McLain Aims for Pennant and Stage a Jazz Route
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain, a musician who plays organ and bass, plots a winter tour with fellow Tigers Sparma and Aguirre as a trio to cash in on potential pennant glory. He recalls father’s push to play and dreams of becoming a top pitcher and sharp businessman beyond baseball.
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Teen Baseball Deadlocked In Two Optimist Games
The Optimist Senior League saw the Eagles and Yankees tied 2 2 after a back and forth game where Mike Chandler hit a homer and Blaine Donnelly struck out 20. The Red Sox and Oilers also tied 6 6 after a late Oilers surge, while the Orioles edged the Cubs 4 3 as Mike Molaison struck out 12 in a seven inning win. The White Sox defeated the Cardinals 14 1 behind a one hitter from Glenn Hubbard.
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Ricky Endel
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Sox
Glenn Hubbard
Jim Lyons
Lyons
Kyle Johnson
James Reed
Lemm Hopes to Trim Houston Oiler Roster
Wally Lemm, AFL 1961 Coach of the Year, conducts rookie workouts to slim the Houston Oilers roster for 1961 training camp. He notes three quarterbacks Bianda Lee and Trul, praise for Burrell Blanks and Tolar, and emphasizes pass blocking and pass rushing as key focus areas.
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Wally Lemm
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Jacky Lee
Deon Trul
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Sid Blanks
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Griffith Odds Drop As He Meets Archer Wednesday
New York AP reports middleweight champion Emile Griffith’s odds fell from 7-5 to even money ahead of his title defense against Joey Archer at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night. Trainer Gil Grancy predicts Griffith will knockout Archer early, noting Griffith’s 13-round experience and Archer’s lack of a 15-round fight. Archer has never fought past 12 rounds and carries a 46-2 record, while Griffith has one prior middleweight title win and a prior first-round loss to Rubin Carter in 1983.
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Shaw leads Texas State Golf Tourney first round
Arthur Shaw, an Austin postal employee, shot a one under par 71 to lead the championship flight after the opening round of the 72 hole Texas State Golf Association Tournament. Ralph Colla of Foungstown Ohio prepared on the practice range to try for a spot in the National Public Links Tournament. Oolin, 17, was the lone player to match par 71 in the 150 player field at Brown's Deer course. Carl Olson of San Francisco seeks another shot at world light heavyweight champion Jose Torres after a split decision over Italian Piero Del Paps in a 16 round bout at the Civic Auditorium.
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Brown's Deer
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Carl
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Civic Auditorium
Playoff Banquet To Cap Optimist Baseball Season
Baytown Optimist Club announces closing plans for the teenage baseball season with an August 15 appreciation banquet for players, managers, sponsors and supporters. A tourney will run in Senior and Junior divisions under chairman Utah Waldrop, with selected awardees and possible baseball celebrity guest. Reservations are through Optimist baseball board members.
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Martin Rocks Boat Buffs In Baytown Little League Playoffs
Indians beat Buffs 5-2 as Sug McCartney carries a no hitter into the fourth inning before Matthew Martin homers to break through. Martin adds a three-run shot later as Central’s offense rolls. McCartney earns a three-hitter with help from Foreman and Royder. Oilers top Pirates 7-1 to force Wednesday title game. Mike Shelton wins with 10 strikeouts while Eastman takes the loss in a three-hit Carolina-type match.
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Sun Sports
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Baytown
Sug McCartney
Matthew Martin
Litte
Martin
McCartney
Mel Foreman
Tommy Royder
Oilers
Pirates
Braves
Mike Shelton
Bucs
Mickey Eastman
TV Proposals Are Deplored
Colorado Springs report says the Conference Commissioners Association urging the NCAA to act as concerns grow over professional sports encroaching on college athletics. They deplore a plan to televise pro football on Friday and Saturday nights due to conflicts with college and high school games.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
U S Warns Russia May Be Barred From Olympics
U S officials warned Russia could be barred from the 1968 Mexico City Games after Moscow canceled its dual track meet with the United States. The surprise move, cited as protest of U S participation in Vietnam, jeopardizes the amateur sports exchange and affects basketball and swimming schedules. The situation drew reactions from AAU and IOC leaders and left Polish officials awaiting their team meeting.
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Associated Press
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Mexico City
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Los Angeles
Moscow
Tass
Don Hull
Amateur Athletic Union
Frankfurt
Germany
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Col Hull
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
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Clifford H. Buck
AAU
Denver
Colo
Soviets
Berkeley
Calif
Zbigniew Keskiewicz
Polish Track and Field Association
Warsaw
Baseball Standings Major League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Monday results show no games. No schedule today as All-Star Game is set for St. Louis with teams awaiting lineup and venue details.
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Poland and Soviets Cancel U S Track Meet Trip
Poland canceled its track and field team trip to Berkeley to face the United States citing protest over the Vietnam War. The Soviet Union had already announced it would not meet the U S team in Los Angeles due to the war, with officials stating the athletes did not decide to cancel.
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