Pass defense could decide 1971 College All Stars showdown
CINCINNATI era of UPC pass defense shapes up as vital as College All Stars meet NFL champions. With Unitas sidelined by a torn Achilles tendon, Mancell or Jakie Karl Doupuits must defend against Morrall and top receivers Hill, Youngblood, Norris, and Hall. Blanton Collier leads a lean, aggressive college unit aiming to disrupt Morrall’s passing, while pro veterans bring refined plays and conditioning.
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Baltimore
Las
APC
Toy
Johny Unitas
Kat Morrall
Eddie Hinton
Rey Jefferson
The
Stars
Unitas
Isis Achilles
Fendan
Mancell
Jakie Karl Doupuits
Blanton Collier
Collegians
Jack
Ohio State
Clarence Scott
Kansas
Charlie Hall
Pittsburgh
Tsone Thomas
Bishop
Chicago Bears
Jack Cangannon
HoWsy Douglas
Collier
Morrall
Hill
Sarceury
Wikcunsis
Jack Yongbiwd
Florida
Tony McGiee
Biswo
Richard Norris
Grambling
Patriots cut top linebacker to retool roster
United Press International reports the New England Patriots released top linebacker Bramlett, a seven year veteran, to pursue other opportunities after Dallas acquired Steve Kiner. The move follows Kiner and Fred Whittingham competing for Bramlett’s spot as the team also signs tight end Comer and center Minnicar.
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United Press International
John Nazar
Ine
England Patriots
Patriots
Fred Whittingham
Bramlett
Patriors
Nate Fowler
Cowboys
Deryk Comer
Atlanta Pateuns
Fred Minnicar
Washington Redskins
Cleveland Browns
Joek Taffoni
Nick Skorich
Taffoni
Oakland Raers
Green Bay Pack
Santa Rosa
Call
Daryle Lamontes
Fut Raiders
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Gart Stare
Green Bay
State
Edward P. Henderson
Thousand Gakx
Calif
Dallas
San Francisco Nineys
Alt Reading
Philadelphia Eagles
Arnold Carmichael
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Eagies
Races at Fairgrounds Leave Wide Odds Board
Results from the Fairgrounds show multiple races with varied payouts. Jeannie Raby posted a 3.3 in one heat, Polly clocked 7.60, and odds-listed finishes included Imad and Megie in strategic positions. Final fields featured Gallant Ribot and High Arrival among others with combined totals shown.
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Allendance— AF
Prince
Brooks Errors Doom His Team as Birds Rally to Win
Orioles salvaged a dramatic win over Oakland as Frank Robinson hit a three run homer in the ninth after Brooks Robinson, acclaimed for his fielding, made three errors in the fifth allowing two A’s runs. Mike Cuellar started for Baltimore. Don Olew? Olom pitched for Oakland. Other AL results included Milwaukee 5-0 Boston, Chicago 4-3 New York, Detroit 7-5 KC, Washington 7-1 Minnesota, California 5-1 Cleveland. NL standings saw St Louis 6-3 New York and Houston 6-3 Philadelphia, Chicago 10-2 Montreal, San Francisco 2-1 Atlanta, San Diego 4-2 Cincinnati, Los Angeles blanked by Pittsburgh.
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Major League Leaders In Batting Home Run and Pitching Figures
National and American League leaders listed with top batting averages, home runs and runs batted in. Notable names include Stargell and Aaron in home runs, Stargell and Torre among RBIs, with Jenkins Carlton and Wie leading pitching circles.
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Engberg Ernst win caliber matches amid Sunday shooting
Engberg won the Wider 25 caliber event and Glenn Ernst won the over 25 caliber match on Sunday. Magperg posted 1,347 inches at 100 yards with a 243, Keith Krohn was second with 1,575 using a 22 rifle, Jerome Slusarski third with 1,536 on a 22-250, Ernst shot 2,220 with a 30-06, Max Koch 2,935 with a 270, Ralph Aerni 0.270, final DCM matches set for August.
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Glenn Ernst
Magperg
Usinn
Keith Krohn
Jerome Slusarski
Ernst
Max Koch
Ralph Aerni
D.C.M
Jets sign two players add veterans to 1971 contracts
New York Jets announced they signed kicker Bobby Howfield safety Gus Holle raom and defensive lineman Steve Thompson to their 1971 contracts. The moves formalize veteran additions to the NFL club as it rebuilds for the season.
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NEW York
New York Jets
National Football League
Bobby Howfield
Gus Holleraom
Steve Thompson
Starr Listed Satisfactory After Injury at Mayo Clinic
Rochester Minnesota UPI reports star quarterback Dart Starr of Green Bay Macker is listed satisfactory after a bicep and a right shoulder injury treated at the Mayo Clinic. Sandon Irae fant is mentioned in context of medical updates and is listed in related notes.
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Min
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Dart Starr
Green Bay
Macker
Sandon Irae
Mayo Clinic
Midget Blues and Lincoln tie in slow six to five slugfest
Columbus Midget Blues and Lincoln KOLN SY Midgets battled to a 6-5 deadlock Wednesday. Dwayne Henry started for the Blues, allowed four hits and three runs in the first three frames, with Colum bus collecting 11 hits against Schafer Egger Keller and Henry. The Bock Specht crew added a double in the second and four more in the third. Blues’ next game is August 8 at Fremont vs Norfolk at 2 30 p m.
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Schafer
Jim Egger
Mark Keller
Henry
Greg Bullington
Randy Hoesser
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Selson
Norfolk
Fremont
Hanke
Ton Partridge
Valasek
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Briggs
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Blair
Divisional champions hast Columbus 3 2 in final game
Lincoln First National Bank champions of the Columbus Hast Division edged Columbus Union 3 2 on Wednesday night. Don Wails took the loss as he started the game and allowed two runs in three innings. Key hits included Nelson scoring, Vealey driving in a run, and a two run single by Hendricks. Columbus threatened in the later innings but could not overcome Lincoln.
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Picayune coin term traces small value in U S usage
The phrase picayune describes low value coins such as the fippenny bit and extended to mean something of little worth. It reflects the historical term used in U S commerce and language to denote minor monetary value.
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U.S
Conigliaro family battles baseball heartbreak and hope
Teresa Conigliaro speaks of her sons Tony and Billy facing baseball traumas and grief after Tony’s eye injury and Tony’s retirement in anger and fear for Richie’s future. The family seeks happiness and safer paths, hoping the youngest finds a different dream away from the sport.
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Teresa Conipliaro
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Teresa Conigliaro
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U.S. Baseballers Seek Upset Over Cuban Nine
UPI reports the United States aims to defeat Cuba in Pan American Games baseball. Coach Bob Winkles notes Cuba is older and stronger, with several players who could reach the majors. He cites amateur limits and pro contracts affecting U.S. roster.
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UPI
United States
0.S
Bob Wilkles
U.S
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Winnipeg
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Ors
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Alan Barnisster
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Trevino Aims for Team Event Win in PGA Tour Start
Ligonier Pennsylvania reports Trevino entering the PGA national amateur team event with incentive to win. Teamed with Howie Johnson, Trevino seeks victory or runner up to secure more money and rest after a grueling string of 97 straight days. He has earned about 197,219 this year aiming toward the 205,168 record, with $20,000 won per team and $12,000 for second. Defending champs Nicklaus and Palmer among favorites as six two-man teams compete in the $200,000 event where better-ball counts toward score.
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Arswhi Palmer
Frevmo
Baltimore Calls vs College All Stars Friction in Chicago Showdown
The Baltimore Calls, missing Johnny Unitas, prepare for Friday clash with the College All-Stars in Chicago. Earl Morrall leads the Colts pass attack while Sam Havrilak shifts back to quarterback duties. Tom Matte eyes a comeback. Eddie Hinton Roy Jefferson John Mackey and Tom Mitchell pace the receiving corps as defense seeks to blunt the All-Star air game.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Johnny Unitas
Unitas
Colts
Earl Morrall
Sam Havrilak
Tom Matte
Eddie Hinton
Oklahoma
Roy Jefferson
John Mackey
Tom Mitchell
Billy Ray Smith
Mike Curtis
Mustangs Sign Two Players In Omaha
The Omaha Mustangs announce the addition of Terry Shelsta and Dona Ray to their roster. Shelsta, 26, 3 225 pound defensive tackle from Dakota Wesleyan University earned all district 12 honors. Ray, a former Tech High and Peru State footballer, is 51 and listed at 1380 pounds, slated as a wide receiver for the semi pro squad.
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UPI
Omaha Mustangs
Terry Shelsta
Dona Ray
Shelsta
Dakota Wesleyan University
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Ray
Tech
Peru
Ite
Hic
Frank Leahy Improves After Surgery in Portland
Former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy, aged 63, is reported to be improved after surgery to remove tissue interfering with kidney and liver function. The condition was described as serious but stabilizing Wednesday in Portland, where he is hospitalized under medical care.
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Oye
Frank Leahy
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