Sparky Anderson vows to win in midseason All Star clash
Oakland manager Sparky Anderson said he is here to win the midseason All Star Game. He contends the goal is to beat the American League, with Catfish Hunter on the mound and a strong NL lineup featuring Hank Aaron, Brooks Robinson, Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, and Billy Williams. Rick Wise will start for the AL against the NL bats in a classic 1933- era exhibition.
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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
In a busy All Star Week preview Gus Schrader reports on a packed sports itinerary. The trip includes Kansas City for AL versus Nationals notes, a Shiels training camp stop, and a debut at the new Harry Truman sports complex hosting Chiefs football and Royals baseball. Also covered are visits to Chicago for Football Writers events, a College All Stars game against the Miami Dolphins, and profiles of Vern Den Herder and Eddie Polyak with timing and team comparison details.
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Baseball Standings And Football Schedule Notice
Nonsensical OCR fragment references baseball standings and a football schedule with Notre Dame and other teams. Mentions Bastan College, Moga, and dates around December. Provides scattered scores and venue hints with multiple locations.
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Switch Gazette Tourney Dates Shifted in Camette Tennis Meet
The annual Camette city junior tennis tournament dates were moved forward to July 31 announced by tournament manager Dave Reader. Entries should be phoned to the Memo rhal Tennis Center at 405-1783 by the stated deadline.
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Track icons to compete at Central American and Caribbean meet
Kingston January AP report lists world record holders Dott Quarrie Marilyn Noutville and others including Byron Dice and At Trey Rald as participants in the Jamaican Amalie Alltet ip Association. They will travel to Venezuela for the championships slated February 2 3.
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Kennedy Wash Gain in Tourney Van Hoeck Hurls No-Hitter
Center Point’s Chuck Van Hoeck tossed a no hitter as Kennedy defeated Marion 30. A flurry of errors aided Washington in a district AA matchup. The Cedar Rapids teams Kennedy and Washington advance to face Norway in Tuesday’s finale depending on weather and rescheduled games, with finals and semifinals to follow in Norway and Williamsburg.
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Leone Tops Valley Hitters in Wide Conference Showdown
In a high scoring Wamac league game Leone defeated Valley 9 to 4 as Kennedy’s 9 runs and standout performances fueled the comeback. Brack Reeder drew a walk and was doubled home by Dave Godel in the fourth, while Gene Sehmelser tripled and scored to keep Kennedy in contention. Washington and Jefferson players led late rallies, and no-hit district play dominated as no-hitters occurred in different matchups, with Muscatine and Marshalltown among the notable performances.
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Largest Mat Tourney Slated in Iowa City
The largest wrestling tournament ever held in the United States is planned for Iowa City at the Town fieldhouse July 26 to 28. About 800 wrestlers from 40 states expected. featured high school all-Americans Sheye Hunt and others. Freestyle added with a six weight class system and state style rules governing competition. Admission is free for adults and $1 for students. tickets sold at the ticket office or door.
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Connors Wins Pro Net Cash Championship at Longwood
In Brookline Massachusetts Jimmy Connors defeated Artie Ashe in the Pro Tennis Championship final to win 40000 with a two handed backstroke style and besting Ashe in just over three hours before a crowd of about five thousand. Connors earned 12000 for the first prize as the tournament concluded in the Longwood venue Monday night.
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