Kaline sidelined again by thigh strain in Tigers opener
Detroit star Al Kaline, already out with a broken arm this season, pulled a thigh muscle during the Yankees series opener and aggravated it swinging at a pitch in the nightcap. He's expected to miss several days, as Kaline reflects on his long injury history and hopes for a World Series future with Detroit.
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Paul Hahn Exhibition Delights Golf Buffs at Mt Anthony
Paul Hahn, a premier trick shot artist, wowed about 300 spectators at Mt Anthony Country Club during the fourth Green Mountain Handicap Tournament. He used an oversized bag of clubs and executed shots from many stances, including a 250 yard wood shot with a ball wrapped in a newspaper, while stressing that practice builds feel and accuracy.
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Grist Grist: Mount Anthony Football Coach Insights
Peter Graves begins a weekly Mount Anthony High football series with behind the scenes notes from a 1968 practice. The piece covers drills, scrimmage, post practice routines, locker room ambience, and a glimpse into coach Ben Rusileski and the athletic office as the season looms.
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Packers Solid Choice To Repeat This Year
GREEN BAY Wisconsin veterans high on a repeat. Phil Bengtson says Packers look like favorites to win a fourth straight NFL title with Lombardi’s successor boasting depth at QB RB and WR and a deep defense led by Nitschke and Wood while rookie Carr and Lueck could push for starting jobs.
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Donny Anderson
Jim Grabowski
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Francis Peay
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Dave Dunaway
Ken Bowman
Bob Hyland
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Lee Roy Caffey
Ray Nitschke
Jim Flanigan
Slipping Tigers Halt Four-Game skid With Win
Earl Wilson pitched Detroit to a 3-0 win over the Chicago White Sox, lifting his record to 11-11 and halting a four-game Tigers slide. Wilson drove in a run with a hit by pitch and later a single, while the Orioles split a doubleheader with Oakland as other AL games unfolded.
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Lonborg Rides Shutout To Key Boston Victory
Jim Lonborg blanked the Cleveland Indians 3-0 on three singles and nine strikeouts in a complete game, restoring form after a pennant season and aiding Boston's push in the standings. Carl Yastrzemski homered late and the crowd neared sellout as the Red Sox moved into a tie for third with Cleveland while Ray Culp and Stan Williams eyed the next meeting.
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Standings Update From Evening Baseball Scores
Night games produced notable results with Houston 4 over League Standings, New York 1 over St. Louis, Cincinnati 6 defeating Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 4 over Atlanta, and San Francisco 3 beating Chicago 0. The slate tightens as teams jockey for position.
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Summer Awards Are Announced At Memorial Park
The annual end of summer program concluded with a picnic at Memorial Park after a weathered Parents Night cancellation. Awards recognized Cooperation, Swimming, Leadership, Arts and Crafts with multiple students named such as Theda Sausville, Denny Racicot, Roy Squires, Theda Sausville, Nick Gates, Rose Gates, Kim Barnhardt, Debbie Earnhardt, Paula LaRoche, Cindy Tiernan, and Regis Mayhew as top overall in bowling and chess.
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Beth Summer
Matt Varezy
Janice Pello
Brenda King
Debbie Bentley
Susan Rivers
Beth Rivers
Barbara Bennett
Bobby Bennett
Linda Gerity
Regis Mayhew
Hard Luck Hurler Stymied Again
Gaylord Perry pitched a one hitter as the San Francisco Giants blanked the Chicago Cubs 3-0. A ninth inning single by Glenn Beckett spoiled the perfect game bid as Perry logged 75 pitches and 19 straight retired. In other NL games, Mays homered for 17th, McAndrew won first MLB game in Mets shutout of St Louis, Blass and Sutton also won, with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Dodgers winning in tight races.
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