Boban Leads West With Two TD Passes In All America Win
West defeats East 34 20 in the eighth Coaches All America game. Heisman winner Gary Boban of UCLA threw two touchdown passes and set up another, breaking a 20 20 tie late. Larry Csonka earned MVP honors for the East with a second rushing TD as the East briefly led before Beban and Dyer connected for the game winning score.
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UPI
Atlanta
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UCLA
Beban
Ken Dyer
Arizona State
Syracuse
Larry Csonka
Tulsa University
Jimmy Smith
Oregon
Jerry DePoyster
Wyoming
Czonka
Adrian Young
Southern California
Kim King
Georgia Tech
Ron Shott
Oklahoma
Edger Chandler
Georgia
Eber
Keyes
Billy’ Stevens
Texas
el Paso
West
Phil’ Odle
Brigham Young
Dyer
Stevens
Odle
Landr
Detroit Lions
Wilson's Boys Club Tops Hazelwood 9
An older softball team earned its second straight win of the season, 65, over Hazelwood. Pitcher Barry Gibbons worked six innings before Arthur King finished, while Gibbons Willie Turner and Greg Morgan led Wilson's in hitting. E Eldridge homered twice for Hazelwood. Linescore notes Wilson's 001 101 6 Hazelwood 100 010 3.
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Wilson's
Hazelwood
Wilson
Barry Gibbons
Arthur King
Gibbons
Willie Turner
Greg Morgan
Albert Terrell
Jesse Nunn
Fred Neil
King
E. Eldridge
White River reflects no games next week amid fair
The White River schedule shows no games next week due to the Anderson Free Fair. The next matchup is set for Monday July 8 with Anderson Blueprint visiting Central Ice, while local play details mention Lions and Auxiliary Police in other summaries.
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White River
Sink
Fox
Frost
Custer
Anderson
Cards Power Past Cubs In Tight SV Race Preview
Lou Brock and Orlando Cepeda lead St Louis charging past Chicago as Nelson Briles works six innings and Wayne Granger secures save. Sun Valley Speedway hosts Figure 8 races with cars, convertibles, and modified hardtops at 6 40 pm, aiming to extend the Cubs losing streak to seven.
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UFL
Lou Brock
Orlando Cepeda
Mike Shannon
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Sun Valley Speedway
Cubs
Nelson Briles
Wayne Granger
Iergy Neat Giants
Archer Takes Command In Cleveland Open
George Archer blistered six under par 65 to take a one stroke lead at the Cleveland Open with a 125 two-round total. Tommy Aaron was one behind after a 66, Roberto de Vicenzo and Dave Stockton tied at 137, while Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino battled to make the cut. The Lakewood Country Club layout hosted the $110,000 event with Archer aiming to extend his tour success.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
George Archer
Tommy Aaron
Archer
Lakewood
Pensacola
New Orleans
Aaron
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
Dave Stockton
Gardner Dickinson
Bob Dickson
Wayne Yates
Don
Don's January
Rives McBee
Fred Marti
Dave Marr
Bobby Cole
Roy Pace
Dale Douglass
Frank Beard
Dan Sikes
Tony Jacklin
England
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Unser Brothers Lead Pikes Peak Qualifying Run
Bobby and Al Unser topped time trials for the 46th Pikes Peak ascent in Colorado Springs with times of 5 11.29 and 5 13.99 in the championship class. Ted Foltz, Mario Andretti, and Orville Nance followed. González’s Wimbledon shock and Hewitt’s upset are noted. rain and wind trouble the championship and a US entry of 20 is being whittled down.
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UPI
Bobby
al Unser
Pikes Peak
Unser
Ted Foltz
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Orville Nance
Gonzales
Hewitt
Hoad
United States
Coca Cola 127 Batters In Hard Legion Baseball Win
Jim Regenald pitched a four hitter as Coca Cola 127 defeated Alexandria 16 to 4 in Legion baseball at Madison Heights. Card players Flood and Tolan contributed with key hits and a sacrifice fly. Wimbledon action and various tennis matches also noted with several notable players and results.
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Alexandria
Legion
Madison Heights
NASCAR Practice Opens at Daytona for Firecracker 400
Daytona Beach Florida AP reports practice opens for the Firecracker 400 NASCAR race with speeds near 185 mph expected in qualifying. Cal Yarborough holds the closed course record 9.222 minutes per mile, while Darel Dieringer set a 179.802 mph summer mark in 1967, both likely to be surpassed during weekend sessions.
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Daytona Speedway
Cal Yarborough
Daytona
Darel Dieringer
Charite
N.C
Union H C Upset in City Softball Tourney Finalists Set
Union Health Club upset Elwood Heiser Ford 4 to 2 at Shadyside to reach the City Softball Championship game against Arby’s Roast Beef. Humes allowed two runs on seven hits with two strikeouts, while Arnold Swanne homered for Elwood. The sponsor list includes Bob Bays Used Cars and Larry Jackson Real Estate.
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Union Health Club
Arby
Shadyside
Bob Bays
Larry Jackson
Elwood
Union H.C
Bird
Jesse Plummer Aces Hole At ACC Course
Jesse H. Plummer of Anderson Country Club at 118 Winding Way Edgewood used a No 3 wood tee shot to ace the No 2 par 3 21 yard hole at the ACC course with Bob Skinner as a witness in a recent report.
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Anderson Country Club
Tanksman
Winding Way
Edgewood
ACC
Bob Skinner
Killebrew HR Lifts Twins Over Orioles in Baltimore
Harmon Killebrew homered for the first time in 16 games to spark the Minnesota Twins to a 5 to 2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore. Jim Kaat earned the win with relief, while Tom Phoebus took the loss as Minnesota extended its winning streak to four and its record in the past 12 games to 10.
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Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Twins
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Gene Brabender
Jim Kaat
Killebrew
Tom Phoebus
Cesar Tovar
Ted Unlaender
Minnesota
John Roseboro
Kant
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Minesta Ibiacade
Nambeert Kitchew
Powell
John
Esendet
OS Fak
Phowban
Newport to Bermuda race winner Hood on Robin confirmed
Fred Hood and his 52 foot sloop Robin were the apparent winners of the Newport to Bermuda race with only one boat remaining. The 635 mile course featured strong competition, while other notes mention Madison County events, 4-H horse shows, and Phil Wanien signing with the Cleveland Browns as a free agent.
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Robin
Newport
Bermuda
Hamilton
UPI
SAN Francisco
Phil Wanlin
University of San Francisco
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Sportsmen Host Lebanon in Manufacturer League clash
Lebanon hosts the Anderson Sportsmen at Memorial Field tonight at 7 30 in a Manufacturer League game. Lebanon aims to improve on a 2 2 league record as Tom Byers faces Ed Meredith on the mound for the locals with an overall 10 1 5 mark across three leagues this year. Coach Tehanon plans to rely on ace lefty EA Smith. Whitmer emphasizes early report time for players at 6 30 for warmups.
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Ike
Lebanon
Memorial Field
Tom Byers
Ed Meredith
Tehanon
EA Smith
Silt Removal in New York Harbor Reaches Millions
About 2.5 million yards of silt are removed from New York Harbor annually. This large-scale dredging supports harbor depth, navigation, and shipping efficiency for the city and regional ports.
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New York
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