National Football Contests Tonight
Two NFL exhibition games scheduled for tonight. Washington Redskins host Atlanta Falcons at RFK with Bil Brundige expected to bolster the pass rush after last week's 45 21 win over the Patriots. In Buffalo the Bills meet the Eagles with Dennis Shaw and George Saimes newly signed but not playing.
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Cuero Lodge No. 409 meets on Thursdays for Masonic sessions
Cuero Lodge No. 409 A. F. & A. M. holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursday each month at 7:30 p.m. Visiting brothers are welcome. Worshipful Master Edward L. Johnson and Secretary H. E. Weatherly provide contact details.
A&M Opens Fall Practice With 98 Players Present
Texas A M coach Gene Stallings greeted 98 players at fall practice on Astro turf. He said the team looked in great shape and would know more once pads go on Monday. Sessions run 9 30 a m and 7 30 p m daily until August 31. Season opener is September 12 against Wichita State at Kyle Field in College Station.
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Major League Standings Night Matchups Across Schedule
Boston at Kansas City. Washington at Minnesota. New York at Chicago. Milwaukee at Detroit. Oakland at Cleveland. California at Baltimore. Atlanta at Montreal. Cincinnati at New York. Houston at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. St. Louis at San Diego. Chicago at San Francisco.
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Napoles Toro Bout Set for Madison Square Garden
New York promoter Teddy Brenner announced a non title ten round welterweight bout between Jose Napoles of Mexico and Pete Toro of New York at Madison Square Garden on October 5. Contracts were mailed to the managers. It marks Napoles first fight in New York.
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U S Basketball Team Defeats Soviets In Kiev Showdown
The United States Olympic basketball team beat the Soviet Union all star youth squad 71 to 53 in Kiev. On a tour through Finland Poland and the USSR the U S squad stands 8 1 on the trip with its only loss to the Russian Olympic team in Moscow earlier in the week.
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Braves Triumph 6-2 Over Phillies in Only NL Game
Atlanta defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Ron Reed earned the win, improving the Braves to a third straight victory while limiting the Phillies to seven hits in Thursday's lone Major League baseball game.
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Millan
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Tony Gonzales
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Yankee
Mel Stottlemyre
Stottlemyre
Lindy McDaniel
Twins
Pete Ward
George Mitterwald
Jim Lyttle
Lyttle
Ward
Gobbler hopefuls shine as Gilbreth notes green headgear
Athletic Director Bill Gilbreth praised Gobbler football prospects after drills in the heat. He said green helmets are earned, signaling hard work and readiness for the Gobbler eleven. Meanwhile pre season action across the NFL and MLB recapped with notable games and performances.
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Rally Drives Early Lead As Holt, Ellis, Lyttle Star
Center fielder Jim Holt starts the rally with a heady leadoff, scoring two runs as John Ellis and Lyttle doubled to begin. Tony Oliva nearly nabbed Lyttle’s ball, but Ellis scores on Jake Gibbs grounder. Kenney reaches second on a grounder while Mitterwald attempts a tag.
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