Mira Passes Initial Test in All America Game
George Mira of Miami led the East to an 18-15 victory over the West at War Memorial Stadium. The 5-foot-11 quarterback completed 21 of 40 passes for 306 yards and five straight completions in a decisive second half rally. Mira called the test against bigger linemen a real measure and said he passed.
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Buffalo
N.Y
George Mira
Giants
Na- Francisco 49Ers
Mira
University of Miami
Fla
Nasciny
Percever Mira
War Mamorial Stadium
Je “T
Record Bid By Formosan Falls Short
A scrambled recap of a football and track meet with Formosa failing a bid, Ohio State stars Paul Warfield and Matt Snell noted, Don Tull and Rick Leeson mentioned, and a decathlon context with Alvis hospitalized. The piece mixes various events and results from sports days in Boston and Pasadena. The tenor mirrors a late 1960s/early 1970s sports wire, tagging teams, players and upcoming Olympic scope.
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Lo Paul Warfield
Ohio State
Cleveland Brown
Matt Snell
New York Jets
Don ‘Tull
Ae Ee
Houston Oilers
Snell Grab
Calif
Ang
Mira
Formosa
Rick Leeson
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cleveland
Max Alvis
Spi
Paul Herman
Don Jessy
United
Sherm Lewis
Michigan State
Thomas Tierney
Russia
Red Sox
Cartier
Eller
Minnesota
Lloyd
Nebraska
Scott Appleton
Alvis
Mt. San Antonio College
Texas
Pasadena Athletic Asso
Willie Crenshaw
Yung
Dr. Tierney
Alvis Pecorpanse
Weeloe
Roy
San Antonio Relays
Yang
EM Yang
Sbite
Don Frisy
Rosa Hodge
Toomey
Dick Em
Don St Williams
Dave Thoreson
Smith
Cavenar
Asbe
Dy Galave
WiliBm
ToAy
Phil Mulkey
Wimbledon Faces Shadow of Politics on Green Courts
Shadow of political boycotts and federation tensions looms over Wimbledon as top players including Roy Emerson and Maria Bueno push toward the quarterfinals. The All England Club contends with withdrawals and seeds tumbling as the men's and women's fields narrow toward semifinals, amid international protests and political divisions affecting the event.
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Shadow of Politics
Robert Jones
Wimbledon
England
Roy’ Emerson
Ploashins
Mar
Rouligard
Maria Bueno
Emerson
Greens
Chuck
McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Margaret Smith
Australia
Jare
Apate
Fants
Allengland Club
Boy Entersom
Bob Hewitt Rawon
Kelfael Osuna
Billhcause
Wilhelm Bungert
Fred Stolle Tilden
Suzanne Lenglen
Christian
Alexander Khunke
Abe
Metraveli
Russia
American Horse Beaten in Big Dublin Races
In Curragh Ireland Santa Claus led early and held on to win the Irish Sweepstakes with $150,490 purse. The American owned favorite in the field, Anglehard of New York, finished second, narrowly ahead of a longshot in a dramatic finish. Longchamp Sunday saw Sunny Prince place the Grand Prix, while Rothschilds White Libel and others trailed closely in a closely contested day's racing.
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Paris
Guy Dela
Mme
L. Volterra
Rothschild
J. Courou
Sunny Prince
Longchamps
Ithird
Iapart
Diana
L. Heurteur
Curragh
Ireland
Label
Santa Claus
Indiana
Charles W.stakes
Anglehard
New York
Waa
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Aseos
Formosan
Chamimons
South Charleston
Walter Kramer
Venture
Lanes
Kramer
Mary Martha Rogers
Huntington
From McCay
Roger Stephens
Weston
Noel Beard
Abe Segal
South Africa
Istvan Gulyas
Hungary
Segal
Eds
Iri Javorsky
Ira Sukova
Ray Weedon
Annete van Zyl
Jeff
MacCorkle Ave
Kanawha City
Ph. WA
Valley
Lee
Moytag
LIBEZ
DON Ong Sales
George Raider
Ora Earl
Floyd Jeffrey
Eorge Spencer
Larry Weichman
Lawrence Duncan
Claude Starcher
Dodge Boys
Dodge
Ford
Chevy
Galyean
Virginia
Truslow ST
Arce
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