This Morning Sports Bits and Odds Across USA
Washington’s Henry Jackson office circulates American League attendance gaps with Milwaukee trailing Seattle by 3 173 fans at a comparable date. Dallas eyes Cleveland’s club amid park expansion and a columnist series on Indians personnel. Celebrities and sports figures like O J Simpson Arnold Palmer and Ted Williams appear with contract talks, pool of endorsements, and golf analysis.
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Washington
U.S
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Milwaukee
Seattle
Dallas
Indians
O. J. Simpson
Willie Mays
Simpson
San Francisco
Senators
Bob Short
Minnesota
NFL
Jack Dempsey
John Tunney
Dempsey
George Murphy
Tunney
California
Arnold Palmer
NBC
Palmer
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Casey Cox
Otto Graham
College All-Stars
Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago
Brylcreem
United States
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Williams
Fenway Park
Nixon
Orville Moody
Par Magazine
Moody
Chicago Bears
Evanston
Bears
Northwestern
Dyche Stadium
Eagles
Wrigley Field
Tropical Park
Quinella
Perfecta
Boston Globe
John E. Kennedy
Kennedy
Boston
Major League In Bees Yesterday's Results
All-Star game at Cincinnati highlighted the week's schedule with no games today and planned matchups for Wednesday. Bees coverage notes yesterday's results and previews upcoming events in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Prosser and Andrews Triumph at Mt. Lawn Speedway
Gene Prosser of New Castle won the modified feature at Mt. Lawn Speedway on Saturday, with Don Andrews of Selma taking the stock feature. Jim Crabtree of Muncie and Charles Hinshaw of Knightstown won stock heats, Bill Lemon of Markleville captured the helmet dash, and Eldon Byler won the helmet dash while Ellis Herbert of Rushville, Johnny Sparks of Richmond, and Andrews led heats in the modifieds. Three leaders traded the lead in the modified feature before Prosser pulled away past the accidents for the win.
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Gene Prosser
New Castle
Don Andrews
Selma
Mt. Lawn Speedway
Prosser
Andrews
Muncie
Jim Crabtree
Charles Hinshaw
Knightstown
Bill Lemon
Markleville
Ellis Herbert
Rushville
Johnny Sparks
Richmond
Eldon Byler
Reds Recall John Noriega From Indianapolis
Cincinnati Reds promote right hand pitcher John Noriega from the Indianapolis Indians of the American Association and option Pedro Borbon to the minor league club. Borbon carried an 0-2 record with a 6.88 ERA for the Reds this season.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
John Noriega
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Pedro Borbon
Borbon
Reds
ACC Women Hold Shotgun Guest Day
Anderson Country Club women golfers host their annual ACC Women Shotgun Guest Day Tuesday with coffee and donuts served at 8 30 a m before the tournament begins.
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ACC
Anderson Country Club
Mays Named NL Leadoff Star For 41st All Star Game
Willie Mays is picked by fans to start in center field and leadoff for the National League in Cincinnati at Riverfront Stadium. The NL aims for an eighth straight win over the AL as Tom Seaver and Jim Palmer start on the mound with Nixon set to throw the first ball.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Willie Mays
Houston
Hodges
Weaver
St. Louis
Dave Johnson
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Mays
Pete Rose
San Francisco
Met
Willie
All Stars Test All Astro Turf At Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium hosts NL and AL All Stars as workers finish turf work and players practice in sweltering heat. Seaver and Palmer lead pitchers, while stars like Rose and Bench assess the new surface and adjust to the infield turf ahead of the 41st All-Star game.
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Reds
Johnny Bench
Astrodome
Palmer
Seaver
Montreal
Weaver
Brooks Robinson
Kansas City
Amos Otis
Cincinnati
Seaver and Palmer Named All-Star Starters
Right handers Tom Seaver of the Mets and Jim Palmer of the Orioles were named starting pitchers for the 41st All-Star Game in Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati. Both managers Hodges and Weaver announced lineups and plans to use the starters few innings. Seaver is 14-5 with a seven game win streak, Palmer 12-6, with Frank Robinson hampered by a shoulder issue.
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Hodges
Chicago
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Seaver
Weaver
Luis Aparicio
Carlo Yastrzemski
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Harmon Killebrew
Frank Howard
Dave Johnson
Bill Freehan
Palmer
Robinson
Killebrew
Yastrzemski
Howard
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Minnesota
Jim Perry
Baltimore Oriole
Jim Palmer
New York Mets
Tom Seaver
Cincinnati
UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Riverfront Stadium
Gil Hodges
Mets
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Montreal Expos
Detroit Tigers
Weaver proposes screening players for injuries at All-Star game
Baltimore manager Earl Weaver suggested forming a Players Association committee to verify injuries of All-Star participants. He argues some selections bow out due to injuries and premium proceeds fund pensions. Feeney noted players like Clemente and McCovey joined despite ailments.
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Earl Weaver
Cincinnati
UPI
Baltimore
Players
Weaver
Players’ Association
Atlanta
Joe Morgan
Houston
Feeney
Robero Clemente
Pirates
I2imeart
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Willie McCovey
Dick Dietz
Willie Horton
The
Tigers
Hockett Falls In Pitchers Duel At Kokomo
In a nine inning showdown, Komomo edges Hockett 3-2 as Anderson rally stalls. Hawkins collects three hits for Kokomo while Davis has two for Hockett, with eight hits to six. Michigan State plans a 1971 football opener at Georgia Tech.
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Kokomo
Bill Pepelea
Hockett
D. Sebastian
Anderson
Hawkins
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Wheeler
E—Anderson
Albea
Taylor
Pepelea
Price
Dumoulin
S—R
Woodruff
Ford K & R
Sebastian
Peplea
U—Singer
Stranahan
Shadyside Coca-Cola Clinches Championship Title
Coca-Cola clinched the Shadyside Championship with a 17-4 record as Richard Cole tripled in three runs for Coke in the fourth inning. Final standings show UAW 662 dominating at 14-1 with Eagles 11-4 and Pepsi-Cola 9-6 nearby among league leaders.
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Shadyside
Coca-Cola
Alexander
Caburna
Richey
Cole
Holanda
McMillan
Richard Cole
Coke
Erskine National
Nick’s Burger
Eagles
York
Cribb
Schepper
Nunn
Redding
SO — Nunn
VEW
UAW
D. Clark
Hendricks
Lucas
Falker
S. Wells
B. Wells
Pepsi-Cola
VFW
Nick’s Burgers
Peters Heads to Olympic Training Camp in California
Vincennes University star Charles Peters and teammate James Epps left for the San Diego State site to join six chosen U S Olympic Training locations. Peters, 14.3 in the 120 high hurdles, will study at Kentucky this fall while pursuing track. Selection for Turin Italy and other international meets depends on San Diego results.
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Charles Peters
Vincennes University
Anderson
Vincennes
James Epps
San Diego State University
Turin
Italy
Southern California
Peters
Charles Peters Sr
Uni
San Diego
World Uni
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UPI Sport
Roberto Clemente
Jim Hickman
Clarence Gaston
Orioles
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Hank Aaron
Tony Perez
Rico Carty
Riverfront
Casey Stengel
St. Louis Stadium
NL Stars
Chicago White Sox
Wayne Simpson
Seeason
Aparicio
Chiss
Basef
Balt
Powell
Minn
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Johnson
Freehan
Det
Allen
Aaron
Atl
Perez
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Carty
Bench
Kessinger
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Beckett
Bowie Kuhn
Carl Yastrzemski
Frank
San Francisco Giants
Felix Millan
Brooks
Otis
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Kaline
McAurtie
Charles “Chub” Feeney
National League
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Walker
Jaycees
Brooks and Tipton
Stinson
Michaels
White River Minors
Anderson Masonry
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Girt
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Thompson, Roberts and Wells
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Dairy Queen
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Exchange
Travelers Protective Association
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Ben Johnson
Olympic Committee
Central Tire Natural Rubber
Pat Davis
Fed. Tax & Exch
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Steve Cooper
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