Otto Graham Man Of Surprises In All Star Showdown
CHICAGO AP Otto Graham coaches a 50-man All-Star squad in the 36th Chicago Tribune sponsored game at Soldier Field. The AFL club is a 17-point underdog against the Jets in a nationally televised 9:30 p.m. EDT kickoff. Graham has used trick plays before, featuring quarterbacks Douglass Hanratty and Podolak, aiming to upset the NFL power. The crowd may top 70,000 as Na math items boost ticket sales.
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Vic's Appliance Bowlers Seek Jackpot in Five-Game Rolloff
Vic's Appliance hosts a Little League bowling event with winners Don Bouffard Don Raybine and Bob Marcotte among the jackpot shot achievers. Marcotte is a three time handicap rolloff champion and Jerry Giles has two wins. six others—Jerry Fleurent Raybine Don Hebert Bouffard Charlie Martel and Owens—also prevailed. Entries remain open until rolloff time over a five game route.
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Tillman's Three Homers Shaded By Aaron Clout
Braves catcher Tillman hits three homers in a doubleheader, still dropping in the long ball race behind Hank Aaron who hits his 537th. Nightcap sees Philadelphia rally, while Astros set NL record with two grand slams in one inning. Aaron cites misdirections and timing as key to his milestone.
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Slammin Sam Snead braces for future on tour
At 57, Slammin Sam Snead dismissed retirement talk while signing autographs at Westchester Country Club after a five under par 67 in the Westchester Classic prelude. He noted nerves, vowed to keep playing as long as his legs hold, and recalled contending for the Canadian Open recently before losing a playoff to Tommy Aaron.
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National League East and West Standings Snapshot
Baseball standings and upcoming games across the National and American Leagues. Teams listed include New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal Atlanta San Francisco Cincinnati Houston San Diego Los Angeles Chicago Baltimore Detroit Boston Washington New York Cleveland Minnesota Oakland Seattle Kansas City California. Wednesday results feature Houston 16 over New York 11 and more. Upcoming doubleheaders and night games noted for several cities and venues.
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Braves rout Phillies in first game of doubleheader
Bob Tillman slugged three consecutive homers driving in four runs as Atlanta beat Philadelphia 63 in the opener. Bob Gibson fanned 13 over five hits, leading St. Louis to a 5-2 win over San Diego.
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Foley named new coach for Holy Cross Crusaders
Worcester AP report: Jay Foley, class of 1960 from Holy Cross, who has coached crew at St. John's School Shrewsbury for four years, becomes Crusaders head coach replacing Ron Johnson who resigned for business reasons. Also: Salem News notes Gold Rags wins Rockingham Park feature race in 1:12 1/5 over Queen Viking.
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Area Bowlers Will Compete In Men's Event
The 12th weekly handicap rolloffs will be held at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford tomorrow at 7 30. Defending champ Jimmy Owens of Saco returns with a field of 10 bowlers, cash prizes awarded and the winner earns a shot at the unconverted 1 7 10 bonus for five weeks.
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American League batting and pitching leaders mixed notes
A garbled list of 300 at bats leaders and other stats from the American League and National League use, naming players such as Ca rew, R. Smith, R. Jackson, Killebrew, Oliva, and McNally. It includes runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records with wins and strikeouts for several teams.
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Rookies Battle For Starting Patriots Jobs
AMHERST Massachusetts AP second year pro Paul Feldhausen and rookie John Cagle lead the battle for starting duties at the Boston Patriots camp. Feldhausen shares first string with Tommy Funchess at tackle while Cagle eyes the defensive end spot as Dennis Byrd moves inside. Veterans Cappelletti and Whalen compete for punting duties with rookies Conley and Erisman also in the mix. Coach Rush projected a balanced roster and identified Nance Gamble and Tali ferro as potential backs and quarterback for the first scrimmage against Cincinnati.
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Hinsdale Raceway Feature Mile Pace Winner
Val Laird won the featured mile pace at Hinsdale Raceway on Wednesday night finishing in 2 07 2 5.
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