No Justice In NFL Rich Get Richer
The article notes the NFL power shift toward wealthy, talent packed teams like Green Bay as defenses led by Ray Nitschke and teammates dominate scrimmages. It also mentions coach Wally Lemm at St. Louis, Giants rookies vying for spots, Browns cutting two rookies, Al Hill injury, and Vikings scrimmage outcomes as teams prepare for training camp.
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Clarence Childs
Steven Thurlow
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John Mutehler
Western Kentucky
Lynn Read
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al Hill
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Four Rams Sit Out With Injuries At Camp
Los Angeles Rams report four players sidelined with minor injuries during a spontaneous scrimmage at camp. Walter Lacocker, Ben Wilson’s fullback spot, and rookie center Ken Kirk plus Bill Redela are listed with minor injuries. Gary Larsen was knocked cold in the session.
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Cardinals Rally Past Cubs in 10th Inning Blowout
In Chicago on Tuesday, St Louis rebuilt a 12-7 extra-inning win over the Cubs led by a two-run single from Mike Shannon and a late Curt Flood triple driving in three. Dick Groat opened the 10th with a single, Javier followed with a go-ahead RBI, and Shannon finished the rally with a leadoff homer. Earlier, Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 3-2 as Denis Menke delivered a two-out, bases-loaded single in the seventh after a delay and late Reds drama.
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Ike Laing Game Set In San Lorenzo Tonight
SAN LORENZO The second annual Ike Laing game between the minor league champions of the National and American Little Leagues in San Lorenzo is tonight at 6 p.m. at the San Lorenzo Village Park on Grant Avenue. Ike Laing, a founder of the San Lorenzo Little League, died last year and the game becomes a permanent tribute. Farmers Produce, American League champion, faces Reed's Construction, National League Minor champion after a three way tie. A field donation benefits the leukemia section of Children's Hospital of the East Bay.
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Phillies Blank Giants 4 0 in Defense Strong Win
The Phillies defeated the San Francisco Giants 4 to 0 behind solid pitching and defense. Bunning scattered two singles in the ninth before Baldachin finished with one pitch. Mauch praised the win as another example of shutting down the opponent’s left handed pitchers and playing perfect defense.
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Giardello Signs For October Carter Bout
World of Sports reports Joey Giardello signed to defend his middleweight title against Ruben Carter in Las Vegas on Oct 23 with a $102,500 guarantee for Giardello and $12,500 for Carter. The piece notes WBA convention Aug 20-30 in Norfolk, VA potential sanction for Clay Listen rematch and cites venue debates after Nevada boxing panel rejection. It also mentions referee Padilla’s actions in Tokyo, Reds doctor hints Hutchinson release, Ted Williams recovery, Atlanta football stadium talks, and Jay Luck’s mono setback aiding Olympic bid with trials progress.
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Shrine game eve drills keep North South trim
On the eve of the Shrine high school football game the North and South squads held light drills to stay sharp without overdoing it. North quarterback Ray Callegano, injured last week, is expected to start and throw, while the South defense aims to pressure him.
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Hayward Golf winners Dominate Nine Hole Event
Dee Kaufman won Low Net with 54 strokes in Hayward Women's Golf Group nine hole event at Hayward Golf Course. Helen Hight led Low Putts with 131. Linda Lather topped second flight with 5923-36 and Beverly Frank shot 162-25-37. Barbara Brown trailed first flight with 574-8. International League results show Rochester and Jacksonville activities.
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Youth bet crackdown in Chicago area races arrests
Cook County deputy sheriff said deputies will begin polling race racks amid reports of juveniles betting at tracks. Clerk arrests occurred Monday at Arlington Park. Authorities note no law allows deputies to arrest minors, but parimutuel clerks can be arrested for taking bets from youths.
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Dublin Softball Entries Open for Fall Leagues
Dublin announces adult fall softball leagues for B and E divisions with play on Monday and Tuesday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Valley Community Services District office now open to accept entries. Leagues begin in August.
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Deaths Hurt Bears Offense After trio of losses
RENSSELAER Ind AP The Bears face a weakened offense after the deaths of halfback Willie Galimore and end John Farrington in a Sunday night car crash. Replacements like Ronnie Bull Billy Martin and rookie Winston Kelton of Wiley struggle to match Galimore s elusiveness and big play ability.
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Florida A and M to honor alumnus killed in auto crash
Washington AP report notes university president George W Gore announced a memorial for Willie Gallimore an alumnus who died in a Sunday auto accident Gallimore starred at Florida A and M before professional football with the Chicago Bears Gore called him more than an outstanding athlete a student a gentleman and a credit to the university Del Mar’s opening day features Johnny Longden aboard Kea winning the $7500 Inaugural Handicap Kea paid $6 60 for the win
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Chattanooga Beats Asheville in Southern League clash 8 1
Chattanooga dominates Asheville scoring 8 runs to 1 in a Southern League game. Staxvilla and Chartatte contribute early, while Birmingham appears in the lineup with Macon and Celameus listed in a scrambled, partial box.
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