Dean Chance Named to Start All Star Game
ANAHEIM AP Dean Chance returns to the land of Donald Duck to start the All Star game for the American League against the National League. Chance, a controversial right hander with ties to the California Angels, was named by AL Manager Hank Bauer to oppose the NL.
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Baseball World Series Game Time and Rules Snapshot
Game time 4 15 p m PDT 6 15 p m cor Opponents American League versus National League Managers Hank Bauer Baltimore American League Walter Alston Los Angeles National League Series standings National won 19 American 17 one tied Probable attendance 46 000 Television and reno National Broadcasting Company Channel 7 Waterloo Favorite National League Starting pitchers Dean Chance Minnesota American Juan Marichal San Francisco National Special rules Starters except pitchers must play at least first three innings No pitcher can work more than three innings unless extra inning game Last year's result National 2 American 1 in 10 innings
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Unusual 4 15 P T Start Sparks All Star Game in Anaheim
About 46 000 fans are expected at Anaheim’s large triple deck stadium for the All Star game the first time hosting. Chance, 26, 11 7, makes a sparkling comeback after a trade to Minnesota last winter and will start for the second time in two All Star appearances.
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Exits leave Cedar Rapids schools short of top coaches
Cedar Rapids public schools have lost five head football and basketball coaches in 12 years, possibly six with Bob Jennings. Notably three led state title teams and another reached the 1966 state basketball final. Ted Lawrence left Jeff after 1965 to coach at Iowa, Jennings moved to Prairie, McLeary quit Wash after a state runner up, Rainbow left Wash in 1966, and Gay Dahn announced departure after guiding Jeff to the 1967 crown.
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Baseball Still Tops National Pastime But Faces Change
Louis Harris reports a nationwide cross section of baseball fans shows 41 percent find games too slow and long while one in three want a shorter season. Most favor more night games and TV coverage, especially on the West Coast where home games are blacked out. Women favor fewer TV hours and many fans, especially youths, could drive baseball growth or decline based on pace, schedule, and telecast access.
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Mayo Ranks Third in All Around Cowhand Standings
Denver dispatch reports Iowa roper Paul Mayo holds third in the all around standings as of Monday release by the Rodeo Cowboys Association.
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Final Checkup For Hornung Before Saints Drills
In San Diego on Monday, Paul Hornung led to Mayo Clinic Rochester for a final neck checkup before drills with the New Orleans Saints. Saints coach Tom Fears said the routine examination aims to clear him for the upcoming season.
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Four former champions set for Iowa Women's Golf title
The Iowa Women's Golf Assn championship at Cedar Rapids Country Club draws top players. Defending champ Jacque Fladoos and three former victors return, with Cedar Rapids trio Linda Jordan Rice Lee Julian and Sue Harman aiming for home-course edge. Field capped at 120. event runs July 16 to 21 with 72-hole final in championship flight.
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Wehde Fires 69 To Take Twin Pines Title
Harvey Wehde shot a 69 to win top honors in Twin Pines Men's Assn play last week. Dick Shields earned low net with 66, while winners included Hank Emerson 34 low scratch front nine and Cliff Kurth 32 low net back nine. Blind bogies honored to a list of players. KCRG TV covered the event on weeknight news.
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