Rookie Kealey shuts out Orioles in first major league start
Steve Kealey a 22 year old rookie right hander pitched a 2-0 shutout over the Baltimore Orioles in his first major league start for the California Angels. The Torrance native helped Angel fans with two strikeouts and two walks while limiting Baltimore to seven hits. Kealey who had only eight relief innings previously and was not in regular form after a week with a sore arm overcame nerves and a difficult fifth inning. The win pulled the Angels within one percentage point of Kansas City in the AL West.
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California Angels
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Baltimore Orioles
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Lefty Phillips
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Detroit Tigers
Seattle Pilots
Mickey Stanley
San Francisco
New York Mets
San Diego
Montreal
Atlanta
Chicago
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Orioles
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Mark Belanger
Baltimore
Dave May
Clay Dalrymple
Marcelino Lopez
Don Bu
Sandy Alomar
Tom Phoebus
Oriole
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Jim Spencer
Aurelio Rodriguez
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Stanley
Seattle
Tigers
Pilots
Don Mincher
Arkansas golfers lead Avco Classic after first round
Sutton Mass AP three Arkansas golfers within eight shots of the lead enter the second round of the $350,000 Avco Golf Classic. R H Sikes of Springdale opened with 74 while Miller Barber of Texarkana and Dick Crawford of El Dorado carded 76. Tom Shaw led at 68. Proper seasoning greatly increases strength, hardness and stiffness of wood.
Season Grid Tickets and Box Seats on Sale
James H. Jones announces season grid tickets and box seats for six home games. West side box seats are 2.00 per seat or 16.00 per box for eight. East side 1.75 per seat or 14.00 per box. Season books 7.50 for six games. gate tickets 1.40 adults 0.50 students. Season books close before September 12 Prescott. For box seats call Hope High School 777-3568.
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Prescott
Hope High School
Ark. Coach Dies After Long Illness
Arkansas native George Terry 60, assistant director at the University of South Carolina, died after a long illness. A star at Batesville and George Washington University, he coached in Mississippi and at Tufts, LSU, Army, and South Carolina, later shifting to administrative duties. Dietzel praised him as a top defensive coach in America.
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Gus’ Tinsley
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Dietzel
Military Academy
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Tme
America
Champion Puts Title on Line Tonight in 118-Pound Bout
Lionel Rose of Australia defends against Ruben Olivares of Mexico in a 15 round title fight at the Forum. Both 21, the bout draws 16,000 fans with gate reports surpassing 250000 dollars. The match airs nowhere in the United States. Promoter George Parnassus guarantees Rose 30000 and Olivares 30000 in a historic 118-pound title clash.
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Lionel Rose
Australia
Mexico
Ruben Olivares
Forum
United States
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Rose
Olivares
Solunar Tables From Knight Guide Aid Fishing Plans
The Solunar Periods schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables offers guidance for when fish activity may be strongest each day. It emphasizes planning fishing trips to align with peak periods to maximize success in various fishing locations and conditions.
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Richard Alden Knight
Bench Leads Reds With 3-run Homer
Cincinnati star John Bench 21 hits season homer for 403 victory over St. Louis to lift Reds to first in NL West, one-half game ahead of Los Angeles as Atlanta, San Francisco and others won or lost. Bench drove in May with a double and later homered for 71 RBIs. Merritt won 14-5.
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Associated Press
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Reds
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Wayne Granger
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Dave Watkins
Philadelphia
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Cleon Jones
Art Shamsky
Ron Swoboda
Don McMahon
Ken Henderson
Bobby Bonds
Tomiie Agee
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Niekro
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Hopeful Stakes Tossup Shapes Saratoga Card
The Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga features Pontifex Hagley Hagley Silent Screen and Walker's In the Flash Stakes winner, aiming at $75,000 added 6 furlongs. Key contenders include Hagley and Silent Screen while other races at Arlington Del Mar and Atlantic City add stakes to a busy national card.
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Atlantic City
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American and National League standings, results, and schedules summarized from a period baseball page. Includes division leaders, recent scores, upcoming games, and major league leaders with players such as Carew and Killebrew referenced.
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Minnesota
RK. Smith
Boston
R. Jackson
Oakland
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
Killebrew
Powell
H ts—Blair
Oliva
Browns Hopefuls Seek Repeat East Title and Super Bowl Bid
Cleveland Browns face a high-stakes season as Blanton Collier rebuilds behind a reshaped quarterback corps with Jerry Rhome joining Bill Nelsen and Frank Ryan. Nelsen’s knee, Ryan’s latest, and Morin’s back surgery cloud health while Charlie Harraway and rookies Bo Scott and Ron Johnson battle for fullback. Rookies Scott, Johnson, and defensive backs Summers and Sumner offer fresh depth. The team aims for top East finish despite injuries and pass rush gaps, with Warfield and Collins poised to renew big-play receiving.
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Univen
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
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Frank Ryan
Rhome
Dallas Cowboys
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Collier
Barney
Jim Kanicki
Walter Johnson
Jack Gregory
Marvin Upshaw
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Leroy Kelly
Ernie Green
Browns
Charley Harraway
Green
Cockroft
Howard Brinker
Mike Howell
Ernie Kellermann
Erich Barnes
Ben Davis
Walt Sumner
Fred Summers
Jim Houston
Robert
Bo’’ Scott
Ron Johnson
Great Britain Opens Walker Cup Challenge In Milwaukee
Great Britain led by Mike Bonallack opens its bid for the Walker Cup in Milwaukee. Bonallack and Tom Craddock face Bruce Fleisher and Marvin Giles in a two ball foursomes as England’s squad begins the two day event with Saturday morning foursomes and afternoon singles.
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Associated Press
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England
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Bruce Fleisher
Bonallack
Tom Craddock
U.S
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Steve Melnyk
Peter Benkd
Bruce Critchley
Fleisher
Allen Miller
Britain
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Andrew Brooks
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Lanny) Wadkins
Dick Siderows
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Giles
Peter Tupling
Benka
Melnyk
Marks
Wadkins
Critchley
Miller
Michael King
John Bohmann
Foster
Ed Updcraft
United States
Pasarell On Comeback Tennis Trial
Charlie Pasarell and Clark Graebner, once U S Davis Cup teammates, faced each other in a quarterfinal at the 89th U S National Championships in Longwood. Pasarell, on Army leave, defeated Graebner 8-6 3-6 6-2 6-4 to reach the semifinals where he would meet Stan Smith.
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Associated Press
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Mass
Charlie Pasarell
Clark Graebner
U.S
Pasarell
UCLA
Puerto Rico
Graebner
New York
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Pasarel
Bob Lutz
Stan Smith
California
Ray Ruffels
Australia
Smith
Ruffels
Margaret Court
Joyce Williams
England
Beland
Kerry Melville
Christe Truman Jones
Mary Ann Curtis
Anetigan
St. Louis
Virginia Wade
USCS
Pro Prospects for Chargers Defense and Offense Mix
The Chargers show explosive offense led by a pump gun pass game and strong receiving corps with Lance Alworth and Gary Gorman. Sid Gillman provides direction amid a solid line and a deep defensive roster. Key players include John Hadi at quarterback, Marty Comies as a potential successor, and a stable of running backs—Post, Hubbert, Lincoln—coming off surgeries. The defense remains porous at times but is anchored by veterans and youngsters like Washington, Ridge, Appleton, and Redman. Special teams are led by Dennis Partee, with Redman as punter support.
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Quez
Bob Bobich
Kenny Graham
Duncan
Joe Heauchamp
Bob Howard
Jim Hill
Larry Rentz
Dennis Partee
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