Merger eyed to purify senior college talent say olderman staff
The staff writers discuss the pro football merger and its supposed cleansing effect on senior college players, Nebraska coach Bob Devaney criticizing pro offers for inflating values, plus notes on Sam McDowell Sun Siebert and trends in publicity. The column blends sports opinions with brief notes from baseball and track contexts.
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Paul Wilson
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Financial facts on All-Star Game at Busch Stadium
AP reports attendance 419,936 with gross receipts 307,858 and taxes 22,895.69 leaving net 284,949.31. Radio television receipts estimated at 250,000. Receipts split 95 percent of net to players pension fund and 60 percent of radio television to central fund. Series standings show National 13 American (g) 7 with one tie.
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Player Pension Fund
Central Fund
American
Oratorios Named From the Oratory in Rome
The term oratorio arose from sacred musical performances held in the Oratory or mission hall in Rome between 1571 and 1594 where these works were staged.
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Indians Blank Oilers 5-0 in junior teen baseball duel
In Friday night action the Indians topped the Oilers 5 to 0 as Floyd Circuit and Keith Ray held the Oilers to one hit. Bishop led the Indians with a 2-for-3 day and Circuit struck out 12 in a complete effort. In a separate game the Cubs defeated the White Sox 9-1 as Terry Austin earned the win and Brad Sheffield took the loss.
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Sloan Is Picked To Quarterback College All Stars
ASHVILLE North Carolina AP Steve Sloan of Alabama was chosen to quarterback the College All-Stars against the Green Bay Packers. Randy Johnson of Texas A&M was replaced after a cracked rib. Charlie Casey of Florida was injured. Bil Wolski of Notre Dame shows knee improvement.
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Alabama
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Randy Johnson
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Chicago
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Florida
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Green Bay
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UCLA
Tor Hodges
Virginia
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Brabham Starts British Grand Prix From Pole Positon
Brabham, the Australian ace, claimed pole at Brands Hatch in England shaping as the favorite for the British Grand Prix. Brabham led qualifying as rivals trailed with strong lap times in overcast conditions.
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England
Jack Brabham
Tracking System In Space Terminology
A mini track is a satellite tracking system using radio waves transmitted from the vehicle itself to locate and monitor artificial satellites.
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Stats
The Associated Press lists top NL batting Stars galore with Alou of Pittsburgh leading with 116 hits and 343 at bats, Aaron of Atlanta top in runs and home runs, while Perry of San Francisco posts 12 losses with 857 strikeouts. AL and NL leaders span Batting Runs RBI Hits and pitching wins and strikeouts across major leagues with players like Brock, Kaline, Robinson, and Koufax among leaders.
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Major League Standings and Friday Scores Across Leagues
National League leaders San Francisco and Pittsburgh split results as Chicago beat Pittsburgh 5 4 and Los Angeles defeated New York 4 3 in 1 inning. St Louis routed Cincinnati 9 2, Houston edged Atlanta was rained out. American League Chicago beat Cleveland 4 2 and Minnesota topped Washington 5 4 in 13 innings.
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Saubert Opens Warmup for World Championships in Chile
Jean Saubert of Ogden Utah drew the first start for Saturday's first women's race in a warmup for the World Ski Championships next month in Farellones Chile.
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Cepeda ejected as Cardinals crush Reds in 22 run win
Cincinnati's pitching faltered as Orlando Cepeda homered twice before being ejected by umpire John Kibler in the seventh. St Louis pounded five Cincinnati hurlers, Curt Flood had four safeties, Mel Queen worked the ninth, and Cincinnati lingered in the loss as Ellis warned for a fine.
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Ralston Says He'll Quit Tennis Focus After Clay Loss
Dennis Ralston, the top-ranked player, announced plans to quit the amateur tour come January and pursue options as a student, businessman, or tennis pro after losing to Frank Froehling in the National Clay Courts quarterfinals. Froehling, from Coral Gables, defeated Ralston 2-6 6-3 3-6 6-4 to end his bid for a third straight clay crown. Other quarterfinal results included Cliff Richey beating Stan Smith 6-4 6-4 8-6, Marty Riessen ousting Tony Roche 6-2 3-6 6-4 8-6, and Owen Davidson defeating Charles Fasarell 2-6 6-3 2-6 7-5.
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Mamie Van Doren Busy In California Baseball Circuit
Mamie Van Doren arrived in Sacramento with her husband Iola Lee Meyers, a pitcher for Lodi Crushers. They plan a summer on the California League circuit, renting in Stockton, with Van Doren leaving a Ohio summer stock engagement behind. The couple, married May 4 in Boise, say they married for love and will keep details of Meyers inheritance private.
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Trans-Miss Golf Tour semifinal set in Minneapolis
The trans-Mississippi Golf Tournament moved into the at-hole semifinal round as four collegians chased the title. U.S. Amateur champ Bob Murphy of Florida faced Jim Wiechers of Santa Clara, while Bob Dickson of Ohio State tangled with Bob E. Sraith of Sacramento. The 36-hole final is scheduled Sunday at Edina Country Club.
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U.S
Bob Murphy
Florida
Jim Wiechers
Santa Clara
Bob Dickson
OSU
Bob E. Sraith
Sacramento
Edina Country Club
Johnson Signs With AL Oilers
Houston AP report states John Henry Johnson, 35, a two year NFL veteran, signed as a free agent with the Houston Oilers of the American Football League. Johnson said the Oilers could use help and might go all the way with some improvement. Terms were not disclosed. He played out his option with the Pittsburgh Steelers last season.
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Don Hlosterman
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