Pan American swimmers set world marks in sensational week
A young U S swimming corps led by Mark Spite Claudia Kolb and 17 year old Catie Ball dominated the Pan American Games pool. The United States swept all five war events on Tuesday as 11 of 14 world records fell in a record breaking display at the indoor Pan American Pool. Spite Kolb and Ball set multiple records while US track and field also collected four titles for a 16 15 record.
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Canada
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Miss Kolb
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Brazil
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Cuba
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Mexico City
Doug Russell
Midland
Boston Patriots AFL unit shows flashes amid rough season
The Boston Patriots face a rough AFL season with Porilli flinging deep, Cappelletti a prime target, and young help from Greham and Whalen. Nance leads running, while Garron and Cappadora lack front-line speed. Linemen work to stabilize, with uncertainty up front and in the secondary as rookies step in.
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Gino Cappelletti
Porilli
Art Greham
Jim Whalen
Boston College
Don Qabes
Jon Morris
Kurt Singer
Slimmad-Dows
Don Arrington
Cappailetti
Tom Yewcic
Willie Mays Hits 656th Career Home Run in Giants 9 1 Win
Willie Mays belted his 656th career homer to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 9-1 victory over Pittsburgh at Candlestick Park. The blast capped a quiet night for the staff, as pitchers dominated NL action including Marichal and Jenkins. Chicago, Cincinnati, New York, and Philadelphia also posted wins while MLB leaders and standings blend in a busy Tuesday slate.
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Eddie Mathews
Bob Aspromonte
Tony Gonzalez
Larry Jackson
Claude Osteen
Jackson
Osteen
U.S. Beats Ecuador in Davis Cup Tennis Match
In South Orange New Jersey, Marty Riessen defeated Francisco Guaman 9-7 8-2, giving the United States a rare win over Ecuador in the Eastern Grass Court Championships. Riessen and Clark Graebner later lost their doubles, and Ecuador had upset the U.S. in Guayaquil earlier, affecting Davis Cup prospects.
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White Sox rally to extend lead with late surge vs Indians
Ken Boyer homered and singled twice as Chicago beat Cleveland 11-5 after Colavito and Boyer spark another win. Colavito added three singles and three runs. Boyer hit a two-run double and three singles after being acquired midseason. The White Sox bullpen held, expanding their AL lead to 24 games.
All-Stars Ready for State Tourney at K Park
Hope Little League All-Stars show strong form in practice ahead of the state tournament at K Park starting tomorrow with two games nightly at 5 30 and 7 30. Local fans urged to attend and support Hope as they aim for regional play.
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Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight's Tables
The schedule lists daily Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan activities to fish or hunt during Major periods shown in bold, lasting up to two hours after start times, with Minor periods in regular type and shorter durations. Times use Central Daylight Saving.
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Maloney Says He Was Bad and Good for Reds Win
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney described his outing as both good and lucky after the Reds defeated Atlanta 2-0. A second-inning misplayed ball by Maloney counted as a hit by the official scorer, though he felt it was an error. The win put Cincinnati in sole third place, with two months left in the pennant race. Maloney improved to 9-7 and pitched a complete game for just the second time this season.
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Travelers Drop 11th Straight in 10 Inning Loss
Arkansas fell to Albuquerque 6-3 in ten innings, dropping to last in the Texas League. Joe Patterson tied the game with a two run single in the eighth before Don Williams' double and Ken Washingtons 390 foot homer sealed the win for Albuquerque. Washington also drove in a fourth inning run with a triple and scored once. Jerry Robertson took the loss. Norm Dermode earned the victory in his first. Albuquerque moved within two games of El Paso, who were beaten by Amarillo. The Kangaroo rat note closes with a quirky fact about its height and leaping ability.
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