Razorbacks prep with passing scrimmage before Reds White game
University of Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announced a second passing scrimmage on Thursday to ready the Razorbacks for Friday’s Reds White game in Little Rock. He faulted Wednesday’s session for quarterbacks hurried throws as defenders rushed them. Four injured players Mike Sigman David Spatz Terry Don Phillips Don McElogue were named fit to play, with Trantham Hamilton set to captain the white team and Ruple Cooper to lead the red team.
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Ditka Traded to the Eagles in NFL Swap
Chicago Bears send Mike Ditka to Philadelphia Eagles for quarterback Jack Concannon in a trade that shifts Ditka from a contentious Bears role to a fresh start with a team hoping to contend. Ditka, 27, cites a rare opportunity to start anew with the Eagles as he leaves a six year Bears tenure featuring 316 receptions and 4 503 yards.
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Dodgers pummel Travelers 18-3 in Albuquerque
Albuquerque Dodgers routed Arkansas Travelers 18 to 3 on 10 hits led by Jim Roberts who pitched a complete game. Ron Braddock left the fourth inning after five runs, three unearned, as Braddock faced five walks. Amarillo Sonics beat El Paso 10-4, and Austin Braves defeated Dallas-Fort Worth 6-3 to improve home record to seven wins in eight games.
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Baseball Draft Held Wednesday at Hope Center for 1967 Little League
The article lists the 1967 Little League rosters drafted Wednesday at the Hope Youth Center on April 26, naming CBC MGR Jim Gunter and many players across teams including Lions Club, Barry's Quick Sak, Hope Auto Co, Midwest Dairy and Sheriffs Dept. It also notes practice schedules at Legion Field and provides minor league results from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues with scores and late innings.
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Tony Petit
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Mike Huckabee
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Tim Guneter
Tommy McCoy
Tommy Johnson
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Ronald Atterbury
Steve Barton
Jud Martindale
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Bobby Joe Lee
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Bill Atterbury
Bob Atterbury
Clay O'Steen
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Wade Harris
Bob Pierce
Carroll McLellan
Perry Henley
Mike Morton
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Joey Galloway
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Peter Guerin
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Larry Huff
Mike Cox
Larry Valentine
Tony Yocom
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Bobby Ford
Randy Hollis
Leon McLelland
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National League Standings and Recent Baseball Actions
A compact recap shows St Louis leading the NL with 9 wins and 3 losses, Cincinnati 12-4, Philadelphia 7-4, and Atlanta 6-5. Multiple games noted including St Louis 7 Houston 2 and Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 1, plus rain delays and scheduled matches across cities. Also included are American League leaders, notable pitching and batting feats such as Gary Peters’ four-hitter, and Ron Fairly’s decisive Dodgers shot.
Rain Halts Fourth Round at Pinehurst Amateur Golf
A day-long rain at Pinehurst North Carolina washed out the fourth round of the Men's North and South Amateur Golf Tournament. Round play was rescheduled for this forenoon with the quarter-finals set for this afternoon.
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Reds Rally Past Giants For Sixth Road Win
Cincinnati battering ram Deron Johnson and Don Pavletich powered the Reds to a 4-2 victory over the Giants for their sixth road win in nine NL trips. Johnson homered, Pavletich added a double and RBI, and Billy McCool earned the win with Ted Abernathy recording his sixth save.
Chisox Team Physician Dr Joseph Coyle Dies
Chicago White Sox team physician Dr Joseph T Coyle aged 62 died Wednesday after a brief illness. He served the White Sox for years and was highly regarded in medical staff leadership.
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Cataract Retires II Zealand Champ Santos Retires
In Auckland New Zealand Empire light heavyweight champion Mone os Santos retires due to an eye cataract. Santos won the Empire title by defeating Bunny Grant of Jamaica in Wellington six weeks ago by decision.
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Peters Hot Yankees Defeated By Hall Bock
Chicago’s Gary Peters pitched a sharp four hitter in a 5-1 win over the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Peters noted cold weather aided his control and limited the batters’ sting. Elston Howard collected the first hit off Peters as New York finally crossed in the ninth. The White Sox rallied in the third, aided by Tom McCraw’s three‑run homer. The loss kept New York at 6-5 with a five‑game skid to Peters since 1965. Other games were rained out. NL scores included Cincinnati 4-2 over San Francisco, St. Louis 7-2 over Houston, and Los Angeles 2-1 over Atlanta. The Phillies-Pirates and Mets-Cubs games were postponed.
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Casper Gets Favorite Nod At Texas Open Start
Billy Casper opened as the favorite in the Texas Open at Pee Can Valley Golf Club as a field of 144 pros tee off for a 20000 first prize amid drizzle. Notables include 1966 PGA champion Al Geiberger, Gene Littler, Bert Yancey, Bob Goalby, and Frank Beard among others in the top money-winners list. Toronto leads Montreal 2-1 in the Stanley Cup Finals with no game tonight.
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