Packers Two Touchdowns in Classic Showdown
Chicago AP report notes the 34th midsummer college all star game at Soldier Field featuring the Green Bay Packers favored by two scores. Starters Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor are out. Elijah Pitts and Donny Anderson replace them while Bart Starr directs. On defense, the Packers rely on the unit that shut down the collegians last year as Florida's Steve Spurrier or Bob Griese leads the rival attack.
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Griese Faces All-Star Challenge in Purdue Preview
Favorite against All-Stars features Purdue duo Griese and another top passer as coach Johnny Sauer ponders the start. If neither performs, Houston’s Bo Burris could step in. All-Stars boast receivers Clancy Sherman Washington Williams and backs Farr Eddy Jones Little McDonald, with a strong defense led by Bubba Smith Rowe Page Carroll Duranko and Webster Lynch Naumoff. The series lead is 22-9-2 in favor of the pros. Packers crushed the Stars 38-0 last year after a 20-17 defeat in 1963.
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Sox Seek Smoothing Trade Echoes Ruth Era
Boston shifts focus as Elston Howard returns from Yankees in a waiver deal valued at $20,000 plus two players to be named. Howard, 38, earns about $50,000 this season after limited action and a 1961 breakout with 21 homers in 129 games.
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NL Owners Cast Aside Baseball Divisional Play
American League proposal for divisions to decide pennants was tabled by National League owners citing lack of notice and departure from tradition. Commissioner Eckert said further study possible. Also, Kansas City Athletics hire consultants to study franchise future as lease nears end. Louisville note shows a traffic sign and a list of scores from various games.
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Ohio's SID Honored at Chicago Convention
Ohio University Sports Information Director Frank Morgan was honored at the College Sports Information Directors of America awards luncheon in Chicago. He received an award for a promotional brochure produced with the aid of Acer Advertising of New York, the NCAA advertising representative.
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Atlanta Cubs clash as seven homers spark 10-3 rout
Atlanta destroyed Chicago 10-3 with seven homers led by Joe Torre and Clete Boyer two each. Hank Aaron Tito Francona and Denis Menke added solo shots as Chicago fell six games behind St. Louis in the NL race. Yaz preserved an assist record with a fifth season as Boston beat Kansas City 5-3. Dave Morehead earned the win over Mclain.
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Shriners Golf Event Sets Athens Country Club Tourney
Shriners will stage a large golf tournament at Athens Country Club next Tuesday with about 75 golfers from across the area. The Athens County Shrine Club organizes the event and invites regional players to participate. In other notes, Joe Torre hit two homers and drove in five as the Braves beat the Cubs 10-3, while Denny McLain allowed three hits as the Tigers shut out Baltimore 5-0 in a rain-shortened game.
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