District Play Opens Monday In Hope Little League Tourney
Hope will host the District Boy's Baseball Association of Arkansas Little League tournament at Legion Field Fair Park starting Monday Aug 1 at 5 pm.14 top Southwest Arkansas teams compete with two Hope representatives. The winner advances to the state tournament in Little Rock Aug 8.
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Hope All Stars Win Dist Title in Hard Fought Tilt
The Hope Little League All Stars beat Arkadelphia Friday night 3 to 2 to secure a berth in the State Tournament. Other results include Cincinnati 4 over Houston 3 and Chicago 7 over New York 4 with St. Louis 4 defeating Los Angeles 0. Standings show Pittsburgh and San Francisco leading. today’s schedule features SF at Atlanta and multiple day-night matchups across leagues.
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Baseball Scores and Pitch Highlights From A Wide MLB Card
The recap covers AL action where Kansas City beat Detroit 4-1 and Washington swept Boston 13-4 and 6-5 in 15 innings. California edged Cleveland 2-1, New York beat Chicago 2-1, and Baltimore shut out Minnesota 3-0. In the NL, Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 5-3, Atlanta beat San Francisco 7-6, St. Louis blanked Los Angeles 4-0, Cincinnati edged Houston 4-3, and Chicago defeated New York. Willie Mays hit his 23rd homer. Rico Carty delivered a two three-run shots for Atlanta. The report notes Aparicio and Frank Robinson contributions, plus notes on other league results and key moments.
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Saddler Reflects On Boxing and Life After Ring Farewell
Former world featherweight champion Sandy Saddler recalls leaving boxing after bad eras, the decline in fighter commitment, and his new life teaching physical fitness to sailors in New York. He blames current sport conditions on inner corruption and laments the sport sinking while noting his transition as manager to Rudy Sawyer before Sawyer’s death. In San Diego, Ron Mix, a 6-4, 280-pound tackle for the Chargers, remains a top performer who still recites the lineman's prayer before games.
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Mutual Admiration Society on Detroit Tigers Team Spirit
Detroit Tigers players embrace a collective pride as Charley Dressen and Bob Swift fostered unity while Dressen recovered from a heart attack. Dick McAuliffe and Don Wert highlight the team’s balance, hustle, and shared accountability as they aim for a pennant, with youth teammates McAuliffe and Wert comparing notes to improve both hitting and fielding.
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Weiskopf Emerges As Young PGA Prospect In Ohio
The young golfer Tom Weiskopf, a 28 year old from Ohio, gains attention at the PGA championship for his length and consistency. He recalls Jack Nicklaus’s encouragement and notes his own early financial struggles and backers, while his family background in Akron underscores a winning tradition. The article highlights his drive to prove himself amid comparisons to Nicklaus and his growing belief he can win major titles.
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Baltimore's Lead Now Is 13 Games
Orioles beat Minnesota 3-0 to extend their AL lead to 13 games as Aparicio contributes two hits and a run. The veteran shortstop, aging but active, chases back the stolen base title while Baltimore relies on power hitters Robinson Powell and Robinson to drive the pennant push. Aparicio has 16 steals this season, fourth in the league, with 60 games left.
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Two Coaches Named for U of A Arkansas Staff
Fayetville Arkansas AP report from Athletic Director John Barnhill announcing Danny Mason as varsity golf coach Dr Rodney Ryan as varsity tennis coach and Jim Bone as assistant athletic trainer Mason is a former All America golfer who coached at Texas Tech the last two years Ryan is associate professor and chairman of the universitys recreational program Bone is a former Razorback letterman who coached baseball at Permian High School Odessa Texas
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Jim Bone
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Bone
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