Unhappiness Is a Guy Named Joe in NFL Camps
Namath and Kapp skip camps amid discontent over outside interests and pay. Jets travel to Birmingham for a preseason game with the Bills without Namath while the Vikings face the Saints in Canton minus Kapp. Kapp declares with a $1.25 million offer, Vikings test QBs Cuozzo, Lee, Cappleman. Woodall to start for the Jets.
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Bengals Bombers Battle for Second in East Race
In the American League East chase for second place behind the Orioles, the Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees split a twilight doubleheader as Tiger Jim Northrup drove in the decisive run in the opener, while Thurman Munson delivered the walkoff in the nightcap. The Tigers suffered a setback when ace Denny McLain was suspended until July 1 for alleged bookmaking. New York leads Detroit by one game after the action. Other AL results include Cleveland’s 4-0 first-game shutout of Baltimore, Washington’s 5-2 win over Boston, Kansas City over Oakland 5-3, Minnesota topping California 2-1 in 14 innings, and Chicago’s 7-3 victory over Milwaukee. In the NL, the Pirates swept Philadelphia, San Francisco beat Cincinnati, Chicago over Montreal, St. Louis blanked New York, Houston beat San Diego, and Atlanta defeated Los Angeles. Orioles salvaged the nightcap with key hits as Dean Chance logged his 33rd shutout in the opener.
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Major League Thursday Baseball Results and Schedule
MLB results include Cleve 4 Baltic 1 and Balti 7 Cleve 1 in early games, plus Detroit 2 New York 1, New York 7 Detroit 5, Wash 5 Boston 2, and night games Kansas City 5 Oakland 3 and Minnesota 2 California 1. Evening and twilight games feature Chicago 7 Milwaukee 3, with standings and upcoming pitchers listed for Milwaukee vs Kansas City, Oakland vs Minnesota, California vs Chicago, Baltimore vs Cleveland, Boston vs Washington, Detroit vs New York, and more. Saturday slate includes Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Houston at San Francisco, and Montreal at St. Louis with late games Houston at San Francisco and others.
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Intrepid Afforded A Slight Margin
Newport race story notes captain Bill Ficker and the Intrepid crew, known for neat grooming and team discipline, as underdogs turned contender in America's Cup trials. The piece contrasts Intrepid with Valiant, which experts expected to defend the cup, while Intrepid has beaten Valiant and is now favored to win.
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Chilean Fillol shocks Graebner in U.S. championships
Jaime Fillol, 24, a Miami graduate from Santiago, Chile, upset Clark Graebner to reach the quarterfinals of the U.S. Pro Championships at Longwood. Fillol earned $1,200, the biggest prize of his career, and noted he would rather beat Graebner than win the money. Other results included Cliff Drysdale defeating Ken Rosewall in a two set thriller and Rod Laver, Roy Emerson, and Arthur Ashe advancing to the quarterfinals.
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