race entries appears, including Scratches 1-Issehi Dream Again Stiff War April 2 8 and multiple listed horses such as Hello Bird Ginreed Hope's Beau Peace On Earth and Cosmic Rule with various performers and stage names following. The fragment reads as a catalog of entry names with minor notations and punctuation gaps.
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Gainesboro Wins High-Scoring Church League Game
Gainesboro defeated Lutheran 22 to 13 as Haun, Harris and Allison homered. Haun went 4-5 and Allison 3-4, lifting Gainesboro to 4-4 while Lutheran dropped to 3-5.
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