Packers Set for Third Straight NFL Title Run
The 1950s style NFL preview notes Vince Lombardi patching holes after Hornung suspension and Quinlan trade as Green Bay targets a third consecutive title. NFL teams train from July 25 with preseason games starting August 2 Chicago vs College All-Stars, and camps statewide to bolster lines and backfields.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Bill Quinlan
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Kansas City
Dallas Texans
Kansas City Chiefs
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AFL
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Twins Rally Past Red Sox 6 4 In Minneapolis
Earl Battey belted a two run homer in the fourth as the Minnesota Twins broke a five game skid with a 6 4 win over Boston. Rich Rollins Harmon Killebrew and Battey homered for Minnesota while Bob Heffner took the loss for Boston. Stange earned the win for Minnesota and Clinton Schilling hit for Boston.
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Bob Heffner
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Ice Meee
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Brookhaven Baptists Clinch First Softball Win Of Season
Brookhaven Baptist defeated Northside Baptist 14 to 12 on Friday, with McCain earning the win and Roy Guyse taking the loss. Ninth Street Methodist beat New Friendship Baptist 9 to 4 as Davis won and D Crowe lost. Austinville games set for Tuesday night feature Oak Ridge Methodist vs Flint Baptist at 7 p.m. followed by Central Baptist against First Baptist.
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Long Hitters May Get Break In Galf Open
In Cincinnati, the 1963 Women’s National Open opens Thursday with long hitters favored on baked fairways. Mickey Wright withdraws for dental care, Betsy Rawls and Marie Lindstrom highlight a field including Althea Gibson. Barbara Romack is doubtful due to illness. The Kenwood course par is 37-36-73 and the format features 18 holes Thursday and Friday with 40 low scorers advancing to a final 36 holes Saturday.
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Mickey Wright
Dallas
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Spartanburg
S.C
Marie Lindstrom
Sutton
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Patty Berg
St. Andrews
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Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Barbara Romack
Grossinger
N.Y
Kathy Cornelius
Scottsdale
San Francisco
U.S. Golf Associated
Pirates Blank Houston As Law Dominates
Pittsburgh Pirates 3 Houston Colts 0. Vern Law pitched a complete game for the first time this season, allowing six singles while striking out two and walking one. Donn Clendenon hit two home runs for Pittsburgh, boosting Law to his fourth win against three losses. Drott took the loss for Houston with a 2-7 record.
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Vern Law
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Law
Wolverine ARA Tops Chemstrand in Decatur Club Match
In a Saturday morning 18 hole match at Decatur Country Club Wolverine ARA defeated Chemstrand CRA 22% to 1344. Results list individual pairings with scores for Hayes Downing Babis Ruark Schupbert Massey Vernon Johnson Terry Cole Summers Marcello Poole May Cunningham Berrigan across singles and doubles matches.
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Cream Cheese Frosting Mixes Quick Cake Frosting
A simple frosting blends 3 ounce cream cheese with one to two cups confectioners sugar and a teaspoon vanilla to create a quick cake topping.
U S and Russia Set For Track and Field Fiesta Duel
AP reports a poised showdown as the United States and Russia prepare for a two day track meet. Pyotr Bolotnikov could swing results with form unseen all year. Americans expected to win many running events led by Robert Hayes and Jim Beatty.
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Associated Press
Moscow
United States
Russia
Pyotr Bolotnikov
Palo Alto
Pyotr
Yankees
Ellandra
Robert Hayes
Jim Beatty
Los An
Phillies edge Giants as Mauch and Duren clash on pitch
In Philadelphia Roy Sievers powered the Phillies to a 4–3 win over the Giants. Willie Mays drove in all Giants runs with a homer and forceout, while Ryne Duren and Jack Baldschun shut down San Francisco in the late innings. Mauch was ejected after protesting a call. Duren earned the win for Philadelphia.
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Giants
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Willie Mays
Ryne Duren
Jack Baldschun
Dark
Duren
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Mays
Mauch
Augie Donatelli
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Perry
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Fisher
Bailey
Baldschun
Dalrymple
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Candy Spots Wins American Derby in Chicago
Candy Spots, a 40-1 longshot, defeated the favored field in the American Derby at Chicago. The mile and a quarter race finished in 2 02 5/6 with Candy Spots giving up three pounds to B Major. Crowdus with rider Robert Nono placed third as Sky Gem scratched.
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Rex Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Candy Pole
B. Major
Fred W. Hooper
Sky Gem
Crowdus
Robert Nono
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