Sharman Takes Lakers Job as Trading Rumors Swirl
LA veteran Bill Sharman begins a five year Lakers tenure amid trade chatter. Owner Jack Kent Cooke denies Wilt Chamberlain trades while GM Fred Schaus says more guards exist than corners. Sharman names KC Jones as full time aide and plans talks with Chamberlain to align on mutual terms.
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EUMC Upsets Presbyterians in Softball Clash
In a church league night, Corry Evangelical United Methodists upset the previously undefeated Presbyterians 8-6 while Catholics trimmed Cobb's Corners 12-4. Gary Swackhamer earned the win for EUMC with Spear and Carlson collecting two hits each. Jim Burton pitched for the Catholics with catcher Bill Linski contributing. Leonard Onley took the loss for Cobb's Corners as Rick Fenn also toed the mound for Cobb's.
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All-Star Game Opens With Blue Versus Ellis In Detroit
Vida Blue starts for the American League against Dock Ellis of the Pirates in the 42nd All-Star Game at Tiger Stadium. Oakland's 21-year-old lefty aims to end a seven-game AL skid while Ellis faces criticism over starting status and race remarks. The NL lineup includes Willie Mays and Joe Torre, as Weaver plans to deploy a deep bullpen to counter the power NL lineup.
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CJ Rallies For Victory Over VFW
Corry Jamestown led by four before a six run fifth inning rally propelled Baressimen to a 7 5 win over the VFW Mike Cragg hit the lone inside the park homer Dave Coles second homer of the night fueled the offense Rosy Caruso earned the win improving to 4 2 with four hits allowed and eight strikeouts Todd Triscuit took the loss Cole led all players with two home runs and a barrel full of RBIs Steve Frisina was the Vets top hitter with a homer a single and three RBIs Tonight Elks meet Moose at Bracken Field at 6 p m Winnipeg beat Toronto 414 11 in CFL exhibition action with Dick Thornton catching the winning touchdown for Toronto.
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Vida Blue to Start All Star Game With Dime Superstition
Oakland pitcher Vida Blue, 22, named by Manager Earl Weaver to start for the AL in the 42nd annual All Star game. He keeps three dimes in his hip pocket as a superstition representing past victories, while Joe Cronin adds another coin, urging liberation for the AL in the interleague showcase.
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Examination Confirms Bold Ruler Cancer Diagnosis
Postmortem confirms Bold Ruler suffered throat lymph gland cancer leading to humane destruction after a recurrence of a previously treated ailment. The famed sire had 23 wins in 33 races and remained a top stud, with progeny earnings near 13 million as of May 31, and his Derby miss remains noted.
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Wolcott's Team Maintains Lead in Monday Night Ladies League
After six nights at Corry Country Club, Marge Wolcott's team leads with 36 points, followed by Ann Chillock's 32 Kay Cassett's 23 and Mary Helene Williams' 22. Standings unchanged from last week. Chillock nets low gross with 48, while Gen Sonoski Sara Davison and Loui Masler tie for low net at 34.
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Steelers Open Training Camp Tomorrow
LATROBE Pa AP The Pitt Steelers open training camp Wednesday at St Vincent College with 56 players. Noll in his third year has two new assistants Babe Parilli as quarterback coach and Dan Radacovich as defensive line coach. The battle for starting quarterback between Terry Hanratty and Terry Bradshaw looms. First preseason game is August 14 in Green Bay.
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