Long Ball and Pryor Shine for Bees in Quad Cities Win
Hart Johnson fanned 17 as a long ball slugging tied the Bees with Quad Cities. Jeff Pryor added six hits and 13 strikeouts in a 9 4 victory over Decatur. Parker and Nunn homered to power the Quad Cities offense, with Parker driving in five runs.
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Army Break Finally Ends For Tolan
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Bobby Tolan, batting .417, earned a three day Army pass to play three games before returning to duty. He traveled between Harrisburg and Philadelphia to rejoin the club, collecting five hits in 17 at bats with two doubles and a home run during the hectic span. Tolan, acquired from St. Louis for Vada Pinson, has emerged in a starting role for Cincinnati with 21 doubles, nine triples, seven homers, and 74 RBIs this season. Reds officials declined to explain how the trio pass was obtained.
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Des Moines Eliminated From Senior Little League Series
Des Moines was eliminated from the Senior Little League World Series after a lopsided 18 to 3 loss to Oreanside. Jeff Albert and John Fires homered for Oreanside as Steve Martin pitched and delivered three hits. Des Moines’ Jim Gray collected two of the team’s hits in the double elimination tourney.
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Lacoste and Welts Vie In Semis
In Irving Texas Catherine Lacoste faces Anne Welts in the U S Women's Amateur semifinals. Nancy Hager battles Shelly Hamlin in the other bracket as Lacoste seeks to extend her 1967 U S Open prestige on a demanding Las Colinas course amid frigid morning temps and heavy rough.
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World marks fall in AAU swimming in Louisville
Susie Atwood 16 of Long Beach and Gary Hall 18 of Indiana U topple world records on opening day of the AAU 20 meter and 400 meter events. Debbie Meyer defends the 400 meter free title with a new AAU mark as Virginia Durkin and Kim Brecht win the women s butterfly and breaststroke events.
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East Germany
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Virginia Durkin
St. Petersburgh
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Des Moines Oak Leafs sign two-year goalie Denoncourt
Des Moines Oak Leafs General Manager coach Terry Slaters announced the signing of two-year-old goaltender Guy Denoncourt of Shawinigan Falls Quebec. The article notes recent marks by Ralph Hulton and other athletes and mentions Menard and Phillips 66 team records, with several names linked to the Oak Leaf program.
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Cox and Curtis Key for Britain in Davis Cup doubles
Britain's unpredictable doubles duo Mark Cox and Peter Curtis faced a pivotal doubles match at Wimbledon against Romania's Ion Tiriac and Ilie Nastase. After a tight 1-1 tie from the opening singles, Cox was edged 6-1 6-4, while Graham Stilwell won 6-4 4-6 6-2 to keep Britain in contention for the Challenge Round against the United States.
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Gogolak Faces Jets In New Haven Bowl Showdown
Fairfield AP report profiles Pete Gogolak as he prepares for a charity exhibition against the New York Jets at Yale Bowl. The former Buffalo Bills and Giants kicker reflects on his unlikely career path from Cornell to pro football, his marketable value, and hopes for long field goals in the all star North East clash.
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WBA Warns Benvenuti to Fight Rodriguez or Lose Title
The World Boxing Association warned middleweight champion Nino Benvenuti he may lose recognition as champion if he fails to defend against No 1 contender Luis Rodriguez. WBA president Bernie Bruneau said Benvenuti was forewarned after past attempts to dodge Rodriguez and a loss to Dick Tiger. If no fight by the Salt Lake City convention, Aug 24–27, the title recognition could be withdrawn.
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Keokuk Farmers Stock 9330 Bass in County Ponds
SIGOURNEY Thirty two ponds owned by Keokuk county farmers were stocked with a total of 9 308 bass recently Catfish will be delivered this fall The fish are furnished free by the government from the Fairport fish hatchery Farmers are not required to open ponds to public fishing Recipients include Leo Adam Lloyd Axmear Albert Baxfee Herman Grainers Charma Caxsens Erwin Ehrenward Robert Galt Brancie r Greiner Gordon Hinton Win Laws Jack Lewrence Russell Little fex Yarnon Milter Clarice Mitchells David Naller Jim Rose Howard Sleven LeRoy Sisran Merit Shepherd Lyte Smakenberg Kenossh spaller Ponsid Spears Jay Storm Jarl streigis Alban Taphon Joseph Thomas Kenneth Wharton afreoll White Edward Valdhulzen
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No Change in Avery's Plans
Stuttgart Germany AP Avery Brundage president of the International Olympic Committee says he is prepared to drop certain sports from the Olympic program to preserve amateur ideals. He cites sports controlled by professional promoters and notes skiing may be among those affected.
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