Dutchman Van Brocklin bars scrimmages for All-Stars Packers game
Coach Norm Van Brocklin announced the College All-Stars will skip scrimmages before facing the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. No pregame contact sessions or night workouts, as he aims to reduce pressure on quarterbacks and focus on play calling from the bench.
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Gelucum Yon Moe Simmers Through Europe on Sporting Flight
Murray Olverman chronicles a globe trotting sports tour with Irving Rudd Sid Luckman and other legends in Paris Lisbon and Madrid. The piece blends travel, pro football tangents, and tennis chatter while spotting familiar names and scenes from the European sports circuit.
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AL Garve
Portugal
Torremolinos
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TAP Airlines
Paris
Irving Rudd
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yonkers Raceway
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Moscow
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Louvre
George V
Mr. Rudd
Versailles
Louis XIV
Hall of Mirrors
France
Seine
Bougival
le Coq Hardi
Sid Luckman
Kup
Midwest
Luckman
Chicago
Sid
Bears
Jim Dooley
Dooley
Charley Stein
England
Avenue Marceau
Earl
Butch) Buchholz
Butch
Stade Roland Garros
Jose Saldana
Mercurio
Santiago
Chile
Pancho Segura
Lisbon
Pele
Los Angeles
Euseio
Johnny Unitas
Carl Yastrzemski
Pamplona
Hemingway
Tne
Ole
Foterprise Asta
Redlegs use no hitters to sweep Phillies doubleheader
Cincinnati's George Culver pitched a nine inning no hitter in a 7 6 win, completing the doubleheader sweep over Philadelphia after St Louis beat New York and other NL results. Culver moved to 9 9 with his third complete game of the season as Pete Rose and Vada Pinson propelled Cincinnati with key hits.
Travs Rained Out Plan Doubleheader
In Little Rock a doubleheader was scheduled tonight between the Travs and Amarillo at Ray Windey Field to make up a postponed Monday game due to wet grounds. Shreveport beat Albuquerque, closing within one game of the Travs in the Texas League Eastern Division. San Antonio defeated Memphis 9-0 as Dick James scattered nine hits. Dallas Fort Worth beat El Paso 3-4 in the Texas League. The cedar of Lebanon is noted as the tree of God for its use in temple roofs.
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Ray Windey Field
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Rendy Bobb
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Culver Tosses No-Hitter For Reds Over Phillies
Pitcher Culver kept the Philadelphia Phillies hitless in the second game of a doubleheader, walking five and striking out three despite an upset stomach and a novocaine shot for an ingrown toenail. Cincinnati built a 6-0 lead by the third, while Tony Parez and Rich Allen provided the Phillies’ lone threats with a disputed error and near-hits. Culver joined Cincinnati’s no hit history alongside Vander Meer Blackwell and Maloney, as Pete Rose helped seal the win with a late defensive play and a taxi ride to the ballpark.
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Walter Gerates
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Reds
Philadelphia
Rich Allen
Tony Parez
Woody Woodward
Allen
Phillies
Perez
Tony Taylor
Woodward
Tommy Helms
Helms
Cincinnati
Johnny Vandermeer
Ewell Blackwell
Jim Maloney
Ball Park
Pete Rose
Rose
Arkansans Win in Skeet Shoot Meet
Helen Donn of Fort Smith and Gus Blass II of Little Rock won championships in the World Skeet Shooting Championship. Donn broke 94 of 100 targets to win the 420 ladies title after a shootoff. Blass broke 95 of 100 and defeated Paul Harris of Chesterfield in a shootoff for the junior championship.
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Gus Blass II
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Chesterfield
Tigers Lose Game But Hold Pace
Detroit slips 7-2 to New York as Verbanic and McDaniel dominate. Detroit remains seven games back of Detroit’s pace with Baltimore and Cleveland. Red Sox sweep doubleheader over Baltimore while Washington tops Cleveland. Other MLB results include Cincinnati no-hitter bid, White Sox and other headlines from Chicago and Boston.
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George Culver
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Houston
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Norm Cash
Joe Pepitone
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Jake Gibbs
Roy White
Joe Sparma
Jose Tartabull
Mike Andrews
Ray Culp
Moe Drabowsky
Culp
Andrews
Joe Joy
Carl Yastrzemski
Juan Pizarro
Vetern
Ron Hansen
Frank Howard
Senators
Cleverland
Jim Sammy Ellis
Twins
Dean
Ellis
Chance
Consereate
Angels
Salary Disputes Roil Pro Football Players
Pro football stars Gary Ballman and Tom Woodeshick walked out over salary demands while 49 others and one in uniform followed. Coach Kuharich declined to meet Ballman’s price, saying a line had to be drawn. Don Horn wore Army uniform as reserves joined six months active duty. Teams trimmed rosters to 60 by Wednesday night, with Giants, Saints, Redskins, Falcons, Bengals, and Eagles among those making cuts. Celtics sign two draft picks Gyfoot Rich Johnson and Bill Langheld.
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Riley Gunnels
Vern Burke
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Washington Redskins
Steve Jackson
Atlanta Falcons
Cincinnati
Kansas City Chiefs
John Henry Haslam
Blackpool
England
Atyle Kickers
Bobby Howfields
Herts
Celtics
Boston
Boston Celtics
National Basketsball Association
Gyfoot
Rich Johnson
Grambling
Bill Langheld
Fordsham
Roger Repez
Fon Teeny
Ommy Davis
Tim Cullen
Wilbur Wood
Biles
Arerido Ars Chigaet
Mexico to Host Torch Run for 1968 Olympics
AP reports the Olympic flame will travel from Greece to Mexico for the 1968 Games. Enriqueta Basilio will light the flame in Mexico City on Oct 12, with the torch crossing seas, rivers, and harbors, including Veracruz, as part of a peace mission. Seventeen Mexican swimmers will haul the torch across Veracruz Harbor.
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Talian
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