Huarte Heats Up All Stars In Narrow Browns Victory
Notre Dame’s John Huarte sparked a late rally for the College All-Stars but Cleveland clinched the 32nd annual All-Star game 24-16 before 68,000 at Chicago. Key plays included Huarte’s 80-yard drive, two TD passes, and Rentzel’s 40-yard catch, while injuries to Warfield and Staubach dampened the effort. The Browns built a 24-3 lead before the comeback fell short.
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Reggie Harding Charged After Police Confrontation
Detroit Pistons center Reggie Harding was charged with assault and battery on a police officer after allegedly punching Officer James Coffin who cited him for a minor traffic violation. Harding said Coffin provoked him by telling him to get out of the street.
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Robinson suspended and fined after umpire altercation
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Frank Robinson received a two day suspension and a $150 fine from National League President Warren Giles after a Thursday night clash with umpire Doug Harvey in which Harvey called two strikes on Robinson for not entering the batter's box. Manager Dick Sisler and pitcher Billy McCool also faced fines. The incident followed a heavy loss to San Francisco that dropped Cincinnati to third place.
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Casey Stengel Still Top Man With Mets
New York AP reports Casey Stengel, 75, continuing recovery from hip operation, insists he is still manager of the Mets. He plans hospital discharge in five days and rest at home for two to three weeks, and hints he remains in charge with daily coach consultations.
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Kelso and Buckpasser Lead Saratoga and Monmouth Cards
Kelso the famed gelding and Buckpasser head a strong racing card at Monmouth Park and Saratoga on Saturday. Our Michael and Buckpasser meet five rivals in the Sapling for 100000 added, while Kelso and Pia Star tackle the Whitney 50,000 added at Saratoga with top weights 130 and 127 pounds respectively. Tom Rolfe runs in the Chicagoan at Arlington Park, Native Diver headlines the San Diego Handicap at Del Mar, facing 130-plus pounds and five rivals, as the endurance star seeks another major win this season.
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Sikes Extends Lead In Philadelphia Golf Classic
Rookie Dick Sikes maintained a slim edge at the Philadelphia Golf Classic with 36 holes totaling 135 after a 71 in round two. Arnold Palmer withdrew after a 77, plagued by seven straight bogeys, while Jack Nicklaus surged with a 65 for 136, near the leader.
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Bunning Silences Pirates In 4-0 Phillies Victory
Jim Bunning pitched a five hit shutout with 12 strikeouts to lead Philadelphia past Pittsburgh 4-0 and stop the Pirates’ win streak. Johnny Callison homered for his 25th to spark the offense, while Tony Gonzalez and Cookie Rojas drove in runs in the early and late innings as the Phillies improved to 13-7.
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Packers Stage Two Brief Drills Prior To Intrasquad Game
GREEN BAY WIS AP The Green Bay Packers conducted two short practices Friday ahead of Saturday nights intrasquad game marking debuts for end Carroll Dale and kicker Don Chandler. Morning focus was on kicking and passing. afternoon non contact scrimmage moved indoors due to thundershowers. Chandler, a new pickup from the Giants, impressed with strong kickoffs.Veteran guard Jerry Kramer and defensive captain Hank Gremminger will miss Saturday night action due to abdominal and knee injuries respectively.
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Gaiters Signs with Newark Bears in Continental League
Bob Gaiters a 215 pound halfback who played for the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers NFL signed with the Newark Bears of the Continental League in Newark New Jersey.
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Expensive Grid Stars Get Tests This Weekend
Top NFL and AFL players face tough exhibition tests as major league clubs open the season. Joe Namath and other high priced stars prepare for debuts with Jets and Redskins while Bills, Patriots and Raiders also host exhibitions. CBS and NBC televise two games.
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Orioles Recall Mark Belanger to fill in at short
Kansas City AP The Baltimore Orioles recalled shortstop Mark Belanger from Elmira NY farm team to cover utility infield duties while Luis Aparicio misses time with mumps. Aparicio expected to be out one to two weeks. Belanger batted .237 for the Eastern League affiliate.
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Chisox Tie Indians In 11-5 Win At Cleveland
Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 11-5 as Johnny Romano homered for the tenth time and J C Martin and Don Buford drove in multiple runs. Joe Horlen earned the win while Rocky Colavito led Cleveland with four of 13 hits. Two Cleveland errors sparked Chicago’s decisive fifth inning rally.
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Ted Abernathy Wins 4-3 For Cubs Over Mets
Ted Abernathy delivered a 4-3 victory for the Cubs over the Mets. A busy night at South Boston Speedway features a 75 lap feature on the high banked asphalt with heat races starting at 8 30 p m EDT.
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Friday Winners At Elkhorn Park
Wayne Jackson won one prize with a one pound five ounce bass at Elkhorn Recreation Park while Charlie Clay took the largest sunfish with an eight ounce crappie. Gary Dillard of Keeling earned the attendance prize. both Jackson and Clay are from Danville during the vacation week three prizes are awarded daily two fishing and one attendance.
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Star Relief Hurler Works His 59th Time This Season
Ted Abernathy added his 59th relief appearance of the year to halt a Mets rally and preserve Chicago's 4-3 win. Larry Jackson held a 3-0 lead on Don Landrum and Ron Santo hits before Gary Kolb homered in the ninth. Jackson still carries a 13-0 lifetime record against New York as Abernathy closed out the ninth. In golf, Jocelyne Bourassa and Mary Ellen Driscoll advanced to the Canadian Women's Open final after quarterfinal wins.
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