Beban Leads West to Coaches All America Victory
In the eighth annual Coaches All-America football game the West defeated the East 34 to 20 behind Beban’s two touchdown passes and solid play at quarterback. Rex Beban of UCLA connected on two long strikes and paced the West offense while key linemen and backs such as Sink and Fox contributed crucial scores and setups. The East, led by Charles Cotton and Steve Del and anchored by strong defense, fought back but could not overcome the West’s early lead. The Coca-Cola team organizers praised Beban’s efficiency and the West’s balanced attack as the highlight of the classic played at White River Stadium.
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Mee Moffit
White River
Atlanta
Heigmanon
Gary Belen
Gene Roo
Heer
UCLA
Sink
Fox
Frost
Might
Schaster
America
Bente Lire
Ken Dyer
Arizona State of
Ph Py Ir
Aneto Oy Iin
Alderson
Central Munis
Syracuse Tire
uMbank
Larry Cy ' Ee
Secn Loke Cavity Ammprican
Charles Cotton
Steve del
Seals
Hoxun
Auxilgass
SY Palice
Lions
al Ane
Jin ‘Whamas
Viehdlawen
Tulsa University
Potica
Lione
Hill
Almos
Mig
Ibis
Avis Dairy
Dowslas
Esa
Jimmy Reeds
JeMond
Oubod
Obxie Smith
Oregon
Jerry DePoys
Wright
Ter
Wyoming
Hightehew
Ward
Peters
Scott
Whitehead
Cranka
Wilson
Highthew
Greg Landry
Massa- Peters
Chusetts
Moun- Kotein Dew
Cala
Jimmy Keyes
Mississippi
Ae Sa
Oats
Dorsey
Pepsi - Cola
Beban Quckly
Ained
UAW
Northwestern
Deer
Poysler
Svith
Coca - Cola
Adrian Young
Southern California
Coca
Pepsi
Jeckler
Povderusa'r
Sezesny
jMarket
Shadyside
Sehone
Saukayouit
Balcon-Cola
Keing
Gulf
Keyes
Coca-Cola
Paas US
Ballentine
Farley
Wojpe Te Schilz
Vetor
Bly Stevens
Texas
Bund
Satan
Woschitz Paso
Jo Esay
West
Perio
Teban
Schmink
Lambert
Schmaink Brandon
Phil Odle
Brigham Young
Ant
Pabrimacy
McDonald's
Yaltan
Tre
Blayans
Bebsn
Landry
Detroit
Lyne Lions
Teague
Csonka
Seoaie
iEmge
Shoemaker
Clote
Russell
Clate
Horan
Johnson
Halsett
Lynch
White
Barnett
Ketner
P.thompson
Nea
Speedsters eye Olympic berth at Los Angeles trials
In a fast sprint preview at the Coliseum, Charlie Greene Jim Hines and Rene Ray Smith chase seats on the U S team after posting 9 9 seconds. Gerry Lindgren faces Tracy Smith in the 3 000 meters as trials open with 100 and 3 000 meter races and field events.
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Ay Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Chzelie ‘Greene
Jim Hines
Rene Ray Smith
Sacnamenta
Los Angeles Coliseum
Baeter
Rit
Greene
Nelag
Hines
Texas
Southern
Smith
San Jose State
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Tracy Smith
Arcady
Calif
Lindgren
Mel Pender
Army Infantry
Union H C Pulls Upset In City Softball Tourney
Union Health Club upset Elwood Heiser Fund to reach the City Softball final at Shadyside. Bird struck out seven for Elwood while Chuck Humes scattered nine hits to earn the win. Union faces Arby's Roast Beef Sand at 2 p.m. for the championship with sponsors Bob Bays Used Cars and Larry Jackson Real Estate.
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Elsood
Unio Health Club
Tanet
Arby
Rosst
Shadyside
Diamond
Bob Bays
Larry Jackson Neal
H.C
Bird of Janes
C. Homes
Ind Hatheoal
Archer Takes Command in Cleveland Open Golf Show
George Archer fired six birdies in a 183 total to seize the lead at the $110,000 Cleveland Open at Brookwood Country Club. The Californian stood one stroke ahead of Tommy Aaron late in the round as Archer aimed to become top putter on tour, following prior wins in Pensacola and New Orleans.
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Tal Paris
Associated Press
Cleveland
George Archer
Cieal
Tommy Apyon
Thespellway
Archer
Thir Stuant Bakewood
Tal
Pensacola
New Orleans
Aaron
Killebrew HR Sparks Twins Past Orioles in Baltimore
Minnesota Twins beat Baltimore 2 0 on Friday night as Harmon Killebrew hit his 12th homer of the season and drove in a run in the seventh to lift Jim Kaat to victory. Cesar Tovar and Ted Uhlaender added hits and the Twins extended their winning streak to four and their season mark to 10 games over .500.
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Baltimore
Nar Mion Killsbrew
Baltimore Orioles
Twins
Killebrews
Gene Brabender
Jim Kaat
Kilebrew
Tune
Lover Tom Ppoebus
Mipogsata Rallimare
Abrhit
Towney
Blain
Valentiveert
Fullebrew
Powell
Ono
Hemant
Fatex Ph
Tolan Maas Ton
Ted Tan
Mioreso
Niterrarstes
Helécaler
Baltimore J
Eabe
Minnesota
Hal
Core
Tavchora
Rovton
Sadebrew
Tovar
Wretineten
Panna
Coca Cola 127 Batters Alex Sprint Double
A fragmented OCR note recalls Coca-Cola 127 Batters Alex achieving a sprint double in the 100 and 20 meters with sparse stray words nearby. The readable portion highlights a notable performance by an athlete associated with Coca Cola 127 Batters Alex.
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Coca-Cola
Alex
Ratphi
Unser Brothers Continue Pikes Peak Limb Tradition
Colorado Springs report notes the Unser family legacy at Pikes Peak with Bobby Unser and Al Unser among survivors. details from qualifying, ascent times, and race day events at the Memorial Day Indianapolis-style trials. The article covers past winners, track action, and upcoming feature races with local drivers and regional figures.
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Unser Brothers
Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
United Salys
Babby
al Unser
Ashe
Graebner
Hill Elinbs
Kelsen
Beckeley
Calif
Ralston
Iune
Los Angeles
Bar
Holz
St. Louis
Bobby Unser
Lossen
Muchholz
Indianapolis
al Unger
Tod Foltz
Maria | Andretti
Nazareth
Orville: Nance
Sportsmen Host Lebanon clash at Memorial Field
Teagan Mader and Teagan Byers lead Lebanon in a 1:30 PM game at Memorial Field as the Sportsmen chase a 22nd win. Lefty FAL Movedity and righty Ton Byers anchor mound duties while Wilavy Letty and Bel Simithy provide support. Report notes arrival of AVIA players and a 39-man limit for the rifle event.
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Ake
Teagan Mader Lebonny
Syorkanen
Teagan
Ton Byers
Memorial Field
Wilson's Boys Club Beats Hazelwood 9 in Softball Tilt
Wilson's Boys Club defeated Hazelwood 9 to 6 in a Tuesday softball game. Pitcher King hurled six innings before tiring, while teammates Morgan and Terrell contributed speed and hits. The chaotic report also references NASCAR practice data and unrelated lines, but the readable result shows Wilson's win.
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Fae Wilson
Hazelwood
Stone
Barry Es Ns
Nascar
Achtor King
Dastona
Budtgr Gibbons
Wie Turner
Peta
Greg Morgan
Wilson
Albert Terrell
Fred Neil
King
Yarborough
B. Eldridge
Darel Dieringer
Chars ' Tolle
N.C
Mier
Olisita
Jesse Plummer Aces I Hole At ACC Course
Jesse U Plummer of Edgewood bounces a No 3 wedge shot for a veteran one on a par 3 at the ACC course. Rob Skliner appeared as a witness in the event noted by observers.
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Jesse Plummer
Acc Course
Jesse U. Plummer
Andersson Country Clube
Inksman
Vinding Way
Diamond 4 H Club Announces June Horse Show
The Diamond 4 H Club plans a Sunday horse show on June 30 at Anderson Equestrian Club Moss Island Road Madison County with 236 classes and a $1 entry fee plus nominal gate admission. Halter tast es with divisions for horse and pony western and English riding groups and a high point trophy for the top 4 H member based on points.
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Anderson Equestrian Club
Moss Island Road
Madison County
Newport to Bermuda race yields Hood on Robin lead
In Bermuda's Hamilton the Hood crew on Robin led near completion of Newport to Bermuda as one final mile remained. Meanwhile the US Olympic basketball team dropped a second straight to the Soviet squad 91 to 80 with Navy star Mike Barrett leading American scorers in a grueling loss.
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Fred Hood
Newport-Bermuda
Wamilton
Bermuda
Moscow
UPH
United States
Satbacker
Iad A Varitime
Navy
Mike Barrett
Effor
Kage Spencer Haywood
Trinidad
Homer Denis
Guinel
Minsk
Lake
Masco
Lload
Marblehead
Mass
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South Lalhoe
Mexico City
Union H.C
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Sup Valley
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Orlando Cepeda
Mike
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Chicago Cubs
Cepeda
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Shannon
Ferguson Jenkins
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Mlau
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Ry Ear
Bob Howitt
Stauth
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Niles
Graham
Aaron Jouship
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Sebile
Willettstey Metzger
Randy'sand
RBI
Pancho Handley
Adolis Philfins
Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Bawk-Terhark
Coke Hasty
Batesville Trivo
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Dave Stockton
Velief Bossa
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Hoad
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Fred Marti
Howitt
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Tias
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Duke
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Frank
Gion
Dan Sikes
Wonzales
Movetey
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Eng
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Mexee Stokes
Ronal
Joy Emerson
Lola Wa
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Buelsdtte Howell
Noores
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Evfsie Tolan
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Jesse Owens
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Unitad Arak Re
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New York
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Denmark
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Yale
Dick Ninshaw
New Castle
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Hinshaw
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George Persy
Merrill Brawn
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Bob Wekts
Dare Via Blackenship
Anderson
Lebanon
Simiuner & Witter
Rains
Wilson’s Boys Club
Wilson's
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MAE Roberts
Columbus Ave
Dolphin Club
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Angus
Herald
Club
Alans Horse Show
San Francisco
Phil [Wanlin
University of San Fran
Quarterbach
Willy the Geel Browns
National Football League
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Nemoval
Searly
Horida
Jakob Isbrandsten
Washington
Dave Siverung
Mounds Mall
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