Kapp Namath Absences Mark NFL Camp Shifts
NFL camps see veterans recapturing jobs as rookies sind. Lance Alworth retires for the Chargers after seeking renegotiation. Joe Kapp and Joe Namath stay away from camp amid contract talks and unknown reasons. Multiple teams report roster moves and early drills as coaches manage through exhibitions.
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Lance Alworth
San Diego Chargers
Arkansas
San Diego
Minnesota
Joe Kapp
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Kapp
Vikings
Namath
Baltimore
Ron Kostelnik
Green Bay Packers
Herb
Brown Wins First Major League Victory After Nine Years In Minors
Jackie Brown, a long relief pitcher for the Washington Senators, earned his first major league win against Detroit after nine years in the minors. He worked 5 1 3 innings, allowing two hits and one run before Darold Knowles closed it. McLain praised Brown, and Ted Williams may reconsider roles as other AL games unfolded with strong performances from McNally Blyleven and Hargan.
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Jackie Brown
Denny McLain
Brown
Washington
George Brunet
Darold Knowles
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Knowles
Baltimore
Dave McNally
Boston
Minnesota
Bert Blyleven
Milwaukee
Steve Hargan
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Tommy John
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Oakland
California
Ted Williams
Denver
Williams
McNally
Orioles
Paul Blair
Blyleven
Struc
Rich Reese
Horgan
Wichita
Vada Pinson
Hargan
Danny Cater
John
Syd O’brien
O’brien
John Odom
A’s
Angels
Mudcat Grant
Jim Roland
Alworth Considers Retirement Over Financial Woes
San Diego AP reports Lance Alworth plans to retire not from inability but from tight finances and poor investments. His lawyer Don Augustine cites a strong chance of personal bankruptcy and notes Alworth sought a more lucrative role with International Sports Associates of Phoenix, a firm employing former stars.
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SAN Diego
Lance Alworth
San Diego Chargers
Alworth
Don Augustine
Augustine
International Sports Associates of
Phoenix
Ariz
FUMC Beaverdam Post Win In Church Softball League
FUMC tallies 10 in first inning en route to a 12 5 victory over Sparta Baptists as Tom Shaw earns the win. Ed Curry and Dave Turner each collect four hits with two doubles for Turner and a triple for Curry. Beaverdam tops Valley View 7 1 behind Bob Hostetler two hits apiece including a double and single. Presbyterians face Catholic Youth and Corry Alliance meets Sparta Alliance on upcoming schedule.
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United Methodist Church
Sparta Baptists
FUMC
Church Recreation
Baptists
Spartansburg
Dave Turner
Ed Curry
Turner
Curry
Gregg Marsh
Methodists
Tom Shaw
Terry Fisher
Sparta
Beaverdam
Bob Hostetler
Valley View
Hostetler
Art Zehr
Mennonites
Don Nofziger
Ken Stutzman
Rod Burrows
Stutzman
Harrington Boys
Larry
Church Loop
Presbyterians
Corry Alliance
Sparta Alliance
Corry Jamestowners Dominate North East in Big Win
Corry Jamestown blasted North East Little League 30 1 as Wetmore earned the win with a grand slam and a trio of hurlers held the Giants to three hits. Cragg led with four hits, Bracken and Hammond added three each, while Dan Gorniak had two of North East’s three safeties. The team heads to Wesleyville tomorrow to face the league’s top squad.
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Jamestown
North East Giants
Giants
Corry
Corry Jamestown
Baressimen
Corry Boys
Joe Baressi
Tim Wetmore
Wetmore
Mike Cragg
Kevin Ross
Baressi
Cragg
Ross
Bill Bracken
Greg Hammond
Corry Jamestowners
Dan Gates
Bill Hammerlee
John Hammond
Jeff Daniels
Dan Cole
Dan Gorniak
North East
Gorniak
Jim Maines
Wesleyville
Harborcreek
Wayne Ray wins world 28-gauge skeet title in overtime
In Savannah Georgia Wayne Ray from Galveston Texas shot 100 of 100 in regulation and then cleared 35 extra targets to capture the world 28 gauge skeet championship at Forest City Gun Club. Auction of a 460 acre Irish stud farm near Dublin was withdrawn after bidding stalled at 444000.
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Savannah
Wayne Ray
Galveston
Tex
Forest City
Dublin
Ireland
Mabaranee
Baroda
Phillies slip as Grant Jackson is tagged out during rally
The Philadelphia Phillies fail to complete a seventh inning comeback after pinch runner Grant Jackson steps off third and is tagged out. St Louis holds on for a 3 2 victory as Cardinals extend lead in NL standings amid other NL results.
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Associated Preas
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Grant Jackson
Jackson
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cardinals
Jerry Reuss
Byron Browne
Larry Hisle
Ruess
Rick Joseph
Tony Taylor
Joseph
Taylor
Carl Taylor
Richie Allen
Bob Robertson
Bob Veale
Pirates
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chuck Latourette
Chicago Bears
Jim Dooley
Bobby Douglass
Paul Brown
Bengals
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Bill Austin
Vince Lombardi
Redskins
Lombardi
Miami
Mercury Morris
Dolphins
Clive Bush
Patriots
Dick Nolan
45Ers
New Orleans
Nat James
Jeff Smith
Los Angeles Rams
Roger Brown
Kermit Alexander
John Madden
Raiders
Gary McDermott
Stan Hearns
Falcons
Bill Sabatino
Buffalo
John Rauch
Bills
Jets
McLain
Beaverdam Post
Rutin
Corry Western Auto
Western Auto
Ron Barstow
Wa Acc
Buddy Rich
Crosstown
Erie, Pa
Ken Bisbee
Hammond
Journal
McEldowney
NE. Giants
D. Gorniak
Isbee
K. Bisbee
J. Maines
Lana
Lerengery
D.ghiet
C.maus
Thompsen
Cooker Maines
Craga
B. Hammerlsen
J. Hammond
J. Daniels
Col
K. Calderone
B. Brackener
J. Hockanberry
Newayork
Philadelphia
Incinnati
Allan
Dumas
Chicopo
Papp
Guta
Wegener
Renko
Wise
Pihsuurah
Walker
Genivy St. Louis
Carvien
3Tone
Angeles
Foster
Wilson
McGlothlin
Ireberger
Detroit
Ington
Californ
Allwaukes
Dobson
Califorms
Bradley
Xi Wa
Brabender
Magnuson
Sheliennack
Detrt
Lich
New ‘York
Istithimyre
McDowel
Siebert
Palmer
Zalzneck
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