Big 8 Coaches Ready For August Kickoff Jokes
Big Eight coaches gather for a kickoff lunch in August to discuss last season and prospects. Nebraska coach Bob Devaney stresses academic athletic balance, while others debate formations, personnel, and conference balance.
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Chuck Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Orioles Rally Behind Richert Powell To Top Yankees
Pete Richert recovered from a 15 day layoff to outduel the Yankees as Boog Powell homered in the 10th and Brooks Robinson added a 10th inning tally. Baltimore defeated New York 5-3 to trim the deficit in the pennant race, while Boston beat Chicago 2-1 in 10 innings. Philadelphia topped San Francisco 6-4 in 10, Atlanta knocked off Chicago 6-1, St Louis edged Cincinnati 3-2, Houston beat the Mets 6-5, and Los Angeles won 1-0 in 10 over Pittsburgh. Richert walked only three in 3 3 1 innings before settling, and manager Earl Weaver urged control and readiness.
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Baltimore
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Army
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Victo
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
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Cincinnat
Houston
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Jake Gibbs
Horace Clark
Andy Etchebarren
Ftcebarren
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Clarke
Brooks Robinson
Dooley Woimack
Yankees
Russ Gibson
Bob Locker
Chicago
Tommy John
George Scott
Jerry Adair
John
Ken Harrelson
White Sox
Tom McCraw
Tommy Davis
Dave Morehead
Bill Landis
Milt Pappas
Cubs
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Jack Lamabe
Cincinnati
New York
Braves
Joe Torre
Tito Francona
Bob Johnson
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Tony Gonzalez
Phillies
Giants
Juan Marichal
Mike McCormick
Marichal
Rich Allen
Gonzalez
W. L. Pet
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Spittsburgh
San Francis
Major League Leaders Overview From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Harrelson batting .298 and 91 RBIs, Uhlaender with 121 hits, and McAuliffe with 70 runs. In the National League, Rose leads with 63 runs and F. Alou tops with 135 hits while Brock leads in runs and Wills in stolen bases. Also note pitching leaders Tiant and Ma richal. Toronto hosts two Canadian Finn Class sailing championships on Lake Ontario with Norm Freeman taking first in six races.
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Carew
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McAuliffe
Det
Yastrzemski
White
N.Y
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Shannon
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Houst
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Wills
Marichal
S.F
Regan
Jenkins
Singer
L.A
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Norm Freeman
Ithica, N.Y
Pete Doherly
Mystic
Self- Support Is Pappas Path to Winners Circle
Atlanta pitcher Milt Pappas wins 6-1 over the Cubs with a six-hitter and a three-run homer. He emphasizes hitting helps him stay in games. Braves move into a tie for second place behind the Cardinals. Also notes Dodgers, Cardinals, and Phillies wins, with multiple key contributions across the league.
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Cardinals
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Pirates
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Jim Brewer
Steve Blass
Bob Bailey
Versalles
Wayne Granger
Nelson Briles
Joe Hoerner
Cincinnati
Two Rookies Spark Bills Past Lions in Exhibition
Buffalo rookie Gary McDermott and rookie fullback Ben Gregory starred as the Bills beat the Detroit Lions 13 9 in a preseason game. Gregory scored on an eight yard pass from Kemp and McDermott rushed 19 times for 50 yards while adding two receptions as Buffalo’s defense sealed the win in the AFL NFL interleague series.
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Detroit Lions
Buffalo
N.Y
Gary McDermott
Ben Gregory
Buffalo Bills
McDermott
Joe Collier
Keith Lincoln
Carlton
Johnny Maaur
Gregory
Jack Kemp
AFL
NFL
Maddox Back To Tonkin Gulf
The U S destroyer Maddox, pivotal in the Tonkin Gulf incident that led to the first U S air strikes on North Vietnam, has returned to the gulf for the first time since the episode. The Navy did not specify the return date, noting Maddox is a veteran ship that was attacked by North Vietnamese PT boats on August 2 and 4, 1964, events that preceded President Johnson's order to bomb North Vietnam and Congress's Gulf of Tonkin resolution.
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U.S
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Gulf of Tonkin
Two Share Lead in Rhode Island Open
Defending champion Jay Dolan MY of Leicester Massachusetts and George Kinsman Jr of Point Judith Rhode Island shared a one stroke lead heading into the final two rounds of the 54 hole Rhode Island Open Golf Tournament at Pawtucket Country Club.
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R.I
Jay Dolan MY
Leicester
Mass
George Kinsman Jr
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Kinsman
Pawtucket Country Club
Three-over Par But Good Enough for Lead
Jane Blalock of Portsmouth, N H led by two strokes after a three over par 77 in the NH Women’s Golf Tournament first round at Cochehcho Country Club Joanne Avard of Nashua was second with 79 Beavers live entirely on tree bark grass and plants
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Cards
Mike Shannon
Orlando Cepeda
Reds
Briles
Lee May
Johnny Bench
Granger
Doug Rader
Mets
Astros
John Bateman
Dover
N.H
Janet Blalock
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Cochehcho Country Club
Miss Bladock
Joanne Avard
Nashua
Maris Says He Will Retire After 1965 Season
Roger Maris, 33, announced he will retire after the 1965 season with the St. Louis Cardinals. He cited lingering injuries and pressure from New York fans during his Yankees years, noting two enjoyable seasons with the Cardinals and a comfortable postbaseball future. He spoke of the 1960 and 1961 MVP years and stressed he did not want press scrutiny after this season.
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August A. Busch Jr
Gainesville
Fla
Cleveland Indians
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Boston 2 Chicago 1 in extra time
Baseball scores and schedules show Boston won 2 to 1 over Chicago in a tight game. Other matches list Minnesota at Baltimore and California at Washington as twi night contests with several Tuesday results and upcoming schedules.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
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Washington
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New York
Lions Face Regional Tourney Opener in Gove
Garden City Lions Club enters the K-18 regional youth baseball tournament at Gove tomorrow night with a 15 5 season mark. Four teams compete including McCracken with two advancing to the state tourney to face Lucas later this month. starting opponent and time were not yet determined.
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Goye
Lions
Joe Benson
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McCracken
Lucas
Garden
Three Clubs Shelved in Tournament Night Eight Teams Remain
The double elimination district slow pitch tourney trimmed eight clubs from eleven after Monday results. Oswalt forfeited a game, G I Forum beat Five Points 66 Service 16-15 in seven, and O K Coffee Shop beat Ehresman Packing 13-8 to eliminate the latter. Tonight features winners bracket semis and early-round action at Fansler Field.
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O.K
Ehresman
O. K
Fansler Field
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Kuhlmen Motors
Dighton
Kinney Glass
Las Palmas
Kingman
Glassers
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Welders Supply
Forum
Ray Ramirez
Bobby Avila
Forum Club
Paul Jiminez
Mike Munoz
Eddie Rojas
John Sheehy
Dennis Kraus
O. K. Coffee Shop
Harris Favored Over Griffith in Midweight Showdown
Gypsy Joe Harris 22, unbeaten, faces Emile Griffith 29, veteran with 55-9 record, in a 12-round midweight bout at the Spectrum Philadelphia. Harris favored by promoters who expect 12,000-plus crowd and over $100,000 gate. winner likely to challenge middleweight champion Nino Benevenuti. Griffith has 20 KOs in 64 pro fights, stopped once in 1963. Harris has 24 wins including a nontitle decision over Curtis Cokes and has never been stopped.
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Gypsy Joe Harris
Emile Griffith
Harris
Griffith
New York
Herman Taylor
Nino Benevenuti
Robin Carter
Curtis Cokes
Five to Be Named To Net Hall of Fame
Five persons will be enshrined in the Tennis Hall of Fame August 17 in Newport Rhode Island. Named to the Hall of Fame are Jack Kramer Pancho Gonzales Maureen Connolly Eleanora Sears and Allison Danzig the longtime New York Times tennis writer.
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R.I
Tennis Hall of Fame
Jack Kramer
Pancho Gonzales
U.S
Maureen Connolly
Eleanora Sears
Allison Danzig
New York Times
Chmelka wins Dodge City golf invite fifth straight title
Marolyn Chmelka of Garden City captured the Dodge City Country Club women’s invitational for the fifth consecutive year. She rallied with birdies on holes two, five and seven and finished 95 for 18 holes, edgeing rival Jean Campbell who led after nine. Campbell was medalist with 88 overall. Hazel Whitaker claimed third after a playoff.
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Marolyn Chmelka
Garden City
Dodge City Country Club
Garden Citian
Marolyn
Jean Campbell
Dodge Cnly Country Club
Chmelka
Campbell
Hazel Whitaker
Cimarron
Ruth Hooker
Scots
Garden City Country Club
Hazel
Garden City Meade
Liberal
Ulysses
Ashland
Hays
Pratt
Kinsley
Marion Hess
Betty Herrman
Kathrine Sgrackeljohn
Charlotte Towner
Theresa Garwood
Marty Brady
Cimarron 111
Dot Burnett
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