Browns face key tests as Skorich reshapes long shot Super Bowl bid
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich eyes a swift rebuild with young quarterbacks and an upgraded line. Nelsen’s limits and Phipps’ readiness loom over hopes for a repeat AFC Central title as first-year linemen Dieken and McKay compete with rookies. The defense also seeks improvement with new draft picks Darden and Brooks and a revamped secondary.
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Associated Press
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Nick Skorich
Cleveland Browns
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Nelsen
Leroy Kelly
Bo Scott
Mike Phipps
Purdue University
Phipps
Frank Pitts
Milt Morin
Chip Glass
Doug Dieken
Bob McKay
Chris Morris
Jim Copeland
Fred Hoaglin
John Demarie
Bubba Pena
Ihhoice
Gene Hickerson
Browns
Don Cockroft
George Hunt
Tennessee
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New York Giants
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Bob Briggs
Lester Sims
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Musial Salutes Colbert After Five-Home-Run Doubleheader
Baseball legend Stan Musial joined fans to honor Nate Colbert of the San Diego Padres for belting five homers in a doubleheader against Atlanta on August 1. The event highlighted Colbert's record-tying power and Padres performance.
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Parker Named To UG Post
J. Reid Parker was named chairman of the University of Georgia Athletic Board replacing Dr. Floyd McWhorter. Parker, associate professor of forest resources, will lead the board as McWhorter resigns to become commissioner of the Southeastern Conference.
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Athens, Ga
J.reid Parker
University of Georgia Athletic Board
Floyd McWhorter
Fred Division
Parker
Univerty
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Golf Fame Hall To Be Erected In Atlanta
Atlanta will host a new Golf Hall of Fame with construction planned and a site yet to be determined. William W. Barrett, executive director of the Golf Hall of Fame, announced the project on Wednesday.
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Baugh and Flenniken Lead AMATEUR Wom en's Match Play Field
Laura Baugh 17 from Whittier and Carol Flenniken from Golden Colo lead 16 players in the second round of the U S Women's Amateur at St Louis Country Club. Flenniken shot a 70 to medal at 148 while Baugh defeated Jane Booth five and four. Upsets hit Curtis Cup members as Elizabeth Daniels beat Hollis Stacy 19 holes and Mary Anne Budke edged Laney Smith one up. Flenniken praised steady play after a 60 yard wedge at No 6 and two over par greens.
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Laura Baugh
Carol Sorenson
Flenniken
U.S
Colo
Maria Astrologos
Val
Paraiso
Ind
Miss Baugh
Whittier
Calif
Janet Booth
Elizabeth Daniels
Hollis Stacy
Savannah
Mary Anne Budke
Dundee
Ore
Laney Smith
Williamsville
N.Y
Baltimore Wins First Round of ABA Tournament
Baltimore defeated New Orleans 11-5 in the 28th All-American Amateur Baseball Association Tournament opening round at Johnstown PA. Alex Kubik and Jeff Grant hit two run homers for Baltimore, while Tony Ecker had a triple and two singles driving in three runs.
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New Orleans
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Alex Kubik
Jeff Grant
Tony Ecker
Detroit
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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D. C
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Zanesville
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New York City
Allentown
Special Olympic Champion Crowned at UCLA Mile Run
Lan ky Adonis Brown aged 18 won the International Special Olympics mile at UCLA in 5 minutes 12 seconds. Brown, from Rosewood State Hospital Baltimore, trained hard and followed coach Joe Holman’s guidance to become a champion amid 2600 competitors.
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Adonis Brown
UCLA
Joe Holman
Brown
Adonis
Rosewood State Hospital
Baltimore
Disneyland
College hockey results from New Brunswick and nearby towns
The article reports three hockey scores: New Brunswick, New Jersey team defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1, Maryland State edged 2 to 0 against an opponent, and Johnstown beat Schenectady 2 to 0.
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Schenectady
N.Y
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