Prothro and Devine Discuss Dehumanizing Football
Los Angeles Rams coach Tommy Prothro and Green Bay Packers coach Dan Devine discuss critics and the idea of football being dehumanizing in a roundtable with AP writers. They address discipline, public debate, and the sport’s human aspects as rookie pro coaches prep for their first seasons.
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Dan Devine
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Will Grimsley
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Robby's 2500th Hit and 3-Run Homer Shines in Orioles Win
Frank Robinson highlighted the night with his 2500th career hit a three run homer as Baltimore beat the Senators 7 3 Lopez and Sanders provided key support for Milwaukee over Kansas City while Detroit edged New York and Boston beat Cleveland in a busy major league slate, with Gilbreth and Montgomery earning victories for Detroit and Boston respectively.
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Harper
New York
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Brewer
Eleveland
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Bob Montgomery
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Tigers
Yankees
Bill Freshin
Detroit Panathera
Cleveland
Eddie Leon
Chuck Hinton
Botton
Rozek, Ellis Lead In Junior Meet Qualifier
Gary Rozek and Ellis bested the field with 74s as qualifiers for the junior meet starting July 19 at Indian Creek Country Club. Rounds will also be played at Ellis, Squaw Creek and Twin Pines in the Tri Rivers conference event.
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Rozek
John Stevie
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Indian Creek Country Lid
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Devine reflects on language awareness and prejudice in sports
Devine says he has become more careful with words after realizing terms such as Dago offend Italians, and he notes everyone harbors prejudice. He believes college football, NFL coaches, and players have grown over years, stressing worry about competitors who share his field but disagree with his philosophy.
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Eichelberger Fires 64 in Milwaukee Open Start
Dave Eichelberger, a former Walker Cupper, shot a scorching 64 in round one of the Greater Milwaukee Open at Golf Club. He used aggressive approaches and a hot putter to post a seven under par 64, leading Brad Tead by two strokes in the $125,000 event.
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Dave Eichelberger
Brad
Tripoli
Golf Club
Scottish Caddy: Trevino Serious By Ronald Thompson
SOUTHPORT England AP One of the last great Scottish caddies backs US Open champion Lee Trevino calling him the best golf brain. Willie Aitchison who guided Vicenzo to Hoylake glory and Lema at St Andrews in 1964 says Trevino is the most serious and focused player today. He notes Trevino’s nerves and calm under pressure and that Trevino remains a top professional caddie with a rare blend of skill and poise.
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Southport
England
Lee
Trevito
Willie Aitcison
Tony Lema
St. Andrews
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
Hoylake
Treving
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Trevino
U. S
Willie
Goth
Aitchison
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Wagen
Jones
Britain
Willie Aitchison
Wessling No Hitter Tops Wash District Tilt For Legion
Doug Wessling struck out 10 to pitch a no hit win for Davenport's Legion over Cedar Rapids Washing ton in an inter district contest. He drove in the only run with a first inning single as Benton collected two hits. The win improves the Legion to 16-4 for the summer and advances them toward a state tournament berth.
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Doug Wessling
Cedar Rapids
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Benton
Ray Stefani
Jmrt
Legion
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