Graham's All Star Showdown Mixed Formations to Challenge Browns
Chicago AP reports Otto Graham leads the 32nd All-Star game at Soldier Field with a bomber laden attack. Expected gimmick formations aim to outscore NFL champions Cleveland Browns as Staubach Huarte and Morten provide firepower amid weather warm and humid and key players Timberlake Sayers nursing injuries.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
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Soldier Field
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Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Browns
ABC
Brown
Collegians
Roger Staubach
Navy
John Huarte
Notre Dame
California
Craig Morten
Bob Timberlake
Michigan
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Rock Hill Hosts Hi-Toms Tonight in Carolina League Tilt
Thomasville rallies to a 7 3 win over Rock Hill as Bohannon leads Hi-Toms with 2 0 season behind pennant hopes. Hi-Toms hit four in sixth, Alexander homers, Lanning and Falcone drive runs. Next up, Rock Hill visits Thomasville and Shelby on road trip.
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Bryce
Rock Hill, & C
Thomasville
Dave Uages
Carolinas
Leamie
Cardinals
Hi-Tenis
Shelby
Hack Hill
Larry Bohannon
Hi- Toms
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Bohannon
Jimi Glover
Livingston
Ken Winter
Dick Littlejohn
Bob Lanning
Littlejohn
Hi-Toms
Rich Ashcroft
Bob Alexander
Steve Free
Free
Behatinon
Mel Patton
Biff Bracy
Bob Beckner
Beckner
Force
Skip Falcone
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Falcone
Lanning
Larry Palmer
Taylor
Rock Bile
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Palmer
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Ogx
E-Backnec
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Talbot Earns 10th Win as Athletics Top Red Sox
Hal Bock and Associated Press report Kansas City right-hander Fred Talbot earned his first major league win with a 5-2 Athletics victory over Boston. He limited the Red Sox to six hits with bullpen help from John Wyatt after the ninth inning trouble. Bill Bryan drove in two runs and Talbot added an RBI in the eighth as the A’s, at 35 wins, remain in last place. Other league results include Whitey Ford’s five-hitter in Chicago, Sam Me Dowell’s 12th win for Cleveland, and multiple NL scores featuring San Francisco, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
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John Wyatt
Red Sox
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Washington
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Houston HI
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
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Russ Nixon
Wyatt
Tony Horton
Bazes
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Bill Bryan
A’s
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Zoilo Ver]isalles
Nossek
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Johnny Klippstein
Ford
Whitey
Harge
Elston Howard
McDowell
Tigers
Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Indiana
Wagner
Minnesotas
Ashington
Braves
Rich Allen
Koufax
Joe Torre
Allen
Mack
Gary Wagner
Bob
Dodger
Belinsky
Maury Wills
Ninoe
Mays and Koufax Shine On Separate Game Nights
Giants slugger Willie Mays hits two homers and drives in four in an 18-7 rout of Cincinnati, while Sandy Koufax wins his 19th as the Dodgers beat Milwaukee 6-3. Mays’s early blast caps a 2-home-run night. Koufax fans 12 over seven innings.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Sandy Koufax
Mays
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Kim Davenport
Soint- Paw
Bob Feller
Southeastern Wins District LTH Crown in District 3 Playoffs
Southeastern defeated Greensboro National 4 to capture the District 3 Little Tar Heel League title and advance to Washington NC for state playoffs. Mike Stack hit a grand slam in the fourth inning, Wayne Plaster added a four bagger, Doug Humble earned the win, and Gerald McGhee was the starter for National.
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Greensboro
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Southeastern
Washington, N. C
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Wayne Plaster
Mike Stanley
Doug Humble
Gerald McGhee
Enterprise Classic Resumes with record field
The seventh annual Enterprise Golf Classic resumes tomorrow at Blair Park after a record field of 288. Bill Hoover leads with 136 after rounds at Blair Park and Sumner Hills, tied with Roger Watson at 136. Bud Kivett is at 141 as 12 flights compete for trophies and a senior division awards two top prizes.
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Hoover
Roger Watson
Sumner Hills
Watson
Bud Kivett
Kivett
Sonny Lee
Ranny Waugh
Jim Ward
Marvin Boggs
Ward
Richard Sparks
William Coore
Yates Adams
Aaron Rice
High Point Enterprise
High Point Parks and Recreation Department
Jarrett Gaining on Hutch in 1985 GN Points Race
Shelby North Carolina AP Ned Jarrett extends lead over Dick Hutcherson in NASCAR 1985 Grand National points after winning a 100 mile race at Shelby Fairgrounds Speedway driving a 1965 Ford and earning 82 points. Hutcherson placed third. Richard Petty finished second behind Jarrett plus Pearson’s car stalled briefly aiding Jarrett’s margin.
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Dick Hutcherson
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Keokuk
Iowa
Jeada Hutcherson
Marvin Panch
Richard Petty
David " Pearson
Pearson
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