Twins Lose Lead Then Fall to Angels in Final Inning
In a tense California Minnesota clash, Minnesota led but failed to score in key moments while Los Angeles Angels rallied to win 2-1 after a seventh inning rally. Dave Boswell pitched for Minnesota, George Brunet took the loss for the Angels. Moose from El Paso debuted for the Angels. The Yankees beat Baltimore 54 in the other AL game, and St. Louis edged Chicago 6-5 as Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and New York won elsewhere.
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Duffy Daugherty Sets Dream of Three Straight Big Ten Titles
Chicago based piece recalls Duffy Daugherty addressing Football Writers Association of America. He urges Michigan State players to value hard work discipline and teamwork. He envisions the Spartans aiming to become the first to win three consecutive undisputed Big Ten football championships.
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Ceren Daly
Football Writers Association of America
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Iveness
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Looks Like Year for Cardinals in MLB Chase
The St. Louis Cardinals, atop the National League with a strong lead, beat the Chicago Cubs 6-5 as Roger Maris fueled a late rally with three hits and three RBIs. Mike McCormick tied for the major league lead with his 16th win, while Willie Stargell and others contributed for their teams in a busy MLB Monday slate.
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Hope Bobcats start 1967 football practices early
Hope Bobcats report for football practice as Arkansas allows an early start. Head coach Freddie Glaze expects improvement on last season's 4-5-1. The squad must be ready by Sept 1 when they open an 11 game schedule at Arkadelphia.
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Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight schedule
The column presents Solunar Periods from Knight's Solunar Tables with Major and Minor fishing and hunting windows for August. It explains bondface Major periods and regular Minor periods, using Central Daylight Time, and lists specific start times for several dates in August with the day of week noted.
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Fish Kills Planned in Union County Lakes
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission announced six Union County lakes will host fish kills over five days to reduce trash fish and restock with game species. Benjamin Lake starts today near Strong, moving to Bue and Hoo lakes, Clear Lake, Huttig Mills Ponds, and Jones Lake through Saturday. Union County Wildlife Association will fry fish from Jones Lake on Saturday.
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Detroit Edges Buffalo In Football Exhibition
In a football exhibition Detroit beats Buffalo 19 to 17. The game showcased reserve players and evaluated defensive schemes as both teams balanced offense and defense in a late-season test.
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Pro Charts GENERAL COMMENT Falcons aim for expansion team progress
Falcons right on schedule for an expansion team, which means they must keep losing before winning. The defense is the key shortfall, though coach Norb Hecker has a start with cookie-of-year Tommy Nabis. Randy Johnson bears passing responsibility, Tom Moore adds reliable hands at flanker, Ang ie Cain is aging, and Hawkins and Anderson fill roles. Running backs include Smith Coffey Wheelwright, with newcomers like Joe Williams. The line shows stability but aging blockers, and Kirowac handles kicking. Linebackers hinge on Nobis anchor, with potential help from Patton. Secondary development aims for Ken Reaves and Riggle, Richardson. Overall, 66-season hope tempered by Rams Colts 49ers division, offense may move ball but defense lacks. PREDICTION: Lost in Coastal Division.
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Nick Rassas
Bob Riggle
Jerry Richardson
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Billie Jean King: Superwoman of U.S. Tennis
Billie Jean King, 24, ranked among tennis legends, has won Wimbledon titles and completed a triples haul this year. She stresses full-time dedication, globe-trotting life, and strict diet as she targets Forest Hills glory and a place among tennis greats like Wills Moody Jacobs Marble Connolly and Gibson.
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Althea Gibson
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Broyles Sees Collegiate Grid Playoffs
Estes Park Colorado AP Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said national collegiate playoffs could arrive in two to three years during FCA encampment talks. A six conference champions plus two at large team format was suggested to fit a season extended to December. He favored preserving bowls while linking a national title via playoffs.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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