Colts Seek Vengeance Against Chiefs Tonight
Baltimore plans to open the NFL preseason with a strong squad led by coach Don McCafferty aiming to avenge last season’s 44-24 loss. Key players Fred Miller and Jim Bailey are out, and John Unitas is still rounding into shape after an April Achilles tear.
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Colts Chiefs Exhibition Tilt On TV Tonight
Baltimore Colts face Kansas City Chiefs in a televised exhibition opener on Channel 9 in Kansas City at 7. Sam Havrilak starts at quarterback replacing Earl Morrall as the Colts evaluate young passers. Karl Douglas also leaves Morrall on the bench. Kansas City’s defense may miss Jerry Mays but remains strong. Mike Curtis and Willie Lanier duel for the middle linebacker spot as both teams bring large rosters to Baltimore.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Games List
Standings show Philadelphia versus Pittsburgh and San Francisco at Chicago among evening games. Other matchups include San Diego at Houston Los Angeles at St Louis New York at Atlanta and Montreal at Cincinnati with several night contests.
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Splittorff Chains of Close Losses Haunt Royals Pitcher
Kansas City Royals left hander Paul Splittorff has four wins and five losses since May 29, with four defeats by one run. He battled the Milwaukee Brewers to a 2-1 loss after a tense ninth inning as Skip Lockwood and Ron Theobald sparked two Brewers runs. Amos Otis and Joe Keough contributed the Royals' lone run in the fourth, but Keough misread the hit and was left stranded at third.
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White Sox Beat A’s 7 Despite Two-Hit Effort
Tom Bradley allowed Oakland only two hits and struck out six to lift the White Sox to a 7 run victory. Julian Javier had four hits with two RBIs and two runs scored as the Cardinals rallied for a 12 to 8 win over the San Francisco Giants.
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Nine-Run Explosion Powers Cardinals 12 8
San Francisco Giants see a 12-8 defeat as St. Louis Cardinals erupt for nine runs in a key fifth inning. Giants manager Charlie Fox cites weak starting pitching and slumping offense as the skid reaches five straight games. Cumberland starts, then McMahon and Johnson fail to stop the burst.
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Retired Chiefs star Curtis McClinton becomes civic leader
Curtis McClinton, former Kansas City Chiefs back, leads the Greater Kansas City Black Economic Union as its president. He aims to build minority business and create 50 000 jobs in five years while serving on boards and pursuing music and public outreach. The ex athlete emphasizes daily work toward community goals over past football glory.
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Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Shou'd Miss You
A brief instruction urges readers to contact their Tribune carrier. If unavailable, readers are advised to dial 431-3400 at 5 30 p m for assistance.
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Heard Leads American Field at Halfway Mark
Akron report says 24 year old Jerry Heard of Visalia California leads the American Golf Classic after 36 holes with a seven under par 135, three shots ahead of the field. He compares the standings to a mile run and notes his late pace shape.
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Buchholz Favored In Missouri Valley semifinals
Cliff Buchholz of St. Louis is favored to win his semifinal against Steve Wilkinson of Sioux City Iowa in the Missouri Valley tennis tournament at Kansas City. Dale Miller Ponca City Oklahoma meets Hari Burrus Fairfield Iowa in the other semifinal, while Connie Cristler faces Molly Hannas and Jennifer Waterman plays Terry Tipping in women’s singles semis.
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Project to Improve Fishing at Toronto Reservoir
Kansas biologist Bob Hartmann leads a study at Toronto Reservoir to assess fish populations and improve angling. A controlled cave sampling with a toxicant will kill fish in a confined area, then be neutralized after 10 to 12 hours to prevent further losses.
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Duecy Extends Scoreless String in 7-0 Galesburg Win
Galesburg pitcher Duane Duecy blanked St. Patrick's 7-0 to advance to the Chanute Softball League Tournament quarterfinals. He has 14 straight scoreless innings after a four-hit shutout Wednesday. Max Grogan held Nazarene to four hits as Galesburg won 6-0 to reach the next round.
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