South Bend and Terre Haute Dominate First Round in Indiana Legion
South Bend Post 28 and Terre Haute Post 346 won their openers in the Indiana State American Legion Baseball Tournament at Memorial, South Bend routing Lafayette 14 3 while Terre Haute topped Jeffersonville 16 0. Rain delayed a later bracket game to Saturday noon. South Bend piled 20 hits led by Lance Darch with four singles, with Norman Miller Terry Frick and Tim eristman among key contributors.
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Pro Football Explodes with 13 Exhibitions and TV Battles
Wide weekend schedule features the AFL Jets versus Lions game at the Astrodome and Patriots versus Saints at Franklin Field with CBS telecast. Also scheduled are NFL and APL exhibitions across venues including Los Angeles, St. Louis, Denver, Oakland, and Miami. The weekend includes rookies and new quarterbacks like Dot Trull and Gary Cuozzi, with multiple interleague matchups shaping early season momentum.
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Cincinnati Rallies To Top Cubs
Cincinnati edges Chicago 6 4 after Pete Rose start of five run rally. Rose and Alex Johnson sparked the comeback with RBI hits as Mack Jones, Lee May and Tony Perez joined in. Tom Helms provided runs with a sacrifice while Bo Bolger allowed the win as the Reds pulled ahead in a tense night game.
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Women Pros Play For Big Money Soon
KIAMESHA LAKE NY UPI The women golf pros shoot for their largest purse of the year in the 28500 Concord Ladies Open this weekend over the 18954 yard par 77 Concord course. Kathy Whitworth and Carol Mann lead a field that includes four amateurs and Ed Furgol, a former U S Open champion. The course was shortened from the men’s distance with some hole changes. many players doubt strong field will break even, while others like Betsy Rawls and Marlene Hagge compete for tour winnings and titles.
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Browns Trade Brower For High Draft Pick Amid Swapping
The Browns swap veteran Brower to New Orleans in exchange for a high draft choice as part of a package that also involves players and picks across football and swimming notes. The report traces a long list of relay and individual events, naming Tammy Wolfe and several swimmers with medals and placements while referencing other teams and scores in a broad sports roundup.
Notre Dame Names Buzzy OConnor Freshman Coach
Notre Dame announces Thomas J. OConnor known as Buzzy as the new freshman basketball coach. The 33 year old Loyola Chicago graduate captained the 1959 60 team and has coached at St Ignatius and Gordon High Schools with strong winning records.
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Shelbyville Harness Races Set Four Night Itinerary
Shelbyville hosts the Indiana Trailing and Pac ing Horse Association stakes over four nights at the Shelby County Fair from Aug 13 to 16. The schedule includes two-year-old filly pace and Wabash Pace for $400, each $1,600 purses for two-year-old events, with a three-year-old pace and trot on Aug 16 and a free-for-all pace. The program features strong entries from most Indiana stables and marked high hopes for fast time figures at the noted Shelbyville track.
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Culver Honored For No Hitter Against Phillies
Cincinnati star George Culver, who rose from an off season trade from Cleveland to a standout season, was lauded Friday night for pitching a no hitter against Philadelphia on July 29. He received a contract bonus and other prizes in the presentation by General Managers Bob Mowsam and a dealer.
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Cardinals win as Gibson fires shutout in Atlanta
Bob Gibson pitched a four hit shutout for his 11th win in a row, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals past the Atlanta Braves 1-0 in front of 41,267 at Atlanta. Lou Brock drove in the game's only run in the third with a single, and Gibson allowed one baserunner to reach second as St. Louis stretched its win streak to three.
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Indiana slow pitch softball tourney finals report
TRE ASSOCIATED PRESS details double-elimination finals with teams Seymour Mayhan Ford Columbus 15 to tuck's Boys Martinsville 1. Shelbyville 5 Zollman Mdemobile Bedford 4. Sunset Lounge Jasper 9 Bry int's Furri ichmord 7.
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White Sox edge Indians 1 0 in pitchers duel
Chicago pitcher Tommy John allowed no earned runs through five innings, with Bob Locker and Hoyt Wilhelm preserving the 1-0 win over Cleveland. Wimbledon upset plus tennis results dominate other notes, while Desert Reclaimed reports on Imperial Valley garden reclamation.
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